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Chateau Slate 66 · #11 12-04-2008, 10:03 PM

And...

How many people carried a gun (or two) in their vehicle at school for a little target shooting / hunting after school or after sports practice?

My friends and I did it ALL the time. None of us ever shot or threatened anyone with them.

**njsteve** · #12 12-04-2008, 10:26 PM

I still have the same old Buck knife I used to carry in high school. Whenever the teacher was late coming back from her lunch, I was always the guy who "unlocked" the classroom door so we could all sit down. This way the teacher never got in trouble for being late and we never got in trouble for being out in the halls after the bell rang.

Miss Crabtree was quite appreciative of my innovative locksmithery skills.

**YenkoYS-199Stinger** · #13 12-04-2008, 11:24 PM

We always carried knives on us and kept guns in our cars or trucks. Especially in the fall when dove or deer season was in. Quite often we would leve at 3:30 and go dove hunting with one of the coaches.

We were also rebels. One day my senior year, we bought some cocaine and and dusted it below the lockers in the math wing the day the drug dogs were to visit. Lets just say, it was a riot!!!!
We also liked to buy lab animals at the end of the year and spread them in the band hall building the last day of the year. When they came back 2 months later, they had infestations of crickets one year and white lab rats the next..

PHS class of 87'

**SmallHurst** · #14 12-04-2008, 11:31 PM

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I still have the same old Buck knife I used to carry in high school. Whenever the teacher was late coming back from her lunch, I was always the guy who "unlocked" the classroom door so we could all sit down. This way the teacher never got in trouble for being late and we never got in trouble for being out in the halls after the bell rang.

Miss Crabtree was quite appreciative of my innovative locksmithery skills.

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Mine was an Old Timer and Dad has had to have his Case reriveted.

I knew that the world was coming to an end when I could no longer carry my Old Timer Sharpfinger on my backpack in scouting (no sheath knives). No sweat, just upgraded to an Uncle Henry Bear Claw!!!

By the way, what was Miss Crabtree doing at lunch???

Postsedan · #15 12-05-2008, 12:20 AM

Come-On....I recognize a re-stamp any day

Dan.

**PeteLeathersac** · #16 12-05-2008, 12:58 AM

That piece is VERY cool..thanks for sharing!.

Not trying to be disrespectful to anyone or groups in particular but depending on where you live here in Canada, it's now illegal to carry a pocket knife w/ more than a 3" or 4" blade!.
BUT if you're of certain Eastern decents and it's 'part of your religion' it's perfectly legal to carry a great big friggin' dagger!.
Of late have been legal challenges against our motorized vehicle helmet laws claiming 'special towels' wrapped around heads offer superior protection to the Snell rated products the rest of us use?.

~ Pete

**njsteve** · #17 12-05-2008, 01:02 AM

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By the way, what was Miss Crabtree doing at lunch???

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Actually, she was having an affair with the Vice Principal. I guess that's why he had the title of "Vice" Principal.

Then again, neither of them was married so I guess it could have been considered "field work" for the health education class.

**Mr70** · #18 12-05-2008, 01:23 AM

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Rooster · #19 12-05-2008, 02:12 AM

Oh Petey

Donutblue · #20 12-05-2008, 05:52 AM

Come on guys, anyone can see that's a muffler hanger for an early Japanese B 210