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This document appears to be a collection of slang terms from the 1980s and 1990s discussing a teacher, a library book, and engaging in activities like air guitar playing. It references surfing culture terms like "gnarly", "radical", "tubular", and "cowabunga" without providing much context around a story or event.
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Flashback to the 80s final
- 2. THE VA TEAM
- 3. This teacher went to
- 4. Like I found this in the library, Dude!
- 6. TOTALLY!
- 8. ROCK ON!
- 9. I know you are, but what am I?
- 11. Guess who…
- 12. Bodacious Dude!
- 14. SIKE! RADICAL!
- 15. Whatever, this air guitar is tubular!
- 17. Guess who this is… Those were the days…
- 20. Who knew?