Things were different when I was in HS.
Shop class was used for low performing and problem students. Those deemed to have "a future" were not admitted to shop.
I know enough about the show to understand there were a lot of characters but not enough to know a single one by name.
My Dad pressured me to take debate and other worthless classes when I wanted to take woodworking and auto shop. I can rebut your statement but I can’t cut a straight line if I had to.Things were different when I was in HS.
Wasn't allowed to take shop class. Was allowed to take HomeEc
I was lucky enough to take a woodshop class in 8th grade at neighboring elementary school. Made a table that I used until a few years after college graduation. that was a fun class!
Yeah - I was encouraged to try Forensics (not CSI). It was like Debate+
They get on me, charge at me, stalk me and make webs to me. It's ridiculous to the point others comment on it, and some are huge! I had a talk with them, and told them that if they do this in my house, I will kill them. Most have listened. but there have been about 4 in 35 years that I have had to take a stand with. poor creepy crawlers
I know enough about the show to understand there were a lot of characters but not enough to know a single one by name.
Father Jim (Jim “Iggy” Ignatowski the survivor of one too many pot brownies (and probably a a little bit of LSD), played by Christopher Lloyd. An acid casualty.I know enough about the show to understand there were a lot of characters but not enough to know a single one by name.
One of the great sitcoms. Actually funny.....
All went well. Good for more adventures in life.
And all drugged still so I plan to sleep in tomorrow.This may never happen again
I forgot to add in this video. I have to admit I really enjoyed the show!I know enough about the show to understand there were a lot of characters but not enough to know a single one by name.
That’s the class I had to take. If I tell people the name of it they are trying to figure out what debate has to do with CSI
So I did all that but still wanted to learn how to rebuild a car engine or weld or woodwork (did that table at least).
Now I have strong allergic reactions if I'm around fresh cut wood or shavings and any of the solvents used in a mechanic bay. So it's not an option. Last oil change they kindly set a chair outside for me. Even double-masked I could not breathe in the waiting room with all the chemicals in the shop that day.
Woo-Hoo!! Excellent news!!
So does anyone else think this picture looks like a big open mouth with teeth and drool?I saw the post back around 1001…yep Springsteen (although MMEB sort of made it their song!). Manfred drug the Deuce out to Doooooche…. Still bad ass song and the soundtrack of my youth.
Finished simulations today, so have the rest of the day off! No more 03 hundred wake-ups! Till the next time….
Time for some serious Morning Z…
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Did TK pass?
Naaaaaa......lol
That’s a shame that you could try the shop classes at all back in the day…
So I did all that but still wanted to learn how to rebuild a car engine or weld or woodwork (did that table at least).
Now I have strong allergic reactions if I'm around fresh cut wood or shavings and any of the solvents used in a mechanic bay. So it's not an option. Last oil change they kindly set a chair outside for me. Even double-masked I could not breathe in the waiting room with all the chemicals in the shop that day.
Glad that everything went well this morning!And all drugged still so I plan to sleep in tomorrow.
Yeah??? Sort of???
No sad faces for this. I have no problem going out without anything but mascara. That is how I've been my entire life. I wouldn't have the patience to sit and put makeup on anyways
My Jr High School was different than most. We lived on the beach and had many different electives. I wish I would have taken surfing. I took drafting, welding I and II. HS I took woodshop all three years.Things were different when I was in HS.
Wasn't allowed to take shop class. Was allowed to take HomeEc
I was lucky enough to take a woodshop class in 8th grade at neighboring elementary school. Made a table that I used until a few years after college graduation. that was a fun class!
It was so bright. It eventually warped because of my mess up, but it still was our coffee table for many years with different roommates. I built my closet shelves in my walk in closet.
Are you going to make your own ammo with machining? (am I allowed to ask that here?)
This is missing Ozzy
