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Expelled aged 9.
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open uni
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polytechnic qualification
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suspense is killing me
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cycling proficiency?
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failed everything
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sh@gged the scholl nit nurse
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Tell! Bored of clicking refresh!
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are an annoying pain in the arse??
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It must be ginger?
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Founder member of The Bay City Rollers fan club?
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NOT**ged Jordan?
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drove for ronnie n reggie
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You were the puppett on Sandie Shaws string?
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chrome vanadium spanner anal extraction date
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went to a grammar school
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lol roy
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drank all the infants milk
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failed 11+
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Some sort of honor from the royal family.
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voted green
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I am one of 5% of the population in the not so elite group that left (I was expelled) from school with no qualifications whatsoever.
I never sat for any G.C.E.'s Does this mean that 95% of the country is smarter than me ? I think not. :) |
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passed metriculation
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saga rep?
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i'll take the point for that ty
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last london chimney sweep
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wahay, I was joking and I was still closest!
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and gay?
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sparky must get 1/2 a point for expelled
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brightest bloe on here, university of like innit.
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So you were a pr1ck as a kid as well?
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life
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gotta run placepots calling, l8rs
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no but 95% of us feel disapointed.
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lol at spyker...
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spyker :^0
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The reason behind the expulsion
Just in case anybody's still reading, and Im bored, so I typed it. :) My dad (RIP) was seriously ill with heart problems by 1961. My mother was a housewife and had never worked. I was 10, my sister was 8. In the summer of 1963 I did my dad no favours by passing my 11+ and getting shipped to a technical school. As a fast growing lad it cost him a fortune to keep me in a school uniform, white shirts, briefcase etc. I actually spent the winter of 1964 with no jacket on. I was carrying the 1963 term jacket, slung over my shoulder, that was far too small to wear. I never realised until 1965 how ill my dad was. He had to change jobs, which cost him a cut in pay, and had to sell his beloved motorbike combination as the doctors said the strain for the steering was too much for his heart. I n December 1966 asked him to buy me out of school at Easter 1967, the earliest I could leave. It cost £10 back then, I have no idea why. He said |
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born on feb 29th
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All of a sudden I feel very normal and stable.
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I can Identify with a lot of that from my early days Charlie.
It isn't pleasant at the time but it prepares you for the rest of life. |