Class rings

[Luther073082]

I would have gotten one if they didn't cost so much money.

But when I look at the amount of money that they cost I didn't think it was worth it at all.

BTW why would you want a ring? I already gave you one.

JK do what you like my dear.

 

[StarryEyes]

I never got a class ring. I thought they were too expensive and I wouldn't wear it anyways

 

[radhead]

CELESTRIUM! That's the name of the stainless steel alloy I was trying to think of. I wish I had bought one of those instead of the gold one.

 

[radhead]

CELESTRIUM! That's the name of the stainless steel alloy I was trying to think of. I wish I had bought one of those instead of the gold one.

Um...I just posted this like 2 seconds ago.

 

[SmileAndAHandshake]

My mom made me get one, thought she was doing me some huge favor by buying one for me apparently. Yeah, I loathed high school and didn't want anything to remember it by, but anyway

I got a non-traditional school ring, not the big band with the huge stone in the middle. It was "different" and a very pretty ring... in the end, I lost it a year later and didn't care at all. Like I said, loathed high school, wasn't sad to see the thing disappear into oblivion.

Thus I think it was a huge waste of money, but that's just me.

 

[Thunder Peel]

I hated my high school and I wasn't about to fork over a bunch of money for something I'd never wear. I'm not much of a jewelry guy.

 

[radhead]

I don't like the stone in the middle either. I was always afraid it might break or something. I didn't know what color to get either. Some people got their birthstone. Some got the "school" color. I actually sort of wanted a black onyx. (Like Dracula. Yeah!)

 

[Varik]

Well at first I kinda thought it was a waste but now I'm a little glad I got one. I was in the last graduating class of my school before it got completely consolidated by a bigger school. So the ring serves as a nice memento (though I don't wear it) as to the way things were before Mike Huckabee came along and decided all the schools needed to be "bigger".