Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 5:08 pmLando_Griffin wrote:sophe_lfc_4_lyf wrote:Eww thats gross
thats nowt, i used to bum juniors for their dinner money when i was at school
now that is gross
now that is gross
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 5:08 pmnow that is gross
Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 6:11 pmi remember just bunking off school alot in my final years and generally not doing much school work at all. the teachers bar a couple where fools. never got bullied becasue i was very tall and wasnt stupid either got the odd coment but they wouldnt say anything again, much like lando i am non violent however.
time mostly spent hanging out with mates and
in the wind!
time mostly spent hanging out with mates and
in the wind!Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 2:05 amJudge wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:sophe_lfc_4_lyf wrote:Eww thats gross
thats nowt, i used to nail the hottie 6th formers underneath the Headmaster'sdesk!
now that is gross
If you say so Judge.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 8:28 amlandooooooo 
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 8:56 amMemories of school errmm.............let me think
I feckin hated it
I feckin hated it
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 9:05 ammy only memory of school was most of the girls wore skirts that were far too long 
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 9:07 amWoollyback wrote:my only memory of school was most of the girls wore skirts that were far too long
aye woolly, girls in pencil skirts, rubbish
mind you, when they were out of school and it was the summer hols, they wore those ''rara skirts''. much more accessable
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 11:56 am
accessable ? what do ya mean brother? Easier to get on?Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:06 pmEffes wrote:We had a "golly-pit" which was basically a walled stair well leading down to a kind of boiler room.
If you kicked the ball down there playing footy you had to go and get it, but everyone would crowd round the pit and spit their lungs out on yer.
You had to use your blazer as a shield!!
wahey!! the ald golly-pit, it was disgusting. Some poor soul would have to go and get the ball if they had inadvertently kicked down there. Picture the scene.
Poor Soul(equipped with personal commentry)- " Dalglish to Rush...back to Dalglish..DALGLISH..oh 5hit, golly-pit"
Mate-" hurry up before anyone see's you goin down there"
PS " yeah ok"
gets half way down and hears cries of "GOLLY-PITY" and that was it, I still baulk.
sfx
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:17 pmneil wrote:Effes wrote:We had a "golly-pit" which was basically a walled stair well leading down to a kind of boiler room.
If you kicked the ball down there playing footy you had to go and get it, but everyone would crowd round the pit and spit their lungs out on yer.
You had to use your blazer as a shield!!
wahey!! the ald golly-pit, it was disgusting. Some poor soul would have to go and get the ball if they had inadvertently kicked down there. Picture the scene.
Poor Soul(equipped with personal commentry)- " Dalglish to Rush...back to Dalglish..DALGLISH..oh 5hit, golly-pit"
Mate-" hurry up before anyone see's you goin down there"
PS " yeah ok"
gets half way down and hears cries of "GOLLY-PITY" and that was it, I still baulk.
sfx
sounds like your speaking rom experience neil
Tell me it wasnt Fairfield High school....Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:22 pmPlaying football with a tennis ball against our sports hall, using the double doors at the side as a goal. Keep-ups with a tennis ball – now there’s a good skill to have!
When in 3rd year – age 13-14, we went through 3 form tutors in one year – giving our first one a breakdown, our second cried, refused to teach us then left the school and the third was an old bloke who wouldn’t take any sh.it and ended up suspending 7 or 8 people. Needless to say I was in a form group!
Also remember the week before xmas and the week before the summer hols when all we did was bring in board games or go to alton towers
When in 3rd year – age 13-14, we went through 3 form tutors in one year – giving our first one a breakdown, our second cried, refused to teach us then left the school and the third was an old bloke who wouldn’t take any sh.it and ended up suspending 7 or 8 people. Needless to say I was in a form group!
Also remember the week before xmas and the week before the summer hols when all we did was bring in board games or go to alton towers
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 1:24 pmMikz wrote:
nearly
get in, up, what you like Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 2:48 pmred37 wrote:neil wrote:Effes wrote:We had a "golly-pit" which was basically a walled stair well leading down to a kind of boiler room.
If you kicked the ball down there playing footy you had to go and get it, but everyone would crowd round the pit and spit their lungs out on yer.
You had to use your blazer as a shield!!
wahey!! the ald golly-pit, it was disgusting. Some poor soul would have to go and get the ball if they had inadvertently kicked down there. Picture the scene.
Poor Soul(equipped with personal commentry)- " Dalglish to Rush...back to Dalglish..DALGLISH..oh 5hit, golly-pit"
Mate-" hurry up before anyone see's you goin down there"
PS " yeah ok"
gets half way down and hears cries of "GOLLY-PITY" and that was it, I still baulk.
sfx
sounds like your speaking rom experience neil
No it was the front yard at SFX in Woolton mate, next to the main entrance/chapel. My school.