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I've always had friends. Friends make the difference. Did you see the recent Survivor when Todd discussed the strategy of the game. Like is like that. If you know who to surround yourself with you can make it anywhere.
I think the difference between then and now is that then we played with our friends after school and stayed out as late as our parents would let us. Nowadays most of the young people I know go home and play video games if they're boys, or hang out on MySpace if they're girls.
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Why is this question a negative? Why not Which was the BEST for you?
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[1 point] 4 years ago by deleted user ReplyGood reply Waugs. Dead on the money.
I think the worst years might be more important (for better or for worse) in determining who we become later in life.
Good point.
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[1 point] 4 years ago by deleted user ReplyMy niece is doing that in the Air Force. She's gotten her AS, and is working on her BS. Not to shabby for a single mom in the military huh?
OUTSTANDING!
That's what the Armed Forces do for you. Give you a chance and let even the smallest of people get on
Middle school, Pimples need I say more
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I've always had friends. Friends make the difference. Did you see the recent Survivor when Todd discussed the strategy of the game. Like is like that. If you know who to surround yourself with you can make it anywhere.
I wish it was like that
I think the difference between then and now is that then we played with our friends after school and stayed out as late as our parents would let us. Nowadays most of the young people I know go home and play video games if they're boys, or hang out on MySpace if they're girls.