Lighthouse Coat is a beautiful outerwear garment that was for sale at www.blair.com during the years of 2005 and 2006. It was given to a friend who did not desire it (for completely unknown reasons) and we decided to pass it along to others to enjoy as a temporary gag gift.
Saturday, December 23, 2006
LHC goes to skool
And she hates Riverside High School just as much as we do! I do not recall that nerdy slogan "Roll Pirates Roll"... Perhaps that is a good thing. And update ur sign cuz I totally took this picture in December.
And here we are exploring Jamie's and my hiding place during skippage from a 9th grade Foreign Language Fair. Unfortunately, the Mookie (Stinks like cat piss) white-out graffiti is no more. It was in the general area toward which we are pointing. We are saddened that it did not withstand the elements and years. However, true to form, the random broken chairs and litter remain.
Date: 12/3/06 Location: Riverside High School :: Durham, NC Model: Cristin
OKAY, I would just like to say that "Roll Pirates Roll" was part of my fabulous Riverside generation. They plastered it all over our planners. Clearly, pirates roll.
*Directions (To be Completed Within One Month of Receiving LHC)... 1) Capture a digital photograph of Lighthouse Coat, or you wearing Lighthouse Coat, preferably at a national or historic site. 2) Send your first name/nickname, basic location and a jpeg of your Lighthouse Coat photo to lighthousecoat@yahoo.com so that it may be posted on The Junket of Lighthouse Coat blog, http://lighthousecoat.blogspot.com, for others to enjoy. Feel free to include a story of your time with Lighthouse Coat. 3) Copy these directions. 4) Pack Lighthouse Coat and the Junket of Lighthouse Coat directions safely in a waterproof mailing device (don’t forget to use Delivery Confirmation as we do not want Lighthouse Coat lost in limbo) and forward to another individual deserving a fun extra-curricular activity. *If you need to wash LHC, please do not put in dryer but HANG DRY. *Similarities between Junket and Junk-It are not a coincidence.
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OKAY, I would just like to say that "Roll Pirates Roll" was part of my fabulous Riverside generation. They plastered it all over our planners. Clearly, pirates roll.
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