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Oh well, do what everyone else does. Hang with your friends, listen to music you donât like, drink punch you donât like and watch someone else dance with the girl you do like. These are the âgood old daysâ. Right?
And this is about the stage where mothers realize that theyâre about to get their comeuppance for all those times that they said boys are so much easier to raise than girls. Itâs quite unexpected and sudden.
Lynnâs Comments: My mother would drive my friends and me to school dances. Weâd cringe in the back seat, hoping we wouldnât be seen. With great understanding, my mom would drop us off a block away from the school so we could walk, unaccompanied, by a ârent.â Whatever rifts came between us, she could also be totally cool.
Oh I remember going out on my first date to the Jr/Sr Prom and having my brother and his friend follow us. Then my parents followed us home. Needless to say that was the first and last time that I had a date with him. Talk about embarrassing. I didnât date much in high school. You can guess the reason.
So they get in the âstoopid danceâ, then meet some very nice young ladies and then claim that they are geniuses for coming to the dance in the first place.
So school dances were a requirement in Canada??? Did they get graded for gym? Like what Samantha said in âSixteen Candelsâ? Weird! My lame butt never went to any. Middle or High school.
Templo S.U.D. about 6 years ago
Would Mike and Gordon still be embarrassing having Dr. John Patterson (or one of Gordonâs parents) drive them to the dance?
capricorn9th about 6 years ago
Well. sounds about right. My boys were that way too.
Enter.Name.Here about 6 years ago
Maybe Martha is thereâŠ
Anathema Premium Member about 6 years ago
Ah yes, the good old days.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Oh well, do what everyone else does. Hang with your friends, listen to music you donât like, drink punch you donât like and watch someone else dance with the girl you do like. These are the âgood old daysâ. Right?
M2MM about 6 years ago
The parents should have made them walk there, especially with THAT attitude. Theyâre not little kids anymore.
Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member about 6 years ago
âStupidâ, not âstoopidâ â The Spelling Police
Grutzi about 6 years ago
And this is about the stage where mothers realize that theyâre about to get their comeuppance for all those times that they said boys are so much easier to raise than girls. Itâs quite unexpected and sudden.
Mumblix Premium Member about 6 years ago
Lynnâs Comments: My mother would drive my friends and me to school dances. Weâd cringe in the back seat, hoping we wouldnât be seen. With great understanding, my mom would drop us off a block away from the school so we could walk, unaccompanied, by a ârent.â Whatever rifts came between us, she could also be totally cool.
Dixie Lee about 6 years ago
Oh I remember going out on my first date to the Jr/Sr Prom and having my brother and his friend follow us. Then my parents followed us home. Needless to say that was the first and last time that I had a date with him. Talk about embarrassing. I didnât date much in high school. You can guess the reason.
The Pro from Dover about 6 years ago
Herb L 1954 about 6 years ago
Take off,Hoser ;)
Airbender about 6 years ago
So they get in the âstoopid danceâ, then meet some very nice young ladies and then claim that they are geniuses for coming to the dance in the first place.
Diat60 about 6 years ago
Theyâre actually going to have a great time, but will never never admit it.
Petemejia77 about 6 years ago
So school dances were a requirement in Canada??? Did they get graded for gym? Like what Samantha said in âSixteen Candelsâ? Weird! My lame butt never went to any. Middle or High school.