Dave just brought up some memories. Thought it would be fun if we could look back and remember the class clowns we went to school with and what they did.

Fifth grade - We had to memorize Caesar's whatever that thing is...(sorry still on my first cup of coffee)... and you had to get up in front of the class to say it... which to me, that was just about as horrible as it could get.

Kenneth got up, and said, "Friend, Romans, countrymen, lend me a beer..." the whole class started giggling, and our English teacher was extremely prim and proper, and she just about had a heart attack, and because I was one of her favorites, and just happened to be hid, and ducked my head so she couldn't see me giggle, I got a B... everybody else got F's...

P.S.: There's no telling how much he won on that bet if he'd say it... LOL!

I remember a lot of Class Clowns in High School. They made the day go by quicker, and most were funnier than Rodney Carrington. I like Rodney, and I like Matt Bellner : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKj_JdCSq0g . I have to give Matt some props, he puts on a good slide show at our reunions.

The best was Kenneth Green, when he would get his hall pass. I don't know how he did it, but he would be walking down the halls whistling the Lowenbrau theme : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJMwMqTIkfo

Another funny guy we had was an exchange student from Spain. His catch phrase was "No whiskey, no camping".

I could go on and on with this, but none of you would know them. So they're just memories for me.