re: How many are old enough to remember smoking areas in High School

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and having a shotgun in the back window of your truck in the school parking lot. Times WERE better back then.

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Yep, we had smoking areas when I was in high school and some would have shotguns hung in the back window. Damn good times.

We used to sit in circles in the smoking area at lunch and smoke weed every day and the teachers didn't even bother trying to catch us

I remember!

Man I graduated in 95 and we still had them then

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You were a classmate with Tim Valluzo? funny

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I remember he got expelled

Y'all are so old that when I opened this thread, someone tried to give me a werthers and a peppermint.

I can't believe we've made it to page 3 w/o a reference to that great rock song, "Smoking in the Boys Room." I'm actually old enough to remember when that was a hit the first time it was done in '73 by Brownsville Station.

The majority of kids in my high school had or had access to a automobile.

There were some with newer cars but most were hand me downs from grand parents, parents, that were driven by older siblings before or purchased by working summer jobs. This was late late 70's and early 80's.

A good majority of kids were gear heads that swapped engines, rear ends, made mods and did whatever to get down the road, sometimes very quickly.

Mostly middle class kids.

Also, had a smoking court. Was not a smoker though.

I was born in the 70s, but don't really remember smoking areas. I do remember the Teacher's Lounge used to reek of cigs back in Middle School, though.

I am old enough.