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Miles is just trying to share his drip, Kev. It's all love! 

Did anyone else hate picture day? I don't know how but it managed to sneak up on me every single year for twelve years of school. Back in the day you had to order copies in a  package of varying sizes the day of. Wallet sized photos were like GOLD to our parents. They'd give them to friends and relatives like trading cards. Time were weird. 

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Carl G Knoblock

I may still have my Senior Yearbook somewhere. The rest are gone, and pictures, too. Still have some of my kid's school pictures.

Marcus Kaeso

aww, could'a been a special one Kev. Never hated picture day myself, my parents just wanted me to smile and I got out of class for twenty minutes.

Tauhid Bondia

I actually missed picture day my senior year now that I remember so no yearbook picture. Luckily I was voted most creative and they took those pieces later. so I got a big solo feature in that section and I didn’t have to wear that fake tuxedo every other guy wore

Jeannie Bodney

Hm... I am trying to fathom how anybody for any reason could actually get Kevin in suit with brushed hair. The words that come to my mind are wrestling with a pole cat

Carl G Knoblock

Up to 11th grade, we lined up in the gym for our pictures, and the photographer provided a backdrop and studio lights, so it didn't look like it was taken in the gym. For our senior pictures, we took a field trip to a photography studio and got professional photos. We had several taken, and selected the best from the proofs.

Heather McMenomy

I didn't mind picture day until I was in the third or forth grade [can't remember which and its been a long time...]. Anyway, my class went to take our pictures right after lunch and no one told me I had peanut butter on my face. When the photos came, my mom was so angry with me because I couldn't be bothered to wipe peanut butter off my face. Now that I am a substitute teacher, I look at the kids and go, 'Yeah... we weren't really that concerned about a little pb or j on our face at that age.' HAHAHA...

Heather McMenomy

I didn't mind picture day until I was in the third or forth grade [can't remember which and its been a long time...]. Anyway, my class went to take our pictures right after lunch and no one told me I had peanut butter on my face. When the photos came, my mom was so angry with me because I couldn't be bothered to wipe peanut butter off my face. Now that I am a substitute teacher, I look at the kids and go, 'Yeah... we weren't really that concerned about a little pb or j on our face at that age.' HAHAHA...