What's your secret tv show obsession?
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Re: What's your secret tv show obsession?
Also, we're still waiting for you to grow up, so effectively did you just call me a sperm? Strange insult, but OK.
The first schools I went until eleven were all Victorian era. The war stopped all further construction of schools until 1945. The playground lavs were pretty gruesome and not very well maintained and on top of that it seemed that many of the kids hadn't yet been fully potty trained. Happy memories !
I will say the bog roll was a bloody disgrace though, like trying to wipe your arse with tracing paper.
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I think the only half decent bog roll I ever used in school was in the 6th form bogs. They were also a great place for a crafty smoke as well because hardly anyone ever used them since they were in a new addition and were kind of out of the way from the normal classrooms.
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Pretty sure we're all talking about the same stuff. I looked up IZAL after Nutek mentioned it and that's what I remember.
I think the only half decent bog roll I ever used in school was in the 6th form bogs. They were also a great place for a crafty smoke as well because hardly anyone ever used them since they were in a new addition and were kind of out of the way from the normal classrooms.
I think the only half decent bog roll I ever used in school was in the 6th form bogs. They were also a great place for a crafty smoke as well because hardly anyone ever used them since they were in a new addition and were kind of out of the way from the normal classrooms.
In Year 12 (year you turn 17) we had a large room we could use at lunch time. If we had a permission note from our parents, we were allowed to smoke in there Mum never knew it, but she signed a note for me
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Oh, you.
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That is remarkably permissive for a school. Quiet as the bogs could be, I only used them rarely. We used to jump over the wall at the far corner of the school grounds into a little lane than ran between our school and the university next door and smoke there. The rest of them got busted when I was off at an open day at a different uni, but I was never officially caught myself. They had to know though, you can't exactly hide the smell of fags, especially on the material our blazers were made out of.
We caught the bus into the city on Saturday nights to go to Rock Masses at St Georges Cathedral.
We sat around in a big circle in Supreme Court Gardens, playing guitars and singing.
What a time to be alive
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It was the 70s man. Even the teachers wore 'Make Love Not War' badges. We sang Norwegian Wood in music class and were given a say in the school curriculum.
We caught the bus into the city on Saturday nights to go to Rock Masses at St Georges Cathedral.
We sat around in a big circle in Supreme Court Gardens, playing guitars and singing.
What a time to be alive
We caught the bus into the city on Saturday nights to go to Rock Masses at St Georges Cathedral.
We sat around in a big circle in Supreme Court Gardens, playing guitars and singing.
What a time to be alive