just got an email from an old high school classmate of mine. figured you all could use a good laugh. got any photos like this? post 'em. i'll go first......
(http://alantani.com/gallery/11/1_19_12_14_11_26_04.jpeg)
You have not aged a day Alan ;)
It looks like a Amaj7 chord.
Right? :D
1980...Need I say more ;D
(http://i743.photobucket.com/albums/xx76/fresnotim/1979_zps40c436aa.jpg) (http://s743.photobucket.com/user/fresnotim/media/1979_zps40c436aa.jpg.html)
Quote from: Big Tim on December 20, 2014, 04:02:38 PM
1980...Need I say more ;D
(http://i743.photobucket.com/albums/xx76/fresnotim/1979_zps40c436aa.jpg) (http://s743.photobucket.com/user/fresnotim/media/1979_zps40c436aa.jpg.html)
AAAAAAAAAAAA...... :D
Don't you wish you still had that bike..!! Alan looks like a movie star.
Quote from: handi2 on December 20, 2014, 05:58:46 PM
Don't you wish you still had that bike..!! Alan looks like a movie star.
I find he looks like Bruce Lee 8)
Marc..
tim looks like he came out of a scene from easy rider!
Alan was the guy everyone's mom wanted their daughter to bring home and I was the one the were afraid of ;D ;D ;D And yes I wish I still had that bike...I actually had good grades and could hit a curve ball 350 feet back then...No speed = no baseball future
Groovy bell-bottoms, Big Tim! :D
~A~
Quote from: Big Tim on December 20, 2014, 08:10:57 PM
Alan was the guy everyone's mom wanted their daughter to bring home and I was the one the were afraid of ;D ;D ;D And yes I wish I still had that bike...I actually had good grades and could hit a curve ball 350 feet back then...No speed = no baseball future
Sounds like you could have played for the giants. Dominick
no, my grades were good but eddie and i were still the black sheep of the community.
Don't think this qualifies, but it is a picture of me from the 1980s. This is my 64lb wahoo caught on 16lb test. It was caught on December 31, 1984. I needed to catch one more good fish on light line to win junior angler of the year for the SeaHorse Anglers Club. This was a highly contested and coveted prize, because my closest competitor/rival, who was none other then Ian Card, the son of the world renowned Captain Alan Card, F/V Challenger, caught a nice fish the day after Christmas. The weather was terrible 20-25knots winds, but the fish won me 'fish of the month', 'fish of the year', 'junior angler of the year', and was a Bermuda and line class world record fish (at the time). I was 10 years old.
Epic capture at 10!!!
dom, thanks for pointing out the spelling mistake. here's something even more awkward than "akward!!!!!"
(http://alantani.com/gallery/11/1_22_12_14_6_24_04.jpeg)
Alright Guys,
Alan has showed us his awkward years. Its your turn! ;D
I looked a lot Like Tim did back in the 80's. I will post my senior picture if you do. ;)
Quote from: alantani on December 23, 2014, 01:26:06 AM
dom, thanks for pointing out the spelling mistake. here's something even more awkward than "akward!!!!!"
(http://alantani.com/gallery/11/1_22_12_14_6_24_04.jpeg)
Alan, if you had that lucky hat of yours, you could have been the singing cowboy ;D
Quote from: Tightlines666 on December 22, 2014, 02:18:29 AM
Don't think this qualifies, but it is a picture of me from the 1980s. This is my 64lb wahoo caught on 16lb test. It was caught on December 31, 1984. I needed to catch one more good fish on light line to win junior angler of the year for the SeaHorse Anglers Club. This was a highly contested and coveted prize, because my closest competitor/rival, who was none other then Ian Card, the son of the world renowned Captain Alan Card, F/V Challenger, caught a nice fish the day after Christmas. The weather was terrible 20-25knots winds, but the fish won me 'fish of the month', 'fish of the year', 'junior angler of the year', and was a Bermuda and line class world record fish (at the time). I was 10 years old.
John, that's one nice pic. You were actually handsome at one time ;D
Quote from: Big Tim on December 20, 2014, 04:02:38 PM
1980...Need I say more ;D
(http://i743.photobucket.com/albums/xx76/fresnotim/1979_zps40c436aa.jpg) (http://s743.photobucket.com/user/fresnotim/media/1979_zps40c436aa.jpg.html)
And I thought you were ugly as the FAT BA$TARD!!:)
Love ya
Ron
Quote from: Tightlines666 on December 22, 2014, 02:18:29 AM
Don't think this qualifies, but it is a picture of me from the 1980s. This is my 64lb wahoo caught on 16lb test. It was caught on December 31, 1984. I needed to catch one more good fish on light line to win junior angler of the year for the SeaHorse Anglers Club. This was a highly contested and coveted prize, because my closest competitor/rival, who was none other then Ian Card, the son of the world renowned Captain Alan Card, F/V Challenger, caught a nice fish the day after Christmas. The weather was terrible 20-25knots winds, but the fish won me 'fish of the month', 'fish of the year', 'junior angler of the year', and was a Bermuda and line class world record fish (at the time). I was 10 years old.
(http://alantani.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=12520.0;attach=9553;image)
I looked for this picture in FlyBridge Tackle here in Bermuda but did not see it on the wall but Mr. Eddie Cook explained that there are so many pictures that were archived over the years but a magnificent catch all the same!! Where in Bermuda is the picture taken ?
Thanks for inquiring with Mr. Eddie Cook. The last time my dad visited Bermuda, to do some fishing with Mr. Andrew Card, he stopped by Flybridge Tackle, and was surprised to see this photo still being displayed behind the counter. He was curious, as was I, if it had remained there after these 30 odd years. Our family's time in Bermuda were some of our 'best years', and its always great to take a walk down memory lane.
The photo was taken at Robinson's Marina of course. We had our 21' Cobia moured at the first ball past the world's smallest drawbridge for the 4 1/2 years we were there in the mid 80s. Is the marina still there? We lived at Windsor Retreat on Knapton Hill, in Pembroke Parish. Both myself and my sister attended Mount Saint Agnes in Hamilton. In addition to my SeaHorse Anglers Club Jr Fishing records, I had the distiction of winning a record for the highest flying kite at Horseshoe Beach on Kite Day one year. This was due in large part to my dad's novel idea of affixing my homemade kite to 80lb mono on a fully loaded 9/0. Good times.
No way better to re open a thread of the awkward years....1971...I'm a stud...That's right ;D ;D ;D If you look at the right hand finishing position I most likely was throwin' a circle change :o ;D 8) ;D
(http://i763.photobucket.com/albums/xx277/timliddle/akward%20pitching.jpg) (http://s763.photobucket.com/user/timliddle/media/akward%20pitching.jpg.html)