
Jan 6, 2019 -- 8:56PM, acey deucy wrote:
Hands up for free dinners.
I had to take sandwiches (this was primary school though), and my mum was so bone idle I'd end up with butter sandwiches with nothing else on them, still love her though bless her 

I was the "weedy" kid in secondary school, but strangely all the other bigger lads looked out for me 

, they'd take the absolute p*** but they would back me up in a tricky situation bless em
Jan 7, 2019 -- 10:34AM, Just Checking wrote:
Doesn't sound like pleasant schooldays at all imho.. And some of it is clearly made up!¬"Shooting mini darts through straws, at "Hairy Dave's" gown, as he was walking back to the front of the class, having retrieved his board cleaner, after throwing it yet again, at the instigators at the back of class."Is obviously just from the 80s classic Spectrum Game "Skool Daze" :)But seriously. Darts? I wasn't the most perfect pupil at school but some teachers got a lot of sh1t and I really felt bad for them. They weren't bad people and didn't deserve it.""Knollers" (the fat boy's) enormous underpants hoisted up the flag pole...Same fat boy, standing astride the net on one of two hardcourts in front of the school, and with the net wound up tight so he couldn't get off!"This isn't funny surely to an adult, it's humiliating and bullying?I'm not a SJW but honestly I don't find a lot of these micro annecdotes funny :(
The thing is kids can be pretty nasty lol
None of that went of in our school though, not in my form anyways
They'd organise fights on the tennis courts though, and we'd all have bets on who was going to win
Everyone loved a fight, the girls would all come down to watch as well


Jan 7, 2019 -- 4:37PM, ufcdan wrote:
My woodwork report read As we would not allow XXXXX to build a coffin in woodwork his time during lessons mainly consisted of him sawing up big pieces of wood into smaller pieces of wood and then throwing them at his classmates That was year four, year five I spent the majority of my lessons sitting outside the headmasters office. At Christmas I was told dont come back in the new year, we wont be looking to hard for you. If the education board ask where you are we'll say you moved back to Scotland where it was legal at the time to leave on your 16th birthday
Sounds like my end tbh
The last 6 months was me mainly sitting outside an office. I was fed up with it all by then and couldn't be a**** to join in with anything, I was placed on "study leave" for the last 3 months, which meant I stayed in bed whilst watching Big Brother lol
I knew I wasn't going to get decent grades as I had no interest in the lessons at all, spent the first 4 years taking the p***, acting up or taking a nap