Andy Rathko, Adam Benet, and Rebecca Angstrom had all gone to the same K-8 school. Now, except for Becky, they all went to Saint Vitus. Every school had different societies and each of these societies has further divisions. There were the athletes, and then they were divided between King Football and Prince Basketball. After that came the minor courtiers; soccer
Don't predict ANYTHING. There is still more to come and anything can happen... and anything will.
“Swear to God,” Mason told him. “I’m not gay, but for a million I’d totally redecorate this motherfucker for you. I mean, I’m thinking a big old blood red horse head over your bed, a monster over there.” “Um,” Balliol smiled and made a contented sound, “I always wanted a horse head.” “Everyone needs a good horse head,” Tommy remarked. “Tommy said—” M
From now on WHITE LIFE will air sundays, tuesdays, thursdays and saturday mornings, though other things may be posted on the nights when WHITE LIFE takes a break. Mason, Bailey, Sully, Addison, Tommy, their parents and friends will see you all on Tuesdays. --Ennarath
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JOEL MCKENNA NEVER REALIZED HE had sworn off love until it came back to him. Love was, in the end, an untrustworthy business. Love kept your mind from reality. You didn’t know where you were or what was going on. For twelve years Joel was sure he had a perfect marriage. He was sure Martha was happy to be Mrs. McKenna. He was sure that he belonged to a loyal family. Li
Ha... it's a good thing some things do change.
“Oh, Chris Powers is your son.” Mason realized most sixteen year olds would have flipped it, would have said, “You’re Chris Power’s dad...” “Yes.” Balliol said, neutrally. “I think he’ll take us to a championship.” “He’s a good player.” Balliol nodded. Mason wanted this to end. He knew that Chris must have said something about Balliol,
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When Joel saw the beard he burst out laughing and so Mark shrugged and got rid of it. It was agreed that if Joel thought it was stupid it was stupid because Joel was attractive. He was vain about his hair back then. Dukes of Hazzard hair was still in. And he was serious, a student over at Cartimandua College who worked full time. Girls loved serious and sexy. <B
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it will burst upon you... as suddenly as a pimple in a teenager's chin!
Becky locked the van and they walked up the driveway and then past the garage to the door. Addison put his ear there just in case someone might be home. Whenever his family went out of town they’d even leave the stereo or the T.V. on but for the Darrows apparently the light was enough. He heard nothing. Addison opened the door and then went in taking Becky by t
Uh.... you know the next chapter isn't even close to the end of season one.
Joel folded his hands over his chest. He was wearing a silk tie over a dark green shirt Seth had bought for him. He chewed his bottom lip. “I still don’t think it’s appropriate for you to walk out in the middle of a family dinner.” “And I don’t think it’s appropriate for you to make me the third wheel on a first date. Which is what this is. So stop being c
and on Mason and Balliol. I met them once... it was... interesting.
thanks... don't forget... it doesn't give you gas either. at least... i hope not.
like taco bell, there will always be more.... only maybe a little better than taco bell.
"You’re being silly," Tommy said, with a laugh. "None of that matters. Color doesn’ t matter in Jesus." "I suspect we’ll have a talk about this later on," Balliol told him before Mason could say anything, and Tommy parked his truck on the far side of the parking lot. Mason came out on Tommy’s side and rounded to join Balliol who said, looking ahead to a group of waving teenagers. "You’re gonna owe me, Darrow." Mason looked at him and said, "I know." They walked on toward the
this is a whole collection of stories !
dynamaso... i honestly wondered if that part would be too much. i almost sided with poor Tommy !
I know, Dr. I used to belong to an Anglican Catholic church when I wasn't going to a Catholic one, then it just got too.... Catholic but not Catholic. I got confused and just went back to being Catholic.
YESTERDAY HAD BEEN, DECIDEDLY, A bad day. The truth was that Lincoln Balliol was not a blamer. He was too stubborn and had too much of a will to power to blame other people for the problems in his life. When you began to blame people, you might as well just give up and say you have no control anymore. And, at sixteen, while Balliol knew he didn’t have ultimate contr
everyone has the right to write what they think is true, including me. but everyone ought to know, as do i, that what you write here will be responded to. frogslegs, i honestly think your original point is as silly as your username. adnauseum, i would like to say hello, i'm sure in real life we would probably be friends.... after a while. the rest of you, thank you for making this a real discussion with all of your varying points. if there is no discussion, we don't have much, right?
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