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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by Charli:
We're due for thunder as well over here

Our silly sports afternoon got cancelled because of it. We had to have normal lessons instead but obviously we had nothing planned for it so were told to watch DVD's.

Except my PC doesn't have a DVD drive. I had to watch two hours of Top Gear on the BBC iplayer.

Once we had a DVD lesson and the only thing we had to watch was Phonebooth and we all wanted to watch it but the teacher hated the swearing, so she put it on but turned the sound off so we were all doing voice overs for it.

What the bliddy hell was the point of that?


My year 7's wanted me to put Mock the Week on but I didn't dare in case it had swearing in it.

I personally couldn't give a damn but I didn't want those phone calls from those parents.

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Originally posted by Charli:
Poor sports day I remember back in England that my secondary school had their sports day at the beginning of June

My brother introduced me to Top Gear and I only get to see clips of it but when I was in England last summer I watched two very funny episodes

I did actually enjoy it.

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Originally posted by Baz:
Afternoon Troopers..... have school holidays

Baz!

Happy holidays to you too! You've got six weeks of me 24/7 to look forward to!

Nice one Ducky

One of my teachers had a hissy fit and swore at one of her pupils. Of course her pure innocent Year Sevens (me) next door heard

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
Ducky we watched a film about the 25 Cromwell Street murders at school .

Was that your end of term treat?

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
Ducky we watched a film about the 25 Cromwell Street murders at school .

Was that your end of term treat?

, no we was learning about crime, I was in set 3 at least it was better than doing French which is what the top two classes had to do . We seen one about the Krays also .

Darlo. I'm too scared to learn crime

Lunchtime

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
Ducky we watched a film about the 25 Cromwell Street murders at school .

Was that your end of term treat?

, no we was learning about crime, I was in set 3 at least it was better than doing French which is what the top two classes had to do . We seen one about the Krays also .

So....did you get any good tips?

Laters Charli .


We had to do stuff on Alcohol, Drugs and Sex so wasn't that bad .

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
Ducky we watched a film about the 25 Cromwell Street murders at school .

Was that your end of term treat?

, no we was learning about crime, I was in set 3 at least it was better than doing French which is what the top two classes had to do . We seen one about the Krays also .

So....did you get any good tips?

Don't know .

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by Charli:
We're due for thunder as well over here

Our silly sports afternoon got cancelled because of it. We had to have normal lessons instead but obviously we had nothing planned for it so were told to watch DVD's.

Except my PC doesn't have a DVD drive. I had to watch two hours of Top Gear on the BBC iplayer.

Once we had a DVD lesson and the only thing we had to watch was Phonebooth and we all wanted to watch it but the teacher hated the swearing, so she put it on but turned the sound off so we were all doing voice overs for it.

What the bliddy hell was the point of that?


My year 7's wanted me to put Mock the Week on but I didn't dare in case it had swearing in it.

I personally couldn't give a damn but I didn't want those phone calls from those parents.

It was so funny, especially the bits where he had a shower or the prostitues come over.

We also watched The Spy Who Shagged Me in year....8 I think it was, and the teacher who showed it to us got fired even though we were all old enough to watch it

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
Ducky we watched a film about the 25 Cromwell Street murders at school .

Was that your end of term treat?

, no we was learning about crime, I was in set 3 at least it was better than doing French which is what the top two classes had to do . We seen one about the Krays also .

Eeeh we're doing criminology next year in Psychology! I'm so excited. I've been reading my 'Talking With Serial Killers' book again in preperation.

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by Charli:
We're due for thunder as well over here

Our silly sports afternoon got cancelled because of it. We had to have normal lessons instead but obviously we had nothing planned for it so were told to watch DVD's.

Except my PC doesn't have a DVD drive. I had to watch two hours of Top Gear on the BBC iplayer.

Once we had a DVD lesson and the only thing we had to watch was Phonebooth and we all wanted to watch it but the teacher hated the swearing, so she put it on but turned the sound off so we were all doing voice overs for it.

What the bliddy hell was the point of that?


My year 7's wanted me to put Mock the Week on but I didn't dare in case it had swearing in it.

I personally couldn't give a damn but I didn't want those phone calls from those parents.

It was so funny, especially the bits where he had a shower or the prostitues come over.

We also watched The Spy Who Shagged Me in year....8 I think it was, and the teacher who showed it to us got fired even though we were all old enough to watch it

Omg That's harsh.

So glad I didn't put mock the week on now.

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
Ducky we watched a film about the 25 Cromwell Street murders at school .

Was that your end of term treat?

, no we was learning about crime, I was in set 3 at least it was better than doing French which is what the top two classes had to do . We seen one about the Krays also .

Eeeh we're doing criminology next year in Psychology! I'm so excited. I've been reading my 'Talking With Serial Killers' book again in preperation.

Watch the Crime programmes on the Discovery Channel, I am hooked .


Good Luck with that hun .

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by Charli:
We're due for thunder as well over here

Our silly sports afternoon got cancelled because of it. We had to have normal lessons instead but obviously we had nothing planned for it so were told to watch DVD's.

Except my PC doesn't have a DVD drive. I had to watch two hours of Top Gear on the BBC iplayer.

Once we had a DVD lesson and the only thing we had to watch was Phonebooth and we all wanted to watch it but the teacher hated the swearing, so she put it on but turned the sound off so we were all doing voice overs for it.

What the bliddy hell was the point of that?


My year 7's wanted me to put Mock the Week on but I didn't dare in case it had swearing in it.

I personally couldn't give a damn but I didn't want those phone calls from those parents.

It was so funny, especially the bits where he had a shower or the prostitues come over.

We also watched The Spy Who Shagged Me in year....8 I think it was, and the teacher who showed it to us got fired even though we were all old enough to watch it

Omg That's harsh.

So glad I didn't put mock the week on now.

I know! He also gave us the one and only interesting science lesson of the 3 years there where he made a giant fire ball roll across the ceiling. He was amazing. He works in Boots now.

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
Ducky we watched a film about the 25 Cromwell Street murders at school .

Was that your end of term treat?

, no we was learning about crime, I was in set 3 at least it was better than doing French which is what the top two classes had to do . We seen one about the Krays also .

Eeeh we're doing criminology next year in Psychology! I'm so excited. I've been reading my 'Talking With Serial Killers' book again in preperation.

Watch the Crime programmes on the Discovery Channel, I am hooked .


Good Luck with that hun .

My stepdad watches them all the time, I find the voice over guy too blase, he just makes the entire thing into a joke. And there is only EVER one voice over man. He must just constantly be doing it.

And thanks

I wish Balls of Steel would come back .

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
Ducky we watched a film about the 25 Cromwell Street murders at school .

Was that your end of term treat?

, no we was learning about crime, I was in set 3 at least it was better than doing French which is what the top two classes had to do . We seen one about the Krays also .

Eeeh we're doing criminology next year in Psychology! I'm so excited. I've been reading my 'Talking With Serial Killers' book again in preperation.

Watch the Crime programmes on the Discovery Channel, I am hooked .


Good Luck with that hun .

My stepdad watches them all the time, I find the voice over guy too blase, he just makes the entire thing into a joke. And there is only EVER one voice over man. He must just constantly be doing it.

And thanks

, true he sounds sarcastic but theres a woman doing it sometimes lol.



We seen one about the Hangman .

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
I wish Balls of Steel would come back .

Well that's a bit random.


...erm...what's Balls of Steel?

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

I know! He also gave us the one and only interesting science lesson of the 3 years there where he made a giant fire ball roll across the ceiling. He was amazing. He works in Boots now.

*rushes to Boots somewhere in Somerset to watch the amazing fireball man*

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

I know! He also gave us the one and only interesting science lesson of the 3 years there where he made a giant fire ball roll across the ceiling. He was amazing. He works in Boots now.

*rushes to Boots somewhere in Somerset to watch the amazing fireball man*

He convinced us he was Bill Bailey's brother as well. I only found out last year that Bill Bailey doesn't actually have a brother...

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
I wish Balls of Steel would come back .

Well that's a bit random.


...erm...what's Balls of Steel?

They used to play funny practical jokes on the public and didn't care what people thought OMG it was hilarious .

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

I know! He also gave us the one and only interesting science lesson of the 3 years there where he made a giant fire ball roll across the ceiling. He was amazing. He works in Boots now.

*rushes to Boots somewhere in Somerset to watch the amazing fireball man*

He convinced us he was Bill Bailey's brother as well. I only found out last year that Bill Bailey doesn't actually have a brother...

Sounds like a fab teacher.

It's a bit depressing these days. Sometimes it feels like schools don't want people who are willing to stray from the norm. I think the kids school lives are poored for it.

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

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Originally posted by Duckypup:

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Originally posted by mary_bee:

I know! He also gave us the one and only interesting science lesson of the 3 years there where he made a giant fire ball roll across the ceiling. He was amazing. He works in Boots now.

*rushes to Boots somewhere in Somerset to watch the amazing fireball man*

He convinced us he was Bill Bailey's brother as well. I only found out last year that Bill Bailey doesn't actually have a brother...

Sounds like a fab teacher.

It's a bit depressing these days. Sometimes it feels like schools don't want people who are willing to stray from the norm. I think the kids school lives are poored for it.

Awh he was brilliant.

I think where I go to college is really good for teachers who don't stick to the normal ways. It's full of mad teachers and I think it's part of the reason why it does so well with results and teacher/student realtionships.

The school where I had that teacher is now obsessed with making it look like a private school...even though it's not and it nearly got closed down a few years back. The old head didn't believe in bullying and the school was rife with it and no one used to get anywhere.

OMG I've just remembered it's new HM's night and eviction night.

The pro's and cons list for going out or staying in isn't looking very balanced.

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Originally posted by Duckypup:
OMG I've just remembered it's new HM's night and eviction night.

The pro's and cons list for going out or staying in isn't looking very balanced.

...stay in

I'm going out but coming back at 9.

College is brill they treat you like adults, so much fun and better than school under less pressure but you have to work hard .


Our school went downhill when our best headteacher left in year 8, all students respected him and the teachers. Then after that just went worse, all the naughty kids used to get rewarded for playing up with trips to keep them out of trouble .


It's being made into an academy now, which no-one wants .

We're going out in a bit, so I will miss both shows .

I'm back now Interesting conversation

Mary, enjoy your night out. I'm glad that you're coming back ANd I hope you enjoy crimeology as well

Darlo, shame you can't watch tonight

Right.. I've decided. I'm staying in!

Having said that... I do need to pop to shop to get some cat food.


See you all in a bit.

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Originally posted by Charli:
I'm back now Interesting conversation

Mary, enjoy your night out. I'm glad that you're coming back ANd I hope you enjoy crimeology as well

Darlo, shame you can't watch tonight

Charlii

Awwh thankyouu

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Originally posted by Duckypup:
Right.. I've decided. I'm staying in!

Having said that... I do need to pop to shop to get some cat food.


See you all in a bit.

That's the spirit!

I've got C4 on Demand Charli so I can catch up .

Nice one Darlo

Hello

Hi Scat

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Hello

Hi Scatts

Hi mary and Charli

Scatterby .

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Hi mary and Charli

How are you this evening?