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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: Lefty on February 02, 2010, 11:30:27 AM
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8 foot rims. Full court. Sucked when the ball rolled down the hill. 60% chance you'd get there and one of the rims was bent, because some over zealous and over aged 8th grader hung on the rim too long.
I loved me some Lee School pickup games in the summer.....
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8 foot rims. Full court. Sucked when the ball rolled down the hill. 60% chance you'd get there and one of the rims was bent, because some over zealous and over aged 8th grader hung on the rim too long.
I loved me some Lee School pickup games in the summer.....
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random f*cking post. but yeah i had basketball practice there all throughout my 10U travelling basketball season. smelled like school food.
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random f*cking post. but yeah i had basketball practice there all throughout my 10U travelling basketball season. smelled like school food.
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I wasn't talking about the inside gym. I'm strictly talking about the outside playground court. The full court version with 8 ft rims.... where us youngsters pretended to be Scott Skiles and John Paxsonsss
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jfc, why not play at Bluemont?
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8-foot outdoor rims at Marlatt School, too (although maybe not full court). I was Shawn Kemp on that court.
Great thread.
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
Why is it that you have a link to the website that we are currently on in your signature?
:dunno:
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
Eugene Field? Is that even a school anymore? :lol:
(proud Lee school alum here)
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Meade Grade School. One 7 1/2 ish goal and one 10 footer on a full court. You have the option of going half court dunk fest or giving the older kids with pubes a handicap by making them use the 10 foot'er.
EDIT: 80% of the time you have no nets so you have to go to the local duckwalls and buy one WITH YOUR OWN MONEY and then boost another kid up to get up there and put it on the 10 foot'er.
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Woodrow Wilson we had/have three goals all different heights one about 6foot one around 8 and one 10ft. Also had chain nets made that awesome noise whenever you scored. :bball:
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
Why is it that you have a link to the website that we are currently on in your signature?
:dunno:
It's a service. Click it. BOOM. Takes you right back to the top of the forums. BOOM.
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Good thinking. :thumbsup:
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Good thinking. :thumbsup:
Leave the high tech stuff to me and my egg head friends, you just kick back and keep bbs'ing your ass off.
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
Eugene Field? Is that even a school anymore? :lol:
(proud Lee school alum here)
Amanda Arnold easily had the best playground of the Manhattan elementary schools.
2 full basketball courts, 1 with 10 ft goals and the other with 8 ft goals
2 full soccer fields
1 baseball diamond
1/4 mile track that gym teacher occasionally made us run around (this is actually a negative)
2 four square courts and 2 six square courts
1 kickball diamond
4 tether-ball courts with some weird basketball resembling thing in the middle
Giant twirly slide attached to elite playground equipment where kids play elite AA specific game called barracuda
15 or so swings with the chair swing as well
6 teeter-totters that sent a kid to the hospital at least once a year
Set of monkey bars great for playing chicken on
Weird climbing thing that 2nd grade waks had his first kiss on :blush:
Elite around-the-world equipment (non-Amanda Pandas will not understand)
And finally, one really lame fire engine thing that replaced the other elite twirly slide that got taken down because kids would jump off of it
I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
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Good thinking. :thumbsup:
Leave the high tech stuff to me and my egg head friends, you just kick back and keep bbs'ing your ass off.
You guys are the best.
Please dont kill me for asking, but what does bbs'ing mean?
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
Eugene Field? Is that even a school anymore? :lol:
(proud Lee school alum here)
Amanda Arnold easily had the best playground of the Manhattan elementary schools.
2 full basketball courts, 1 with 10 ft goals and the other with 8 ft goals
2 full soccer fields
1 baseball diamond
1/4 mile track that gym teacher occasionally made us run around (this is actually a negative)
2 four square courts and 2 six square courts
1 kickball diamond
4 tether-ball courts with some weird basketball resembling thing in the middle
Giant twirly slide attached to elite playground equipment where kids play elite AA specific game called barracuda
15 or so swings with the chair swing as well
6 teeter-totters that sent a kid to the hospital at least once a year
Set of monkey bars great for playing chicken on
Weird climbing thing that 2nd grade waks had his first kiss on :blush:
Elite around-the-world equipment (non-Amanda Pandas will not understand)
And finally, one really lame fire engine thing that replaced the other elite twirly slide that got taken down because kids would jump off of it
I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Any school named after a woman is DQ'd
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Amanda Arnold elitist right here. I was there the day we voted on the school mascot. Panda's forever!
sidenotes: Lee school was where the "brothers" came to play. TJ Marshall was even spotted shooting J's there once. This is where you went to grow chest hair and earn your street cred.
* I didn't even know Bluemont existed because it was so far away from my elitist backyard.
* Eugene Field was where the weirdos and smart people went. Great layout for playground purposes, but it's not like any athletes went there.
* Marlatt was legit, but so 80's.
* Northview people were from another county. Never even met these peeps until 7th grade.
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Amanda Arnold elitist right here. I was there the day we voted on the school mascot. Panda's forever! QFMFT!!
sidenotes: Lee school was where the "brothers" came to play. TJ Marshall was even spotted shooting J's there once. This is where you went to grow chest hair and earn your street cred.
* I didn't even know Bluemont existed because it was so far away from my elitist backyard. and their playground sux, amirite?
* Eugene Field was where the weirdos and smart people went. Great layout for playground purposes, but it's not like any athletes went there. always thought they were kind of elite, sort of the "small private" school of the bunch. too small to make a difference as an 'mentary school though.
* Marlatt was legit, but so 80's. qft. had "hot" girls too.
* Northview people were from another county. Never even met these peeps until 7th grade. tried to avoid northviewers at all cost. demon people.
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1/4 mile track that gym teacher occasionally made us run around (this is actually a negative)
are you sure it's not 1/5?
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anybody who tries to pretend that woodrow wilson isn't the answer to any question involving the eliteness of mhk gradeschools is simply deluding themselves.
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1/4 mile track that gym teacher occasionally made us run around (this is actually a negative)
are you sure it's not 1/5?
It's definitely possible. All I know is that it was not fun to run around.
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
GTFOOMF
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
QFMFT
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
Did you go to preschool in the little shed out back behind the school? LMAO. :lol:
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
Did you go to preschool in the little shed out back behind the school? LMAO. :lol:
Nope, my preschool was elite too. Went to ECL (on K-State's campus). Most diverse preschool in MHK. LOL @ you not having any responses to my beat-down of Bergman. Tap out noted.
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
Did you go to preschool in the little shed out back behind the school? LMAO. :lol:
Nope, my preschool was elite too. Went to ECL (on K-State's campus). Most diverse preschool in MHK. LOL @ you not having any responses to my beat-down of Bergman. Tap out noted.
the whole bergman v amanda arnold bitchslap fight is hilarious guys. woodrow wilson kids beat you up and had sex with your moms fyi.
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
Did you go to preschool in the little shed out back behind the school? LMAO. :lol:
Nope, my preschool was elite too. Went to ECL (on K-State's campus). Most diverse preschool in MHK. LOL @ you not having any responses to my beat-down of Bergman. Tap out noted.
If diversity is what makes a school elite in your mind then why all the love for Amanda Arnold. Just a bunch of rich, white stringed instrument playing losers.
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
Did you go to preschool in the little shed out back behind the school? LMAO. :lol:
Nope, my preschool was elite too. Went to ECL (on K-State's campus). Most diverse preschool in MHK. LOL @ you not having any responses to my beat-down of Bergman. Tap out noted.
the whole bergman v amanda arnold bitchslap fight is hilarious guys. woodrow wilson kids beat you up and sex with your moms fyi.
You're kidding right. Hey WW nice 10 X 10 foot square of grass in your playground. GMAFB.
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
Did you go to preschool in the little shed out back behind the school? LMAO. :lol:
Nope, my preschool was elite too. Went to ECL (on K-State's campus). Most diverse preschool in MHK. LOL @ you not having any responses to my beat-down of Bergman. Tap out noted.
the whole bergman v amanda arnold bitchslap fight is hilarious guys. woodrow wilson kids beat you up and sex with your moms fyi.
You're kidding right. Hey WW nice 10 X 10 foot square of grass in your playground. GMAFB.
good point hick. amount of farmland apparently makes a good school for your avg kansan. color this inner city mhk kid surprised. warm up the tractors bergman, et al.
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I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
Did you go to preschool in the little shed out back behind the school? LMAO. :lol:
Nope, my preschool was elite too. Went to ECL (on K-State's campus). Most diverse preschool in MHK. LOL @ you not having any responses to my beat-down of Bergman. Tap out noted.
If diversity is what makes a school elite in your mind then why all the love for Amanda Arnold. Just a bunch of rich, white stringed instrument playing losers.
Diverse with the right kinds of people (Jews and Asians). Also had the special education classes. Like I said, clearly better than Bergman.
I think it's safe to say that without a doubt, Amanda Arnold is the most elite elementary school in the MHK area.
Frank V. Bergman Elementary School just laughed so hard at this post that chocolate milk went out its nose.
ROFLMAO. You're joking, right? Frank Bergman Elementary is like the guy that always finishes in 2nd place. It's in Candlewood so it's the people that almost made it into the elite of Manhattan. The only thing it has going for it as far as elite-ness goes is the Hudson trail and having a separate cafeteria from the gymnasium. Also, those sinks outside of the bathrooms? GTFOOMF with that crap. The playground is a joke and it's surrounded by suburbia. Amanda Arnold is surrounded by a very elite chain-link fence with a beautiful forest around it. No need to worry about running out in front of cars when you have such an elite forest. One other great thing about the location... the elite kids in Manhattan have a brisk two minute walk from school to walk to the elite Cottonwood Racquet Club for after-school tennis lessons. Bergman also has to live with the fact that they're responsible for the budget crisis the school district has been in since it was built.
So GTFOOMF with that Bergman is more elite than Amanda Arnold bullshit.
Did you go to preschool in the little shed out back behind the school? LMAO. :lol:
Nope, my preschool was elite too. Went to ECL (on K-State's campus). Most diverse preschool in MHK. LOL @ you not having any responses to my beat-down of Bergman. Tap out noted.
the whole bergman v amanda arnold bitchslap fight is hilarious guys. woodrow wilson kids beat you up and had sex with your moms fyi.
LOL, please Daris, please.
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
Eugene Field? Is that even a school anymore? :lol:
(proud Lee school alum here)
PhiCat, did you ever have the chance to meet Old Bob, the dude who does the crossing guard duty for Lee on Anderson? He was a photographer around the world for 50 yrs. Life magazine, even.
Speaking of Lee School, I once puked directly into 7-8 a.m. traffic on Anderson. While little kids were across the street peering through the haverhill fence wondering wtf was going on. This immediately followed the conversation with Old Bob.
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
two, i think.
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
1 soccer field when i was there. 1 kickball/baseball diamond. no tracks... we were in grade school. what right minded gradeschooler wants a track. lol. did you guys really have one? ha, ha, ha. have fun w/ that.
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
1 soccer field when i was there. 1 kickball/baseball diamond. no tracks... we were in grade school. what right minded gradeschooler wants a track. lol. did you guys really have one? ha, ha, ha. have fun w/ that.
LOL, the more and more you post in this thread the more obvious it becomes to us all that Amanda Arnold >>> Woodrow Wilson
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
1 soccer field when i was there. 1 kickball/baseball diamond. no tracks... we were in grade school. what right minded gradeschooler wants a track. lol. did you guys really have one? ha, ha, ha. have fun w/ that.
LOL, the more and more you post in this thread the more obvious it becomes to us all that Amanda Arnold >>> Woodrow Wilson
if you are a soccer mom, then yeah. that track is prob pretty great for a 37 yr old mother of three living on westbank way with repressed sexual frustrations and body issues in the need of dropping twenty pounds. but to your avg fifth grader? i sure hope not.
btw- where did you guys go to get candy? cause there's a grocery store right across the street from ww? lmao losers.
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
1 soccer field when i was there. 1 kickball/baseball diamond. no tracks... we were in grade school. what right minded gradeschooler wants a track. lol. did you guys really have one? ha, ha, ha. have fun w/ that.
LOL, the more and more you post in this thread the more obvious it becomes to us all that Amanda Arnold >>> Woodrow Wilson
if you are a soccer mom, then yeah. that track is prob pretty great for a 37 yr old mother of three living on westbank way with repressed sexual frustrations and body issues in the need of dropping twenty pounds. but to your avg fifth grader? i sure hope not.
btw- where did you guys go to get candy? cause there's a grocery store right across the street from ww? lmao losers.
Our rich parents :dunno:
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
1 soccer field when i was there. 1 kickball/baseball diamond. no tracks... we were in grade school. what right minded gradeschooler wants a track. lol. did you guys really have one? ha, ha, ha. have fun w/ that.
LOL, the more and more you post in this thread the more obvious it becomes to us all that Amanda Arnold >>> Woodrow Wilson
if you are a soccer mom, then yeah. that track is prob pretty great for a 37 yr old mother of three living on westbank way with repressed sexual frustrations and body issues in the need of dropping twenty pounds. but to your avg fifth grader? i sure hope not.
btw- where did you guys go to get candy? cause there's a grocery store right across the street from ww? lmao losers.
Our rich parents :dunno:
so rich that they just couldn't give you money to buy your own candy? weird. not sure i'd want my parents dictating the kind of candy i ate as a kid. :dunno:
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
1 soccer field when i was there. 1 kickball/baseball diamond. no tracks... we were in grade school. what right minded gradeschooler wants a track. lol. did you guys really have one? ha, ha, ha. have fun w/ that.
LOL, the more and more you post in this thread the more obvious it becomes to us all that Amanda Arnold >>> Woodrow Wilson
if you are a soccer mom, then yeah. that track is prob pretty great for a 37 yr old mother of three living on westbank way with repressed sexual frustrations and body issues in the need of dropping twenty pounds. but to your avg fifth grader? i sure hope not.
btw- where did you guys go to get candy? cause there's a grocery store right across the street from ww? lmao losers.
Our rich parents :dunno:
so rich that they just couldn't give you money to buy your own candy? weird. not sure i'd want my parents dictating the kind of candy i ate as a kid. :dunno:
lol. this means you ate garbage candy/and or found the good stuff from strangers.
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Edith Scheuerman Tigers are number ONE!
We do our work and get it DONE!
Fail we WON'T!
Wail we WON'T!
Play together, YES WE WILL!
not 100% sure of the last line
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
1 soccer field when i was there. 1 kickball/baseball diamond. no tracks... we were in grade school. what right minded gradeschooler wants a track. lol. did you guys really have one? ha, ha, ha. have fun w/ that.
LOL, the more and more you post in this thread the more obvious it becomes to us all that Amanda Arnold >>> Woodrow Wilson
if you are a soccer mom, then yeah. that track is prob pretty great for a 37 yr old mother of three living on westbank way with repressed sexual frustrations and body issues in the need of dropping twenty pounds. but to your avg fifth grader? i sure hope not.
btw- where did you guys go to get candy? cause there's a grocery store right across the street from ww? lmao losers.
Our rich parents :dunno:
so rich that they just couldn't give you money to buy your own candy? weird. not sure i'd want my parents dictating the kind of candy i ate as a kid. :dunno:
lol. this means you ate garbage candy/and or found the good stuff from strangers.
not sure you're following. ww'ers would get money from their parents and go across the street to the grocery store to buy whatever the shazbot! they wanted to.
amanda arnold was apparently better because they ate whatever candy their parents gave them to eat and they had some track where i guess they could run circles around it or something.
also, i went to aggieville to eat lunch and hangout all the time. guess the pandas had alco and hardees though so prob a toss up or something. :dunno:
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Daris did you have Mrs. Hoffman for first grade, I swear all WW alums no matter what age seemed to have had her.
also the pavement was awesome for slow baby bouncers for kickball, FTW!
1st-rader :love:
2nd-kastanek :)
3rd-tolbert :blindfold: :facepalm: :ohno:
4th-otto :chainsaw:
5th-rush :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
6th-pottroff :)
agree on the concrete playground making the best mhk playground. lol at hicks want grass.
How many tetherball courts did WW have?
I think 2. But wasn't tetherball usually for the kids that only played with themselves?
How many soccer fields? Baseball diamonds? 1/4 mile or 1/5 mile tracks?
1 soccer field when i was there. 1 kickball/baseball diamond. no tracks... we were in grade school. what right minded gradeschooler wants a track. lol. did you guys really have one? ha, ha, ha. have fun w/ that.
LOL, the more and more you post in this thread the more obvious it becomes to us all that Amanda Arnold >>> Woodrow Wilson
if you are a soccer mom, then yeah. that track is prob pretty great for a 37 yr old mother of three living on westbank way with repressed sexual frustrations and body issues in the need of dropping twenty pounds. but to your avg fifth grader? i sure hope not.
btw- where did you guys go to get candy? cause there's a grocery store right across the street from ww? lmao losers.
Our rich parents :dunno:
so rich that they just couldn't give you money to buy your own candy? weird. not sure i'd want my parents dictating the kind of candy i ate as a kid. :dunno:
lol. this means you ate garbage candy/and or found the good stuff from strangers.
not sure you're following. ww'ers would get money from their parents and go across the street to the grocery store to buy whatever the shazbot! they wanted to.
amanda arnold was apparently better because they ate whatever candy their parents gave them to eat and they had some track where i guess they could run circles around it or something.
also, i went to aggieville to eat lunch and hangout all the time. guess the pandas had alco and hardees though so prob a toss up or something. :dunno:
Clearly the racquet club hit a nerve.
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
Eugene Field? Is that even a school anymore? :lol:
(proud Lee school alum here)
PhiCat, did you ever have the chance to meet Old Bob, the dude who does the crossing guard duty for Lee on Anderson? He was a photographer around the world for 50 yrs. Life magazine, even.
Speaking of Lee School, I once puked directly into 7-8 a.m. traffic on Anderson. While little kids were across the street peering through the haverhill fence wondering wtf was going on. This immediately followed the conversation with Old Bob.
Does or did? They first started having a crossing guard on Anderson at some point in my seven years there (ending spring 99). I remember a few but never really chatted it up with any of them. If he's currently the crossing guard then I for sure don't know who he is.
Love the puke story. I'm sure all of those kids still know of you as the throw up kid.
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WW may as well have been called Theodore Roosevelt East Campus.
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Seven Dolors alum here. The basketball courts were shitty, but the playground had a cool tri-level wooden contraption with a slide and a netted rope to climb on. It's since been taken down, probably for safety reasons.
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Eugene Fields, 10 ft rims teaches you how to be a man.
Eugene Field? Is that even a school anymore? :lol:
(proud Lee school alum here)
PhiCat, did you ever have the chance to meet Old Bob, the dude who does the crossing guard duty for Lee on Anderson? He was a photographer around the world for 50 yrs. Life magazine, even.
Speaking of Lee School, I once puked directly into 7-8 a.m. traffic on Anderson. While little kids were across the street peering through the haverhill fence wondering wtf was going on. This immediately followed the conversation with Old Bob.
Does or did? They first started having a crossing guard on Anderson at some point in my seven years there (ending spring 99). I remember a few but never really chatted it up with any of them. If he's currently the crossing guard then I for sure don't know who he is.
Love the puke story. I'm sure all of those kids still know of you as the throw up kid.
Used to, he may still be alive.
And they'd probably know of me as the throw up kid--if I was a kid--but I was like 22. :drink:
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Edith Scheuerman Tigers are number ONE!
We do our work and get it DONE!
Fail we WON'T!
Wail we WON'T!
Play together, YES WE WILL!
not 100% sure of the last line
+1
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Lee school was the crap. There was no better playground to thrown down and settle a beef than at that school. I dont know if I have fonder memories than the first time I kissed a girl on that hazardous "Big Toy" that everyone always got splinters on or when I fracked some kid up in 4th grade during a game of kickball on the Blacktop when he talked trash on Mrs. Irelands class. Nuff said. :lynchmob:
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Lee school was the crap. There was no better playground to thrown down and settle a beef than at that school. I dont know if I have fonder memories than the first time I kissed a girl on that hazardous "Big Toy" that everyone always got splinters on or when I fracked some kid up in 4th grade during a game of kickball on the Blacktop when he talked trash on Mrs. Irelands class. Nuff said. :lynchmob:
I had Mrs. Ireland for two years. Not because I failed but because she moved up a grade with our class. I would gladly beat the crap out of someone who talked trash on her. Also, I loved the big toy and would beat the crap out of anyone who said any lame ass piece of playground equipment at their school was better than that was.
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sidenotes: Lee school was where the "brothers" came to play. TJ Marshall was even spotted shooting J's there once. This is where you went to grow chest hair and earn your street cred.
Do you mean JT?
I took him in a game of one on one. First one to ten. Mano a mano.
Of course, there was a lot of drinking involved and no fouls called. :drink:
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Seven Dolors alum here. The basketball courts were shitty, but the playground had a cool tri-level wooden contraption with a slide and a netted rope to climb on. It's since been taken down, probably for safety reasons.
OT, but isn't it like the cutest thing ever when seven dolors kids try to talk grade schools with manhattan kids. just adoreable really.
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Seven Dolors alum here. The basketball courts were shitty, but the playground had a cool tri-level wooden contraption with a slide and a netted rope to climb on. It's since been taken down, probably for safety reasons.
OT, but isn't it like the cutest thing ever when seven dolors kids try to talk grade schools with manhattan kids. just adoreable really.
Yeah, the transition from Luckey Jr. High to MHS was overwhelming.
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LOL at luckey jr. high school pride.
heard you guys had fracking AWESOME school food though. :dunno:
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Pride? Not really, I mean it was Jr. High, however the basketball teams were ridiculously good. You are correct that the school lunches were good. They prepped/cooked the food there.
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Pride? Not really, I mean it was Jr. High, however the basketball teams were ridiculously relatively good.
fyp
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Pride? Not really, I mean it was Jr. High, however the basketball teams were ridiculously good. You are correct that the school lunches were good. They prepped/cooked the food there.
why do private school kids get so defensive when public school kids make fun of them? rough ridin' babies :lol: