English newspapers
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Re: English newspapers
Judging by many posts on here there are quite a few 'functional illiterates'
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Re: English newspapers
Higher levels of bullying so they learn to 'stand on their own two feet'? Huge classes so they've got a wider pool of friends to pick from? Scanners at the main entrance to make sure they're not carrying guns or knives? Not entirely sure I'd want any of the those improvements at my son's school.
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Re: English newspapers
Higher levels of bullying so they learn to 'stand on their own two feet'? Huge classes so they've got a wider pool of friends to pick from? Scanners at the main entrance to make sure they're not carrying guns or knives? Not entirely sure I'd want any of the those improvements at my son's school.
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Re: English newspapers
Come to Melbourne and read the Herald Sun - it's like the Sun, and Mail combined.
But with no tits on page 3.
Well, no real ones. Lot's of other people masquerading as tits, but not breasts.
But with no tits on page 3.
Well, no real ones. Lot's of other people masquerading as tits, but not breasts.