This is an invitation to my 10 year high school reunion which is being held at the house-business of the fellow classmate that is putting it on. I just don't see how she could have the gall to try to make money off her class' 10 year reunion. Really 80 bucks a couple? I am still in contact with everyone that I liked in high school, why would anyone pay 50 dollars per person to see everyone that they didn't care to keep up with? And the 50 pp or 80 dollars per couple? Hey if you bring another person for me to make some money off of I will let you save 10 dollars per person.

Does it include food? Is the facility free?

Prolly trying to make money to pay for them expensive ass invitations.Seriously I would have to be paid to attend our 10 year reunion.Didnt care for many of the classmates then,definately aint gonna pay to see em now.

Read it again burbank. ...Slow down this time and try to understand what he posted.

Beat me to it on the invitations

Yes the facility is free. Notice her address and the address where the reunion is being held. She owns the place. I've never had food worth 40 bucks per person. And trox I'm with you. I didn't really like that many of them and I ain't paying to see them. In all actuality I probably wouldn't go if it was free.

I was just about to type the same thing. I'd probably even save myself that forty cents for a stamp and just throw it in the trash. You keep tabs with your buddies, heck with the rest of em

And on a side note the invitations don't really look that expensive

I doubt the invitations were expensive. The RSVP card is something they printed off a computer and sticky taped to a peice of colored paper, the same colored paper that the invitation is hand written on. The invitation is sticky taped to a peice of paper grocery bag.

Agreed. I was thinking that the check mark was more work than I was willing to do.






Reread his comment except use the sarcasm font.

Tight ass. That's about the norm for a class reunion. I don't know what all you get for that price, but it probably includes food, drinks, and a DJ. It does cost to entertain.

I'm attending a wedding at that same address Saturday night. I'm thinking that price covers food, entertainment, etc.. not the facility.

Hell, if you don't want to go, don't.

80 dollars buys a new fishing reel or a lot of bullets which provides much more entertainment than a high school reunion

...been out of school for 33 years, now...never been to any of the reunions. I see the ones I want to see without waiting for reunions.

And all them high school gals that had perfect bodies and sexy voices.....some still have sexy voices

Damn.

Been out 20 myself this year. They're organizing ours on a Facebook group page. Doubt I go, but at least it's right down the road from the house.

Most of the hot ones I knew stayed with the "bad boy" loosers they couldnt seem to get away from. They didnt want a gentleman to treat them right. Now they are ugly, have 8 kids and live in trailer parks.

I enjoyed going to my 10 yr and 20 yr reunions. Small town Mississippi...the vast majority of people moved away after school. My parents don't live there anymore and I rarely get back that way. So I go to catch up with people I rarely see or talk with. Go back to ride the country roads again. Take it a little fast on gravel road curves and feel the drift and hear the rock spray (all in 100% safe fashion!). Go visit old neighbors. Looking forward to my 30th.

My 10 was a bust, not many people showed up at all.

I'll go to my 20 in 2 years if it's not 80 bucks.

That's so true...lol

It's worth going to. After attending my 20th it made me feel better about myself knowing I turned out decent and my wife was the hottest one there.