re: This (old school) picture makes me feel like i'm on drugs

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How the frick would you know?

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BOOM!

The girl standing 4th from the right is Angie Ellis, Graduated from Leesville High in 86. Picture has to be from the late 80's

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i feel bad for you old timers who had to go to LSU during this era

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Oh yeah, having sex without worrying about dying was terrible.

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having sex without worrying about dying was terrible.

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If this is what you thought in the 80's, you weren't paying attention.

Those of us that were of age in the 80s said the same thing about how BAD things were in the 70s. The clothes and hair that decade were awful! Really the only good thing about the 70s was the music. I look back at my pictures in the 70s and I am amazed that parents dressed their kids that way.

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Carlotta Street

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People used to use :whisper: LSD :whisper: at this party.

Damn! I have to say that I did not remember things looking quite like that in the 80's! I guess when you are in it, you just don't notice as much. However, even then, I remember thinking how much better some girls looked when they were totally casual rather than all made up. Yikes ...

I will say this, though, and I have two younger brothers who went to LSU after I did who can attest to how things changed in the 90's: when you're looking at that picture, you're looking at some of the last of the "unregulated" good ole days of open (or near so) admissions, beer in the union, the Bud trucks on campus giving it away for free, beating the clock at Sports, 18 year old drinking age, $1 calls at Murphy's (always preferred this to the cheap draft nights - a BIG freakin cup of quality liquor for a buck), and some downright outrageous parties that could never happen today. I would say things started to tighten up in the 90's and then Ben Wynn's (?) tragic death really accelerated it.

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I will say this, though, and I have two younger brothers who went to LSU after I did who can attest to how things changed in the 90's: when you're looking at that picture, you're looking at some of the last of the "unregulated" good ole days of open (or near so) admissions, beer in the union, the Bud trucks on campus giving it away for free, beating the clock at Sports, 18 year old drinking age, $1 calls at Murphy's (always preferred this to the cheap draft nights - a BIG freakin cup of quality liquor for a buck), and some downright outrageous parties that could never happen today. I would say things started to tighten up in the 90's and then Ben Wynn's (?) tragic death really accelerated it.

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Attended LSU '87-'92. Couldn't agree more.

Drinkin' with Lincoln at TA's . All you could drink well brands, $5 in their 32 oz mug every Saturday night. Friday nights were $3 all the beer you could drink, in their mug as well.

That's entertainment value.

Every club meeting had a keg. Dorms had kegs every Thursday. Frats partied their asses off, south seas and stuff like that.

Those chicks in the OP were smokin' hot at the time. As a freshman I stood in awe the first time I saw them in person.

The female form hasn't changed; the hair, clothes, and accessories have.

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Pretty sure first name started with a B

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Brent from Belaire..........