had you ever written an autograph before?

[leetahbar]

roses are red,
violets are blue
you are so pretty,
i shall miss you!

OR....


roses are red,
violets are blue,
sugar is sweet,
and so are you!

my lst autograph written to my lst girlfriend during primary school day.

it used to be very popular then and almost every pupils would carry a personal autograph book which they would go around asking their friends, favorite teachers and even principal to autograph it.

it's hardly in fashion now in school. everyone's mostly into FACEBOOK, TWITTER, BLOGS and so on.

 

[erection2015]

roses are red
violets are blue
quick suck my dick
and i'll come into you

.....that was tony writing in clinton's autograph book. They never looked back ever since.

roses are red,
violets are blue
you are so pretty,
i shall miss you!

OR....


roses are red,
violets are blue,
sugar is sweet,
and so are you!

my lst autograph written to my lst girlfriend during primary school day.

it used to be very popular then and almost every pupils would carry a personal autograph book which they would go around asking their friends, favorite teachers and even principal to autograph it.

it's hardly in fashion now in school. everyone's mostly into FACEBOOK, TWITTER, BLOGS and so on.

 

[leetahbar]

roses are red
violets are blue
quick suck my dick
and i'll come into you

.....that was tony writing in clinton's autograph book. They never looked back ever since.

that one X-rated. if your kid write that, u better be wary that u would be an unwary grandpa soon. LOL!

 

[leetahbar]

i m trying to look for my primary school autograph books which i got about 3. heck!! where did i put them?

i remember autographs from teachers were kinda of standard and "lazy". it was usually: BEST REGARDS & ALL THE BEST TO YOU!

almost every teachers wrote the same damn lines.

 

[LeeLaoPeh]

Tah Bar ,
You room smell like sock
Gets a jobs ,
Dont every days sucking cock

 

[BlueWave]

Loser Tonychat
Love his man in Drag :p
After they Shag
He still come here to Brag :*:

 

[LeeLaoPeh]

Lee Tah Bar ,
Go gay bar ,
Eat meat bar ,
Lick lam par .

 

[erection2015]

lee tar bar

lost his book

i took it

when he din look

i m trying to look for my primary school autograph books which i got about 3. heck!! where did i put them?

i remember autographs from teachers were kinda of standard and "lazy". it was usually: BEST REGARDS & ALL THE BEST TO YOU!

almost every teachers wrote the same damn lines.

 

[glockman]

I had a few autograph books those days. I remember writing and receiving corny stuff like :

FRANCE:
Friendship
Remains
And
Never
Can
End

ITALY :
I
Trust
And
Love
You

SALEM :
Suck
And
Lick
Every
Man

 

[erection2015]

CHINA ....come here i need action.

MALAYSIA .....may a lady ask you sexual intercourse always

AFRICA .....after fucking remember i'll come again

SIAM.....sexual intercourse at midnight

dont think i dared to write in any book.

I had a few autograph books those days. I remember writing and receiving corny stuff like :

FRANCE:
Friendship
Remains
And
Never
Can
End

ITALY :
I
Trust
And
Love
You

SALEM :
Suck
And
Lick
Every
Man

 

[po2wq]

fanta - fcuk n never tel anybody ...

 

[Sideswipe]

i remembered the girls in my secondary 3/4 class ( the 90s ) liked the autograph book stuffs, get whole class to sign. i used to write the same standard dull lines for all of them. until one day, one of the girls passed me her book and demanded that i wrote something different, not the standard lines for once.

 

[po2wq]

i remembered the girls in my secondary 3/4 class ( the 90s ) liked the autograph book stuffs, get whole class to sign. i used to write the same standard dull lines for all of them. until one day, one of the girls passed me her book and demanded that i wrote something different, not the standard lines for once.

watz ze non-std lines u wrote? ...

 

[erection2015]

JAPAN .....just a poke at night

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

watz ze non-std lines u wrote? ...

Your place or my place?

 

[LeeLaoPeh]

My son Bob ,
Never finds job ,
Hole life pretend to be sick ,
Stay at home ,
Surf web whole day

 

[leetahbar]

I had a few autograph books those days. I remember writing and receiving corny stuff like :

FRANCE:
Friendship
Remains
And
Never
Can
End

ITALY :
I
Trust
And
Love
You

SALEM :
Suck
And
Lick
Every
Man

thanks for sharing that. i upped ur points!

during primary school days in my era, pupils exchanging autographs were in fashion. when i asked my kids about this trend, they were totally blank about it. but if u ask them the latest online games, they can describe to in from head to tail :(

 

[leetahbar]

i remembered the girls in my secondary 3/4 class ( the 90s ) liked the autograph book stuffs, get whole class to sign. i used to write the same standard dull lines for all of them. until one day, one of the girls passed me her book and demanded that i wrote something different, not the standard lines for once.

i tot they only did that during primary school days. autographing didn't continue into my secondary school.

 

[glockman]

thanks for sharing that. i upped ur points!

during primary school days in my era, pupils exchanging autographs were in fashion. when i asked my kids about this trend, they were totally blank about it. but if u ask them the latest online games, they can describe to in from head to tail :(

Thanks. I upped you back too.

The autograph fad died off about 30+ years ago I think. My kids don't know anything about it too. All they know is facebook!!

 

[Ramseth]

Little autograph booklets were all the rage in my Pr. 6 as we knew we might not have the chance to meet many of us ever again. It had hard covers with quality paper pages colorfully designed usually in shades of pastels and for the girls, they liked those with flower or fairy tale designs. After PSLE with no more serious lessons we'd run around the class exchanging autographs and playing games like chess, reversi, animal chess, battle game, aeroplane game, snake-and-ladder etc.

The battle game was my favorite, I think not available anymore nowadays. It had two versions, the land-only version and the sea-land-air version. Strictly a game among Chinese boys. Girls wouldn't be interested and non-Chinese wouldn't know how to read the board and pieces.