Budgie
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Originally posted by andy1868
that does sound nice, is that starbucks or costa though?
Starbucks. they've got another 2 xmas drinks
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spencer88
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Originally posted by Kerry
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Originally posted by Ian
Back Yardingans used to piss me off more, one of them had a lazy pronunciation on loads of stuff, bad teaching.
I espcially hate people teaching kids to say moo cow
no its a cow
its also a train not a cho cho train
Do people not realise that you only have to teach them twice!!
But then im not a fan of phonetic alphabet.....
Ah bu curly cu du eh fu
WTF
The phonetic alphabet can kiss my arse!
My little sister was doing it last night, but I started teaching her the correct way, such as A, is Ay, B is Bee, C is See, D is Dee etc etc.
Mum told me off, said they are not allowed to learn like that as school tell them off for it!
What the actual fuck!
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andy1868
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thats a shame, theres a costa about 2 mins walk away, nearest starbucks must be 20 minute drive 
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Kerry
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I know spence
Its the same with joined up writing
Who uses joined up writing these days??
But yet they still get taught to write in it
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Ian
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If education in this country was any good I'd still want to be part of it.
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spencer88
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I think schools are wrong most of the time.
I remember as a child (scarred me for life) I was in maybe year 1 or 2.
We had a maths homework book. Now I loved maths, so I did the whole thing, it was easy for me and did it in one night.
Got told off at school as the book was for the whole year and was told I would not get another one, even though I could of had the one for the year above. (was a mixed year class, small school)
So they stopped my progression, and as such I believe they screwed me over for adult life.
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Kerry
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Get this!!
In infant school my eldest had a black teacher
My friends son just wouldnt read, nothing took his interest. then one day he picked up a book about a gollywog and absolutely loved it. he took it in to school to read and the teacher kicked off and banned it!!!!!!!
Also when i was about 6 i asked to go to the toilet the teacher said no so i stood on the chair pissed myself and said well you best clean that up then 
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spencer88
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Originally posted by Kerry
Get this!!
In infant school my eldest had a black teacher
My friends son just wouldnt read, nothing took his interest. then one day he picked up a book about a gollywog and absolutely loved it. he took it in to school to read and the teacher kicked off and banned it!!!!!!!
Also when i was about 6 i asked to go to the toilet the teacher said no so i stood on the chair pissed myself and said well you best clean that up then
Lots of anger and disappointment in the morning thread today.
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Kerry
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Ive had no end of trouble with chloe at infant school and her basic human right rants 
not being allowed outside in the snow because she didnt have wellies at school - fresh air is my basic human right
Not being allowed to get a drink on sports day in the baking sun - again denied of basic human right
No wonder teachers dont get much respect from kids these days!
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John
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Originally posted by spencer88
I think schools are wrong most of the time.
I remember as a child (scarred me for life) I was in maybe year 1 or 2.
We had a maths homework book. Now I loved maths, so I did the whole thing, it was easy for me and did it in one night.
Got told off at school as the book was for the whole year and was told I would not get another one, even though I could of had the one for the year above. (was a mixed year class, small school)
So they stopped my progression, and as such I believe they screwed me over for adult life.
If you were that smart you would have found a book from somewhere, pinched one, parents would have got you one.
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andy1868
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Registered: 22nd Jun 06
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the vast majority of teachers i've met in my adult life have been self important, jumped up wankers tbh. in the classroom they are god, they get used to being right all the time so when somebody points out they're wrong or doing something plain stupid they get defensive.
on a side note, when you do teacher training do they drain you of your common sense? the majority i've met have also got no common sense whatsoever!
disclaimer: i'm talking about the majority here, not all of them
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spencer88
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Originally posted by John
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Originally posted by spencer88
I think schools are wrong most of the time.
I remember as a child (scarred me for life) I was in maybe year 1 or 2.
We had a maths homework book. Now I loved maths, so I did the whole thing, it was easy for me and did it in one night.
Got told off at school as the book was for the whole year and was told I would not get another one, even though I could of had the one for the year above. (was a mixed year class, small school)
So they stopped my progression, and as such I believe they screwed me over for adult life.
If you were that smart you would have found a book from somewhere, pinched one, parents would have got you one.
I turned to drugs instead.
At the age of 10 I was dependent upon 6grams of coke a day.
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Kerry
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John
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Originally posted by andy1868
the vast majority of teachers i've met in my adult life have been self important, jumped up wankers tbh. in the classroom they are god, they get used to being right all the time so when somebody points out they're wrong or doing something plain stupid they get defensive.
on a side note, when you do teacher training do they drain you of your common sense? the majority i've met have also got no common sense whatsoever!
disclaimer: i'm talking about the majority here, not all of them
I took great pleasure in pointing out when teachers were wrong, normally to my disadvantage
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Conway563
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/15818910
Lol WTF?!
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spencer88
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Originally posted by Conway563
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/15818910
Lol WTF?!
Saw that earlier
Did not think it was real, but it looks like it's set in concrete. 
[Edited on 22-11-2011 by spencer88]
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Kerry
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AlunJ
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Shake that ass, or should that be mix that ass?
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andy1868
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i've heard of buns of steel but thats just taking the piss
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Robbo
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were these ever popular
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spencer88
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Is that Seth?
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andy1868
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ian wright is wearing one so i assume so!
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Daveskater
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Lunch time 
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Originally posted by AlunJ
Shower, get dressed and I'm off to Renault, joy
Is it broken already, then?  
Numberwang!
Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men
Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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Daveskater
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Originally posted by AlunJ
where the hell is dave and his skating shoes
Miss me, much?
Numberwang!
Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men
Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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Daveskater
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Originally posted by spencer88
quote:
Originally posted by AlunJ
where the hell is dave and his skating shoes
Waiting for his present 
  
Numberwang!
Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men
Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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