Zion
3:59 Mon Mar 16
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That pile of sand in the corridor where someone had thrown up.
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Side of Ham
3:34 Mon Mar 16
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Lets face it, up until the mid 80's we were proper bastards at school.......deserved AND chuckled at a lot of the shit that went on......
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Sven Roeder
3:22 Mon Mar 16
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School in the early 70’s in Australia
Starting the day with each form class standing and singing GOD SAVE THE QUEEN and reciting the Lords Prayer. Not sure if the new national Anthem is sung these days but am sure the latter doesn’t happen
Being sent to the headmaster for cuts was standard practice
In early high school a disruptive chemistry class was brought to order by the teacher grabbing the long hair of a boy and bashing his forehead into the desk. Everyone just shut up and got on with the lesson and it went no further. No one got sued or sacked and no students went into therapy
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Hammer and Pickle
3:06 Mon Mar 16
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Thanks to afternoon breaks, I know what anarchy looks like.
Deptford Boys were always supposed to be coming up the hill to wait until we got out at 15h45. They never did.
"I'll see you down the Dips after, cunt"
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Far Cough
2:52 Mon Mar 16
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Oh I forgot, 2 more of the cane in Barnardos
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Far Cough
2:51 Mon Mar 16
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Got threatened with the cuts in primary school, got 2 sets in secondary school, one was for drawing a line without a ruler in Technical drawing (fair play on that one), and 2 sets of cuts in Technical school
I love school, me
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Mike Oxsaw
2:34 Mon Mar 16
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Every year, Santa would visit the caretaker's house opposite the school before coming to the party to hand out gifts.
I was happy skipping all the way home and the wife told me (yet again) that Santa was not real :-(
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Burnhammeronsea
2:27 Mon Mar 16
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Chocolate sponge for afters with mint custard. Making the village of Bethlehem at Christmas out of blocks of salt chiseled out with candles inside.
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charleyfarley
2:15 Mon Mar 16
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CanningTownWA
I described my teachers as psychopathic, you described them as sadistic. We are both on the same wavelength I went to SWHT 1963-68
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cholo
2:07 Mon Mar 16
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A bottle of milk and a chocolate biscuit in a shiny purple wrapper, possibly a viscount.
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Son of Sam
1:57 Mon Mar 16
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Ink wells and broken nibs
Cathochism
Football at 11 and lunchtime, games of marbles that were a matter of life and death
Milling out on a Friday at 3.30 to the newsagents for Shoot and Goal, happy days.
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CanningTownWA
12:23 Mon Mar 16
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Fish and chips on Fridays at SWHT and maybe a treacle pudding and custard for afters all for a shilling (5p)
Getting the stick from sadistic teachers
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The Postman
12:12 Mon Mar 16
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Assembly start of the day. Good Christian Sing Song. Maths English Science PE and ENGLISH HISTORY. All taught by the same teacher. aHearty Cooked Dinner No choices. We had what was on the Menu Board. 20 a side Football in playtime.Finish the day. Chairs on the tables and a Prayer.
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charleyfarley
8:13 Sun Mar 15
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Biking a mile and half to school smoking in the bike sheds and getting hit with the cane by psychopathic teachers
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gph
8:03 Sun Mar 15
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First day, a little girl lobbed a wooden brick at me. I lobbed it straight back.
She didn't get caught. I did.
Surprisingly, as it was in the Dark Ages, I don't think I got corporal punishment, but got a very stiff ticking off.
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mallard
7:59 Sun Mar 15
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Went to school in the 70s but fondly remember the free milk
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