do u remember when ?

[themauler]

back in my days as a tennager we use too cruise main st.meet with friends then crash parties and get plastered at the river crossing on the weekends those were good times...i miss those days what did u do as a tennager back then do you remeber when?


*blows a kiss too gigi * * waves at mariah *

[җNightmareҗ]

Im still a teenager im not old like you....

[Old Man in Trench Coat]

someone starting this thread and not nary a one responded to it?

[Cat]

Originally Posted by җNightmareҗ

Im still a teenager im not old like you....

Then really you had no need to post in the thread did you? Maybe when you get old you can come back and regale us with what you did as a teen.

[the ghost]

can,t say i miss what it was like back then. to much crazy **** and horror for me. well my whole lifes been crazy.

[Hot BBW]

I was raised in the country so as a teenager we would go horseback riding in the trails. We'd each have a six pack or bottle in your saddle bags, and a little something something rolled and we'd go party on the horseback riding trails and down by the river. LOL guess maybe it wasn't the best thing to do as a teenager but it kept us out of trouble MOST OF THE TIME lol. Those were my good ole days....hey don't knock my age either I'm only 32

[Old Man in Trench Coat]

Originally Posted by ΩcatΩ

Then really you had no need to post in the thread did you? Maybe when you get old you can come back and regale us with what you did as a teen.

When I get old? you know being a mature (in age) type adult like me that too many brain cells have died to remember much about being a teen.

[Sunset Dreamer]

Teen years were too much fun! We went rollerskating everynight, then to the pool halls. Weekends were spent in the woods at keg parties until the cops came and we had to scatter Luckily, the parties were right behind my house. We also spent a lot of time cruising the strip at the beach, and spending time on the pier. I loved growing up on the ocean. Anyway, that's what we did!

[Harold Peart]

I spent the majority at the parking lot of Curb'ies True Value hardware store, in Beaverville Illinois. When I look back, what I did more than anything is, I waited. Waited for girls to show up, waited for someone who could buy beer, waited for weed.

If we were feeling really adventurous we would go to Kankakee Illinois 30,000 people, as opposed to Beaverville's 300, and cruise the square. Thems were the days, making left, or right turns all night. Teenagers going to the square to see, and be seen enraged the adults to no end. The local newspaper always had outcries to shut down the square. They finally did about 10 years ago. They removed one of the four streets. When I drive down one of the remaining 3 streets today, I wonder two things. Why didn't the new teenagers just pick 4 different streets, and call that the new square? Why were the police, and parents so upset that all the teenagers were all in a one block area? Seems like it would be easier to keep track of them that way.

[TrinityJ9]

Lets see. We use to play outside untill after the sun set and everyone was still there the next morning. no one went missing. We had the doors and windows open until the last person went to bed. You could play in the park and not worry that some old freek would try there luck.
you could walk down to the shop with 10c in your hand and come back with a bag full of sweets. No I'm not that old, I'm talking about 10 years ago.