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04/07/09 11:40 PM	#657
Robert Lacivita Jeff, My nephew once asked me what I had in my hands. (it was a 10 inch carbine blade) I told him after handing it to him, that it was an old music record. He bought it!

04/07/09 11:51 PM	#658
Jeff Hoganson Robert - that's a classic! One day he can hand it to his nephew and claim it's a CD...

04/07/09 11:52 PM	#659
Michelle Rainbolt Okay, I know I'm old 'cuz I can't keep up with the message forum of my former classmates. Who's getting a room and releasing a "record"? I feel like I have dementia.

04/07/09 11:54 PM	#660
Phil Suggs Enough of this silly stuff.. lets get back to bashing that punk Mystrom. He never broke my pencil but he use to lead me off into some cazy stuff on our CR500's. punk.

04/07/09 11:56 PM	#661
Robert Lacivita Phill!!!!!! That's Funny Dude!!!! It's all about timing!!!!

04/07/09 11:59 PM	#662
Robert Lacivita Michelle.... Lisa and I are getting a room.....and we are going to "set a record". (kidding Lisa)

04/08/09 12:00 AM	#663
Michelle Rainbolt Is that with or without a tattoo?

04/08/09 12:02 AM	#664
Michelle Rainbolt I got one for all you Mohave Mavericks: You'll remember Mrs. Edna Hall??? Remember how she used to say "All Right, All Right" and we counted how many times she would say it in each class. Man, oh, man! Think of the beer drinking/coffee shots we could have had with her repetitious speech!

04/08/09 12:04 AM

#665

Larry Clauss

Ok, I'm trying to keep up here - see if I have this right;
Robert's getting a hotel room to use some power tools after Lisa told him about a dream with Shane in it, but it was really someone else that has a Sabercat tattoo on his arm inside a bass drum that really belonged to the drummer from the Jetzons? Close enough?!

04/08/09 12:04 AM	#666
Michelle Rainbolt And Edna Hall is the the hallway saying "All Right! All Right!"

04/08/09 12:10 AM	#667
Robert Lacivita Larry, I knew you had it in you boy......Laughing my ass off!!

04/08/09 12:19 AM	#668
Robert Lacivita Off to San Diego, back on Sat. Until then remember.."take it easy, if it's easy...take it twice"......be good!

04/08/09 12:42 AM

#669

Larry Clauss

My work here is done, at least for tonight, having made Sir Robert laugh his ass off! Good evening folks, this old man's off to bed and up at 4:45 am OUCH!

04/08/09 01:32 AM

#670

Dave Dirren

Okay back to the feelin old topic. About ten years ago we were taking a family trip and I popped in one of my favorite CDs (Eagles - Hotel California) my daughter asked what the heck are we listening to? When I told her who it was she said "It sounds like elevator music with words".

04/08/09 02:24 AM

#671

Lisa Stephens

Ok, I think I got it...Robert and I are getting a room to make a record with a power tool while really we should be at Mimi's farting contest and then on to Beitmans shop to hava a Sabercat tattoo engraved on our a**..after which we're off to the beach house because of a dream with a baby named Anthony Robert at which Shane became jealous because he wanted to walk to Vegas while simotamiously farting to watch Mick Jaggar swinging from a harness with ice on his shoulder inside a drum...

04/08/09 08:32 AM

#672

Robert Lacivita

20/20 Lisa Stevens

Here's the deal. This was revealed to me in a dream last night.

I'm' coming back thru time into Lisa's life (hence I am Reese)

Lisa (Sarah Connors) for whom I have come back in time for. Conceives and bares to the world a "savior". A male child..that will be named Anthony Robert La Civita.

He will grow up strong. Strong enough to handle all the "slipping farts" handed down to him by his mother.

When he is old enough, he will save the world of "flatulence abuse". Using the tools handed down to him from his father..(thank you very much) he in turn, will be father" ....of the invention..."Charcoal Chorts".

The first pair of under garment, that has removable "and replaceable"...Charcoal "filtered and ventilated" pads.
These "pads" will of course be available in several popular scents.(possibly even flavors)

04/08/09 09:01 AM	#673
Doug Holland Dang, leave for an evening and your totally out of the loop. . . Lisa, I certainly need catching up after the rant!!! That stuff is golden.

04/08/09 10:57 AM

#674

Dave Dirren

Robert - "No power tools for you today"!

04/08/09 11:02 AM

#675

Jeff Spielman

Mimi

I'm pretty sure that was Mrs Abramson who said "I beg your pardon". I remember sitting in the back of the classroom and every time she would say that I would quietly respond with "... I never promised you a rose garden...". Those around would chuckle.

I think that was the year I actually had to sit in a box at the front of her classroom; her way of dealing with my ADHD.

And yes, she drank her lunch. When you sit that close (even in a box) you pick up on certain things.

04/08/09 01:28 PM

#676

Jeff Spielman

All

I must apologize to everyone. My naming of Mrs Abramson was both hasty and inaccurate. I did not mean to malign the good name of any of the good teachers at Mohave.

That being said: I was put in a box by one of my teachers and she did have the unmistakable odor of alcohol on her breath.

Although I do have some pleasant memories of many of you, I also have quite unpleasant ones too. I cannot deny one or the other.

Please forgive me and I will pledge to be more accurate in my descriptions as we go forward.

Thanks you,
Jeff

04/08/09 02:03 PM	#677
John Myers Jeff, Was this the same teacher at Saguaro that used to push her rostrom down the 200 building hall?

04/08/09 02:39 PM

#678

Lisa Stephens

Jeff,
Back in our day no one knew what ADHD was, let alone how to deal with it. So many of us that had it didn't get the help we needed, and were very misunderstood. Then punished for having a neurobiological disorder. Thanks for coming out with this..I knew I wasn't alone since 5 to 9 percent of the population have it! I was diagnosed when I was 40..finally an answer!

04/08/09 03:02 PM

#679

Lisa Cerri

Lisa & Jeff -- We're soooo not alone, me too (ADD/ADHD), and probably half the folks we went to school with. Probably in our diet, all that junk food and twinkies, space bars and instant breakfast -- or was that just me? : ) or the water who knows!!

AND for the record, unless she wasn't the only one, it was Mrs. Wolfe (5th grade) that was the most notorious for saying -- "I beg your pardon!" I can still see her face getting all ruffled and wrinkly as she'd say it.

04/08/09 03:08 PM	#680
Lisa Cerri Maybe it was both Mrs Abrahmson and Wolfe -- I Never Promised You a Rose Garden was a very popular song at the time! Could have easily spanned a grade.

04/08/09 04:26 PM

#681

Lisa Stephens

Mimi,
Sarah and Reese from "The Terminator"...that was Roberts dream :)

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