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Speaking of cheap Mike, remember that bonehead that would take his own cheese (actually, it was my cheese) down to Burger King for 39 cent hamburger days to save 10 cents?
Or even better, when he'd beg for a ride to the drive thru, order a crapload of food and say 'Hey man, I ain't got no money!'
Or even better, when he'd beg for a ride to the drive thru, order a crapload of food and say 'Hey man, I ain't got no money!'
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Speaking of cheap Mike, remember that bonehead that would take his own cheese (actually, it was my cheese) down to Burger King for 39 cent hamburger days to save 10 cents?
Or even better, when he'd beg for a ride to the drive thru, order a crapload of food and say 'Hey man, I ain't got no money!'
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Clement?
Yeah, I also remember when he'd try to get me to steal handfuls of straws from McDonalds just because we might need them at the apartment.
The same guy that would drop butter on the kitchen floor where everyone's been walking, but still pick it up and throw it in the frying pan since "....git, git, git..it's still good git git git......"
Speaking of cheap Mike, remember that bonehead that would take his own cheese (actually, it was my cheese) down to Burger King for 39 cent hamburger days to save 10 cents?
Or even better, when he'd beg for a ride to the drive thru, order a crapload of food and say 'Hey man, I ain't got no money!'
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Clement?
Yeah, I also remember when he'd try to get me to steal handfuls of straws from McDonalds just because we might need them at the apartment.
The same guy that would drop butter on the kitchen floor where everyone's been walking, but still pick it up and throw it in the frying pan since "....git, git, git..it's still good git git git......"
Clement got his private and then disappeared -- probably because he treated college like "Woo hooo, away from home with mom's American Express card!" than a learning environment.
Most of the guys that I met my first two years of college bowed out and did something else entirely.
Most of the guys that I met my first two years of college bowed out and did something else entirely.
FL270
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Glad I'm not the only one who had that experience at Riddle, Doug. I was in a suite freshman year with five other guys, all aero sci majors, and I'm now the only one (five years after grad) who is flying professionally. One moved to the desert and joined a cult, one dropped out entirely, one quit and enlisted in the Air Force, one disappeared to parts unknown, and the fifth is now an air traffic controller.
I had almost a total changeover in friends and acquaintances from the time I arrived at Riddle until the time I left. It got to be a betting pool after a while, who would be back next year and who would not.
I had almost a total changeover in friends and acquaintances from the time I arrived at Riddle until the time I left. It got to be a betting pool after a while, who would be back next year and who would not.
FL270
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This doesn't "top" an armed robbery, but it certainly is interesting. Some guys in my wing freshman year got busted for attempting to recreate Daytona Beach in their dorm room. They bought a palm tree and a kiddie pool at K-Mart, and were planning to steal sand from the beach and bring it in in the back of a guy's Jeep. They were busted attempting to fill their pool ... they ran the shower too long and the steam set off the fire alarm. The whole building was evacuated.
Saddest part is they were all, to the best of my knowledge, sober at the time.
Saddest part is they were all, to the best of my knowledge, sober at the time.
