Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 348516" data-attributes="member: 57984">Jesus, no. That kind of popularity is based on so much ephemeral stuff, it&#039;s only valuable for about 5 minutes -- and that&#039;s sometimes all that it lasts. And the &quot;popular&quot; kids weren&#039;t always the nicest, nor even the most attractive. In fact, most of them had that &quot;ick factor.&quot; When I went to a couple of my highschool reunions, most folks seemed pleasant enough. Although the most &quot;attitude&quot; came from the girls who&#039;d wanted to be socially-acceptable and still wanted to be (but weren&#039;t quite) and closet queens (not the butch married ones nor the never-closeted types, but the in-betweeners).And the folks I didn&#039;t really like at 15 I found I still didn&#039;t like at 137.Why give up the nighttime soaps for all that stuff??</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 348516, member: 57984"] Jesus, no. That kind of popularity is based on so much ephemeral stuff, it's only valuable for about 5 minutes -- and that's sometimes all that it lasts. And the "popular" kids weren't always the nicest, nor even the most attractive. In fact, most of them had that "ick factor." When I went to a couple of my highschool reunions, most folks seemed pleasant enough. Although the most "attitude" came from the girls who'd wanted to be socially-acceptable and[I][B] still [/B][/I]wanted to be (but weren't quite) and closet queens (not the butch married ones nor the never-closeted types, but the in-betweeners). And the folks I didn't really like at 15 I found I still didn't like at 137. Why give up the nighttime soaps for [I][B]all that[/B][/I] stuff?? [/QUOTE]

Verification

Who played Sue Ellen in Dallas?