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Date Posted: 22:49:38 04/09/08 Wed
Author: JD
Subject: Re: High School Girl Paddling
In reply to: Master Mike 's message, "Re: High School Girl Paddling" on 09:08:01 04/09/08 Wed

Well...I COULD lie like so many of my HS friends did and say, "Yeah, I TORE that UP!" BUT, that's not my style, to brag about something fabricated. So unfortunately, I have to admit that nothing happened. In fact, Alisa left our school and enrolled somewhere else before that particular school year ended; in fact, it wasn't too long after her paddling. I'm not sure why; I don't think her family moved, because she had a younger sister - Vivian - who was a grade behind us and stayed all the way through her Senior year and graduation. I did see Alisa at our 10 year HS reunion, but never asked what happened to her. She did tell me that she was currently living on the West Coast, still single...I however was married at the time. Alisa still looked great, definitely still had that amazing derriere! I also didn't have the nerve to bring up the subject of her hallway paddling; I always hoped that she wasn't so traumatized by that event she left our school; that would have been a shame. She was actually a very sweet girl and probably didn't deserve such a severe consequence for talking...but then again, that was the 'rule of the day' back then - there were REAL consequences for anything considered misbehavior, and talking in class without permission probably was responsible for the board encountering butts as much as anything. I know my (ex) wife was paddled in high school, in front of the class...I didn't know her then and didn't go to the same school, but she told me about it after we were married. I asked her what she was paddled for, she said, "Talking." I said, "Wow...imagine that!" This girl could talk non-stop for hours, if allowed...I knew that firsthand!

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