Yearbook season

[Freya]

So once again it's that time when you get hand cramp from signing your little paragraph about how cool you and the owner of the book are. So my question. What's your little paragraph?

Mine's


Hey,
Remember that time we talked in the hall? Good times, goood times. It's the little things really worth remembering, always keep that in mind.
:heart:, Kaycee
Call me ___-____

P.S. Watch for bears.

[NeoCracker]

Your fat, did that to my friend micheal every year.

[Agent Proto]

I hardly get to sign yearbooks. Given the chance I do, I just write down my name and say something like Good luck!

I'm such a loser. :)

[Rase]

It depends on whose yearbook it is. Usually I include the funniest incident that happened with me and said person during the year.

[SammieBabe]

I don't remember....

[kikimm]

Anything but "Hope you have a great summer!" Man that's the fucking worst.

Usually I talk about how cool or nice they are. Yeah. Lame. Whatever.

[rubah]

We don't get our actual yearbooks until school starts back in August, but we did have a signing day where we could get the seniors leaving to sign before they actually left.

it makes me mad when I sign very long stuff and try to attempt to make it interesting.

I can't remember what all I wrote-- freaked out about becoming seniors in a lot of my friends', wrote in french to perplex a guy in my french class, etc etc etc.

[Shlup]

I tried to write something different for each person. Usually something weird and nonsensical, or something nice.

[Kirobaito]

Yeah, I write something different for each person. If you can't, then you probably don't know them well enough to be saying something to them.

[escobert]

I was too lazt to sign anyones yearbook :p

[Miriel]

I remember in Middle school, signing yearbooks was just a bunch of "have a good summer!" Luv you lots! and K.I.T.!!

And then somehow by the time we got to high school, yearbook season consisted of taking 4-5 books home everyday and writing 1-2 page length letters in your reserved space and having everyone do the same for your yearbooks. It got more elaborate every year. I gave my best friends custom designed pages that I printed out and glued to the back pages of their yearbooks. The messages people left me my senior year made me cry. The good kind of crying. Lots of love.

In any case, most of it is too personal to post here.

[Calliope]

Nobody signed our yearbooks, and then in the last year of high school our school went too broke to have yearbooks. At least our class got a school play though.

:cry:

[Meat Puppet]

The closest to a yearbook I would have had was a school magazine at the end of the year. I was voted most likely to "pull a Columbine". :-\

[Yuna-Lenne]

I usually say something like "good luck" because all the people who have yearbooks never talk to me :p!

[Miriel]

I just read through my Middle School yearbook and it made me go "awww". Those were good times.

[~SapphireStar~]

It depends on whose yearbook it is. Usually I include the funniest incident that happened with me and said person during the year.

[Rye]

I haven't written in a yearbook since who knows when. I think 8th grade?

[Chris]

I've never had a yearbook. ><

[Jess]

I've never written in a 'Year Book' -- but we are doing 'Leavers books' at the moment, as it is Year 11's last week at school. I write something different in everybodys book. It usually includes our best memories, what I think of them, what I'm thankful for and talking about what they are doing once they leave. I then leave my number and e-mail address at the bottom. :)

[Captain Maxx Power]

In Britain we don't have yearbooks. We have shirts.

Funny story. I have two versions of my "last day shirt". One is normal with various claimations by the ladies and suchforth, and the other I got people to put insults on. It's quite hilarious to read, there's many a mention of "mullets" due to my hair at the time.

[project X]

Usually just memories and stuff. Leave my number. Write something weird/funny. Etc.

[Jebus]

Last time I *signed* a yearbook, I just drew a picture of a stick figure eating a city.

[Denmark]

I write about some random thing that I and the person were both involved in. It's standard procedure.

[Rengori]

Your fat, did that to my friend micheal every year.
I'm so going to start putting that in my friend's yearbooks from now on.

[Faris]

I don't remember. Normally something different for each person.

[Black Angel]

":heart: u like a fat kid :heart:'s KAKE!
:heart:
Bella
P.S. K.A.T.S.!!!"

Or just sometimes, "xD"

[Perducci]

In Britain, most people just write 'Kick me' on the back of peoples shirts.

[boris no no]

In Britain we don't have yearbooks. We have shirts.

xD totally forgot about that.
Seen as noone really liked me and my parents would have killed me I didn't have mine signed. I think I put on other peoples "I don't like you" or something along those lines
I wasn't really popular
Oh and there was always the time old drawing breasts on girls shirt ho ho ho ho

[Perducci]

In Britain we don't have yearbooks. We have shirts.

xD totally forgot about that.
Seen as noone really liked me and my parents would have killed me I didn't have mine signed. I think I put on other peoples "I don't like you" or something along those lines
I wasn't really popular
Oh and there was always the time old drawing breasts on girls shirt ho ho ho ho

I drew breasts on everyone's shirts. :love:

[Sephex]

When I was in Jr. High I just signed my name. Otherwise, I may have thrown in an inside joke or something.

[Skarr]

I've never had a yearbook. ><

[DK]

I've never had a yearbook. ><

[Reine]

I've never had a yearbook. ><