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« Reply #60 on: January 06, 2005, 08:33:00 PM »
It's been so long, but I think I found it at a thrift store, god my memory is bad.
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« Reply #61 on: January 06, 2005, 08:35:00 PM »
M.I. Moral Inventory! What you're not still doing yours D? :scared:
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« Reply #62 on: January 06, 2005, 09:13:00 PM »
MI - yea, I would do one, but I got a better shot at saying my chain of command then walking through the 12 steps.....after being powerless and making amends...I'm lost....but maybe that was my problem all along....

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« Reply #63 on: January 07, 2005, 07:05:00 AM »
Sneal, Neil Burleson lives in Albuquerque.  Last I saw him was in 1994.  Sonshine and T-Bird were living in Albuquerque then also. In 1990 Corky and Smeg were on the run, so I took them to stay with Sneal in Roswell.  I was on 5th phase trainee when he went in.

Slash, John Stout was one of my best friends before straight.  We might have partied at his house together.  I partied there a lot.  We went to jail together shortly after straight on New Years.  He moved around a bit and is now in Midland.  He owns Stout Construction.  He's a cool guy.  Too bad Guns~n~Roses stole his name. :lol:

The straight op moved to Irving a week after I graduated in Richardson.  I remember you being there and seeing your dad in an open meeting or something.  Your dad did me right at Alamo, he was a cool teacher.
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« Reply #64 on: January 07, 2005, 10:23:00 AM »
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anyone have to look themself in the mirror and say something good about themselves..

"I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it- people like me." :lol:
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« Reply #65 on: January 07, 2005, 01:50:00 PM »
I have so many excruciatingly vivid memories from just after straight. I remember putting on makeup for the first time, being outside and feeling the sun on my face. I remember picking out clothes to wear. I remember hanging out with these punk-rock people that I just met while I was a runaway, and I started telling them about how self-centered I used to be...They looked at me like where the hell did she come from? It was freaking hilarious. I just thought, well they are obviously full of it or something like that. What was wrong with me. One other thing I remember is after I went back to school, I couldn't figure out how to raise my hand. All I could think of was to motivate. Luckily, I was able to realize that would be strange, so I waited to see what other people did first. I guess that's why the program slowly integrates you back into regular life, something that I never went through. Oh yeah theres something else...I remember I made this new friend after I went back to school, and I explained to him how I had learned in straight that whenever you make fun of someone, it is a sign that you have low-self esteem. So from then on whenever we had anything critical to say about anyone, we would look at each other and just say, "low self esteem." And if it was particularly critical, we would say, "really low self esteem. "  [ This Message was edited by: jane on 2005-01-07 10:54 ]
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« Reply #66 on: January 07, 2005, 01:52:00 PM »
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On 2005-01-07 07:23:00, froderik13 wrote
"I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it- people like me." :lol:"


 :lol:   :lol:  :lol:  :lol:
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« Reply #67 on: January 07, 2005, 02:27:00 PM »
Froderik13, who are you? feel free to reply to my e-mail provided in my profile.
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« Reply #68 on: January 07, 2005, 07:55:00 PM »
Does anyone remember a guy by the name of Stewart G? Kind of a bookworm looking fellow? He seemed very smart. I read that he died on another site. It's sad really, he was a good man.
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« Reply #69 on: January 07, 2005, 09:03:00 PM »
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On 2005-01-07 04:05:00, Reagan Youth wrote:

"Sneal, Neil Burleson lives in Albuquerque.  Last I saw him was in 1994.  Sonshine and T-Bird were living in Albuquerque then also. In 1990 Corky and Smeg were on the run, so I took them to stay with Sneal in Roswell.  I was on 5th phase trainee when he went in.



Slash, John Stout was one of my best friends before straight.  We might have partied at his house together.  I partied there a lot.  We went to jail together shortly after straight on New Years.  He moved around a bit and is now in Midland.  He owns Stout Construction.  He's a cool guy.  Too bad Guns~n~Roses stole his name. :lol:



The straight op moved to Irving a week after I graduated in Richardson.  I remember you being there and seeing your dad in an open meeting or something.  Your dad did me right at Alamo, he was a cool teacher.



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Damn it Timmy...you do know whats up with the Midland crowd.  Most of my buddies moved to Austin, a few died....Did you know Matt Wallace, Jade Arnold, or Chris Davidson?
I use to go to Slashes apartment and party...he always seemed a little crazy to me...see you guys were a few years older...do you remember when all that satanic stuff was being over blown in the Midland media?  Everyone was saying Slash was at the bottom of it all....I never knew because I was hanging with the Odessa crowd then.
Sneil and Smeg were cool...Sneil managed to talk his way out being arrested one night when I wasn't so lucky...then I never saw him again.  I had heard Sneil married Lisa Reyes...and I know T-Bird married Melissa Mallams...which I'm told is why he didn't like me anymore...or actually acted like he didn't remember me....who knows whats true.....Did you know Jim Hanley and Andrew McCollugh?  They were a few years younger...my age...stoners...I hung with them a few times, Chris Garza, Debbie, Diana Germany (before she shot herself), Shontel Gunter, and some of that crowd on occasion, but Corkey was the first guy to really show me the ropes on how to get by...I saw him in Irving after he got out once, but then everyone said he went right back in with a guy named Tim from Irving....I'd really like to see him again...

My Dad remembered you right away...started telling me some storey about you and some other guy who was trouble....he said he really liked you...my Dad is pretty cool...he really went through some shit with me...not sure how he survived....It's really good talking to you Tim.

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« Reply #70 on: January 09, 2005, 09:06:00 AM »
Yea, I know Matt, Jade, and chris D.  Havn't seen Matt in years.  Last I heard he was in Louisiana.
Jade Arnold hid out at my house around this time last year after he split from an Austin work release program.  He got caught in a traffic stop and is looking at ten years.  Chris D is in Midland.  I can e-mail ya his number if you want it.

That satanic hype was bullshit, a hoax and started by accident.  Do you remember Brett Sowell?  We broke into Wild River Canyon (water park) after it had shut down.  I spray painted a pentagram on the side of a building there.  I was thinking of Motley Crue not satan.  Then I made my way into a dark building and lite a torch to see.  I fumbled my torch and accidently burnt that building down.  The next day there were big news stories about A "satanic cult having rituals" at Wild River Canyon.  I stayed pretty quit about it because of the $20,000 reward (19 yrs ago) for the "satanic arrsonists"  but I told Slash and he took it to town.  He declared himself the head devil and really started fucking w/them.  He would set up alters and leave goat skulls, candles and other satanic decor.  The media kept eating it up.

I've seen Jim Hanley around over the years.  But don't know Andrew McCollugh.  Chris Garza is one of my good friends.  We lived together a few times and went on a few road trips, one being Albuquerque last time I saw Sneal.
I have doubts about Diana Germany killing herself.  I think Rodney Dogget killed her.

I've heard your name a bit from people telling war stories of those days, and I never have heard anyone express dislike toward ya.

Your dad was probley talking about Shane Roe as the other guy in trouble.  He was in that class with me.  We were the 2 big hellions of Alamo.
Shane and I were best friends from 5th grade till his death at age 21.  I wrote and recorded a song about it for him called "Urban War"  It was up on pure volume but the geek squad does what they shouldn't, and doesn't do what they should.  Video editors are the same way.
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« Reply #71 on: January 09, 2005, 08:17:00 PM »
I had heard Matt died a few years back...we were close buddies before I went to Straight....after straight I went back and forth between Dallas and Midland....mostly hanging with my Dallas crowd...Dallas was like dreamland for me....Deep Ellum, lots of drugs...but I went back to Midland as much as I could.  Chris Garza lived up here with me for a while, but we kinda went different directions.  I had heard about Jade being locked up, but didn't know what for.  I wish I had stayed beter in touch with all those guys but I became so involved in my drug life in Dallas - nothing else mattered....Then there was sobreity and kids.....both tough.....Before you know it 10 years has gone by.

I remember when that satanic stuff was going on and we (Matt and I) ended up on the news...though we didn't have anything to do with anything other than skating the canyon as much as we could....We were questioned about "A guy named Slash"   We had just partied at his apartment (I think it was over by the Red Lobster off the loop)...but we acted dumb....I remember the canyon burning too..didn't know you had first hand knowlege of it....

Midland and it's people were so unique...very genuine...Dallas was violent and crazy....no wonder I was worse after Stragiht than before...

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« Reply #72 on: January 10, 2005, 03:27:00 AM »
I think everyone was worse off after straight, probley due to coming of age.  Turning 18 got my ball rolling and turning 21 line drived it to outter space.  When I first graduated straight I lived with different straight graduates for a few months and worked on trainee.  I graduated jan 1989 and moved back to Midland May 1989.  I kept visiting Dallas about twice a month.  I planned to go for weekends but stayed gone for weeks.  Some times it was to hang out with new straight grads.  One time it was Robbie Pettigrew and we went to Oklahoma and another time was Tyler Owen and we went to Houston.  Both times the staff discouraged them from going anywhere with me.  They said I was a bad influence :skull: .  See, I only thought she was being nice.  She was really plotting my death and kicking the plan into action.

Anyway D, it's good hearing from ya and remembering the old days.  I don't mind sharing stories from the days gone.  I think it's safe to shed the truth on anything before straight.
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« Reply #73 on: January 10, 2005, 08:47:00 AM »
You still talk to Todd Townley and James Hardy?  They were both old comers of mine at different times....I stayed at James Hardy's host home...If you still talk to them tell them I said hello...not sure if they will recall me, but I remember them well.  Did you ever talk to Todd Tucker after Straight?  I always thought he was pretty cool, but then again, I always thought people were probably 180 percent different in Straight then they probably were out...Todd Townley bought this truck off a host dad and use to drive to the building...one time he got called out because some girl thought he was showing off for them by peeling out....which was probably true....but Todd was so funny about it.....I remember Laura Cross real well.....I had no idea you were so close with all of them.  Tyler was an oldcomer then he got set back tp 1st phase when I was in...we were at Chris McNeil's host home together for a while...I always liked Tyler....After I was out and getting loaded up again I use to see him at the Irving Mall working at Taco Bell.  I use to avoid him because I was high and didn't want to give him anything that would be used against him in group.....Yea, it's great talking with you....like I said I didn't really keep in touch with any of the old Midland crowd or Straight bunch....you like two in one.....thats cool.

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« Reply #74 on: January 10, 2005, 08:49:00 AM »
Hey there, my name is Marla and I am very interested in knowing who you are, do you remember me?
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