| FRIEND PAGE (To be Updated Soon) |
| I feel it is best to write a little more than a sentence about each of my friends. They are almost like my family. Ryan Barton- When I first met you, I didn't know what to do. Should I be friends, or not? But it seems that we two share something quite interesting. The Power of Knowledge, and I hope we always share it together. Zack Crittenden- You were my second friend whom I met in Buffalo. We had a good time playing Reckless Driving in 8th grade and we always seemed to piss of Ms. Pechulis whenever we showed up...lol. Good Times Zack. Chris Presto- I guess we ended up being good friends because of fate. It is not everyday where you find a good friend like you. I enjoy hanging around you, and talking to you in generals in topics we share interest in. Your song lyrics are most surprising. Jeff Galdys- Jeff, I only met you this year. So it is quite hard to really say much. Although many people have a negative opinion about you, I think its nice to have a friend like you. You and I share only one interest: hot chicks, money, and cars! TJ Eskew- Although 8th grade was not a good year for us (jeez you loved farting a lot in Biology) this year has truly been a time. I have actually begun trying to learn your deadly moves in Karate. I hope this year turns out better than the last. Dennis- I am afraid I can't write much about you either, but it was nice giving us that performance in Global and Honors. I hope we turn out to be better friends. Nick Namikawa- I am not pleased in writing about you. You are considered a "friend" and nothing more. I do not wish to talk to you after what you had done to be earlier in the year. I am not happy Nick. Caitlin C.- I am pleased to aquaint you. Mike Raymond- I can only describe you in two words: webbed feet. LOL! Sean Rudnick- Sean, there is only one word that can describe you: funny. I mean damn funny. Hanging around you has increased by self esteem by more than 200%. It has been a pleasure meeting you this year, Sean. |
| Created and Updated in honor of my friends by: Aman Sharma |
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