What up with you guys? It is great reading about all of the old times at GA. What a great job it was for me. My first real job and 30 years later, still my favorite. Obviously not because of the money we made, more to do with all of the good people I met there, the non stop fun even when working and the tons of available women, a true smorgasbord of beauty. Some of things that stick out in my mind include:
- I remember going to Fargo's every Wednesday to hear the sounds of Joe Sharino. If I remember correctly, Hoop getting thrown in the air to the chant of G-L-O-R-I-A.
- I remember all of the great make out parties at Isengard (and elsewhere, there were parties every night) with hosts Larry (Dad), Mike (I still use Mike F as my online ID especially when I am on those questionalbe sites), Bryan, Kevin and the guy who lived in your garage, Steve Worth (Who lives in Pleasanton now and is buddies with a friend of my brother, Malcolm. We always laugh when we see him). I also remember those big spools and the owners, what was her name again? She wanted me so bad!

- I remember hanging out with my female partner in crime, Mary W. She was like the sister I never had. She really liked Mike, he would blow out his cheek and Mary would always kiss it. It was hilarious to see but she responded everytime he did it.
- I remember Vesuvio's, bowling, Grease, Steve Wriggleworth shouting out "Games is Gay" at the opening of the IMAX, "Blazing Saddles", Tidal Wave opening, losing my virginity, derailing the train, trips to disneyland, show girls, Bryan Malone, Mike Fruge, Mark Hooper, Chris Johansen, Mary Whitehead, Nancy Pearson, Jeff Whilworth, Bob Shea, Bob Garner, Craig Biehl, Larry Resendez, Steve Worth, Kevin Anderson, Lisa Dummet, Red "HEAD" Carol, Melinda (Her Niece was gorgeous),Russ, so many people, so many memories. I could go on for days but I won't!
I like Hoop's suggestion to hook up, let me know when.
Simon