Originally posted by Amputate Your Head these threads are gettin' kinda personal aren't they? What's the next one gonna be..... "Scan and post your SS Card and DL"?
Originally posted by Amputate Your Head
not hiding from anyone bro.... just don't see how the personal details of my life history is of any relevance here.
There's a movie coming out called "Collinwood," which is about the high school I went to. It was the toughest high school in Cleveland, Ohio, which was a pretty tough town then and probably today as well.
Bear in mind, I'm 55. This was in the late 60's. It was a "changing neighborhood" back then. The school was situated in an Italian neighborhood, but a goodly proportion of the residents in the school's district were Eastern European and African American. There was a lot of racial tension, and the local Italians made it tough on all the "outsiders" who had to go through their neighborhoods to reach the school.
It was a huge school with about 7,000 students, occupying a chunk of land as big as four city blocks and 3 or 4 stories tall, too. When I say 3 or 4 city blocks, understand that the school pretty much came up to the sidewalk. There were no major school "grounds" to speak of. And it encompassed both junior and senior high.
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Originally posted by Amputate Your Head these threads are gettin' kinda personal aren't they? What's the next one gonna be..... "Scan and post your SS Card and DL"?
One of the highschools I went to boasts TuPac, another Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, and the third... well the third boasts highest % of pregnant girls and Bloods in the district
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Originally posted by UnseenWorld There's a movie coming out called "Collinwood," which is about the high school I went to. It was the toughest high school in Cleveland, Ohio, which was a pretty tough town then and probably today as well.
Bear in mind, I'm 55. This was in the late 60's. It was a "changing neighborhood" back then. The school was situated in an Italian neighborhood, but a goodly proportion of the residents in the school's district were Eastern European and African American. There was a lot of racial tension, and the local Italians made it tough on all the "outsiders" who had to go through their neighborhoods to reach the school.
It was a huge school with about 7,000 students, occupying a chunk of land as big as four city blocks and 3 or 4 stories tall, too. When I say 3 or 4 city blocks, understand that the school pretty much came up to the sidewalk. There were no major school "grounds" to speak of. And it encompassed both junior and senior high.
I almost graduated from John F. Kennedy on Harvard/Lee Road.
Greetings homeboy.
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