To most human beings, the significance of the adolescent years is pretty intuitive. Writers from Shakespeare to Salinger have done their most iconic work about them; and Hollywood, certainly, has long understood the operatic potential of proms, first dates, and the malfeasance of the cafeteria goon squad. “I feel like most of the stuff I draw on, even today, is based on stuff that happened back then,” says Paul Feig, the creator of Freaks and Geeks, which had about ten glorious minutes on NBC’s 1999–2000 lineup before the network canceled it. “Inside, I still feel like I’m 15 to 18 years old, and I feel like I still cope with losing control of the world around me in the same ways.”
Twas lots of fun...went on many adventures that landed me and my crew in lots of troubles... Those were the days of raging hormones too...we fiend for all the girls and even some of our teachers too...Smoke weed and act the fool...fun times...But to say that you never really grow pass this life is somewhat incorrect...somewhat..
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