While Mary and Jay were spooning on the couch and watching crackheads get busted on "Cops," I stumbled across Yearbook Yourself. The results are the following:
1966. My mom graduated high school that year. I look outrageously like her in this photo.
1976. I kind of want to bring this back.
1976. I kind of want to bring this back.
1978. I long for the day that I can truly pull off this hairstyle.
1980. My sister was born; I look like Jennifer Grey.
1994. I very distinctly remember thinking the high schoolers in Huntsville, Al., (where I lived in '94) were the absolute coolest people ever. The bad perms, the giant bangs--epitome of awesome.
1980. My sister was born; I look like Jennifer Grey.
1994. I very distinctly remember thinking the high schoolers in Huntsville, Al., (where I lived in '94) were the absolute coolest people ever. The bad perms, the giant bangs--epitome of awesome.
Surprisingly (or not) enough, all of this fake/ridiculous yearbook pictures look a thousand times better than any real yearbook pictures I've taken. Except for 7th grade. I looked good in my 7th grade picture. But of course, they didn't use that one in the yearbook; they used the prime time (homeroom) picture instead. Bastards.
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anne graduated in '94, with that haircut.
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