How common is cancer in school teachers?
Dec 17th 2009, 3:18 am
#31
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
I am seriously glad I don't live in Perth. What with the space ships, the obnoxious chemical riddled children, the fumes from low flying aircraft and now this, not forgetting the place is boring, full of drunken English hooligans and who can forget the isolation. It amazes me that people still want to go there.
Dec 17th 2009, 3:21 am
#32
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
I think some of you are missing the point. It has to be because the school is a private one. They obviously use a more expensive type of chalk which possibly has a higher percentage of cancer causing chemicals in.
I am seriously glad I don't live in Perth. What with the space ships, the obnoxious chemical riddled children, the fumes from low flying aircraft and now this, not forgetting the place is boring, full of drunken English hooligans and who can forget the isolation. It amazes me that people still want to go there.
I am seriously glad I don't live in Perth. What with the space ships, the obnoxious chemical riddled children, the fumes from low flying aircraft and now this, not forgetting the place is boring, full of drunken English hooligans and who can forget the isolation. It amazes me that people still want to go there.
Dec 17th 2009, 3:42 am
#34
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
Luma, I think it would be best the mods merge this thread into one of your previous pixies and fairies make-believe threads like this one http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ght=conspiracy
Dec 17th 2009, 3:45 am
#35
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Dec 17th 2009, 4:03 am
#37
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
can you contact the press with this,so they can investigate it and bring it to public attention... many on here may have an issue with it
Dec 17th 2009, 4:03 am
#38
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
a mate of mine, well I say a mate, actually he's a guy who prints business cards for my wife's boss' mistress' company reckons that the WA Govt put LSD in the local water supply to stop boredom related crime happening. Until now I did not believe him, but now Luma has enlightened me I am inclined to believe him
Dec 17th 2009, 4:05 am
#39
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
Maybe you should lookup Luma's posts/started threads before you make comments like that. It might give a bit of context into the sanity behind the posts
Dec 17th 2009, 4:17 am
#41
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
if this is the original post it deserves proper attention and investigating,good on luma for airing it ,but it needs taking to people who can look into it further,ie press, education authority, Dots attempt at humour regarding this subject is off the mark to say the least.
I request this thread closed at once,if luma,s not wanting to go further with this story can some one PM her who got contacts with media government etc
Dec 17th 2009, 4:21 am
#42
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
if this is the original post it deserves proper attention and investigating,good on luma for airing it ,but it needs taking to people who can look into it further,ie press, education authority, Dots attempt at humour regarding this subject is off the mark to say the least.
I request this thread closed at once,if luma,s not wanting to go further with this story can some one PM her who got contacts with media government etc
I request this thread closed at once,if luma,s not wanting to go further with this story can some one PM her who got contacts with media government etc
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Dec 17th 2009, 4:23 am
#43
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
if this is the original post it deserves proper attention and investigating,good on luma for airing it ,but it needs taking to people who can look into it further,ie press, education authority, Dots attempt at humour regarding this subject is off the mark to say the least.
I request this thread closed at once,if luma,s not wanting to go further with this story can some one PM her who got contacts with media government etc
I request this thread closed at once,if luma,s not wanting to go further with this story can some one PM her who got contacts with media government etc
Dec 17th 2009, 4:27 am
#44
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Re: How common is cancer in school teachers?
Mods....
Is there such a thing as a British Expats Straight Jacket?
Is there such a thing as a British Expats Straight Jacket?