Scott Leeper:  

CLASS OF 1977
Livermore, CA

Scott's Story

Life It has been a few years now since I wrote my last life story, so i thought I'd take a break between my 14th and 15th banana daiquiris and bring you all up to date. Unfortunately, Brigitta, my loving wife of 33 days, left me for another woman, a phlegmatic park ranger named Mel, and they now live in Appalachia State Park cooking meth and making dream catchers from the hair of dead possum (or is that opossum? I can never tell.) Bitter and broken, I sold my entire collection of 17th Century Italian cheese graters and moved to Tibet to serve the Dali Lama. You know what? He's not a llama at all!!!!!!!!!!!! I thought he'd be a South American camelid prized for his transcendent teaching and lanolin-free fur. But he's just some old guy in dorky glasses who walks around in an orange bed sheet acting all holy and stuff. Frankly, I think he's got a bag of boys' underwear stashed in his closet, if you know what I mean, and I think you do. So there I was in Tibet, too big to be a sherpa and unable to speak the language, which frankly sounds like somebody dropping a tray of forks on the floor. I knocked around for a while, working in an incense factory and thinking a lot about Brigitta and Mel, all cozy in their mountain hideaway making lentil muffins and listening to the Indigo Girls. It was then I decided I had to do something productive and meaningful with my life, something that would make the world a better and more beautiful place. So, I packed up my things and walked into the American Embassy where I signed up to become an assassin. After 2 ...Expand for more
years of intensive training in a super top-secret location (OK, the VE Club down on First Street), i was made a Black-Ops agent, taking down some of the most feared and evil people in the world. Ann Landers? That was me. Same for Art Linkletter. My most recent job was Gary Coleman. Actually, I felt sort of bad about that one. He kept sobbing and screaming, "Wachoo talkin' about Willis?" until I'd had enough of his pathetic blabbering and injected him with Cherry Icee and battery acid, which when mixed at just the right proportions mimics a cerebral aneurism. I'm not proud of what I do, and sometimes I'm overcome by grief and guilt. But then I go into my bedroom and roll around in huge stacks of freshly minted $100 bills (part of the federal stimulus package) and I feel OK. Needless to say, it's been a long, strange trip. I often look back fondly on my innocent days at Livermore High, at least those days I managed to make it there. It was a pure and hopeful time, and I wistfully recall those special moments: burning down the student union, goose-stepping past the German exchange students, waking up in a pool of vomit in Mr. Drake's history class. Ah, what memories!!! Well, the hour is late and the bartender keeps making a cutting motion across her throat, so I'm afraid I must end my missive. I look forward to seeing you all at our 75th Reunion. Ill be the guy sitting under a potted palm in a brown tweed jacket with a white carnation and carrying a copy of the July 26th, 1943 edition of the New York Times. Make sure to say "Howdy". Best, S
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