What was your yearbook quote?

My friend Kristen willed me her ability to piss off authority for no apparent reason. I actually seemed to use that very well.

That is funny!

I willed a bunch of stuff, but one of my favorites was when I willed this one guy "a ruler so that he can find out how big eight inches really is" (and yes my school actually printed it!).

Mine was:

"Every time I think I've hit bottom, someone throws me a shovel."

ah, class of 2000... why can't i forget fast enough?

On the very last page in the top right hand corner of everyone's yearbook, I wrote:

"yearbooks are overrated."

"I had a good time.

TRANSLATION:

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Ok, not really, but that would be my quote today. All I can remember is my quote probably sucked.

Gotta love the Ministry reference hehe.

We didn't have yearbook quotes at my school. I didn't get any superlatives either. I was 2nd for Best Male (Singing) Voice though.

I had two. "If you should die before me, ask if you can bring a friend." (uplifting, I know.) And "Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night."

My quote in the literary magazine (cuz I was one of the editors) was "People demand freedom of speech as a compensation for the freedom of thought which they seldom use."

And I was voted Most Dramatic. I was second for Biggest Flirt and Best Eyes.

" I hope Im not paid to kill any of you, that would be unfortunate" I was wierd(er)

"If there's a new way
I'll be the first in line,
But, it better work this time."-Megadeth

"This isn't my planet, I didn't choose to be here, I don't want to get involved, just get me out of here and get me to a party with people I can relate to." - Douglas Adams

i didn't have a senior quote, but i did have a funny story. only thing, it never happened. but i didn't make it up, the year book group did. i read the story and then had to ask my mother if it happened. neither of us remember it.
it was funny and a good story, and probably happened to someone else, just
not me.

"Take me home and eat me, yeah! - Cookiepuss"

I was a Beastie Boys fanatic.

They wouldn't print it, and they didn't even tell me or give me the oportunity to change it.

I cringe every time I re-read mine, but perhaps the catharsis of posting it here will help:

(our school called them "Ambitions")

"To grow my hair so I look like a prophet, and to have my disciples come seek my wisdom at my chalet in Sweden

To re-live all the unreal times of the Summer of '87 (this was before the term 420 was coined), and give the TargetMobile to Dominic, since he loves it so.

Then, I'll figure out why I get obsessed with sophomores. And, I'll never think I'm New Wave Dave again, or anyone else for that matter.

See you at the reunion, I'll be the one with the hair!"

Full of the inside wink-wink, nudge-nudge high school hijinkery.

For added amusement, those that know me here @ SG have probably seen this, but this is my actual senior picture:

"The best revenge is to always survive yourself." - Henry Rollins

In my sophomore yearbook there is a picture of me in a girls wig wearing my buddy's football jersery and i was helping the sophomore guys beat the senior guys in tug-o-war. Its a great picture, cuz my friend had never had a girlfriend, and usually during homecoming the player's gave their jersey to their girlfriends, nobody wanted his jersey, I got a lot of laughs for that, but it helped the dull-ass pep rally go by faster for everybody.

Edited to say by the time I got in high school, our school didnt allow "best hair" or "most likely to succeed" they said it was unfair to other students who didn't get voted for anything.

[Edited on Feb 16, 2005 by JablesMcNugent]

"In my own summer the shade is a tool."
I went through a huge deftones phase.

my quote was "i cant control, my destiny, i trust my soul, my ony goal, is just to be... no other path, no other way, no day but today" by Jonathan larson, from RENT

yes, i was obsessed with rent in high school... still am, tho not as much..

Mine was:
"A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for."

My friends was better:
"They done learned me right good in skool, and that aint not no lie."