(05 Jul 2014, 7:52 pm)marxistafozzski wrote There stories are full of crap, but then they have never claimed to be telling the gospel truth...
For some funny spoof headlines check out
http://www.thespoof.com/
Some being
Skippy the bush kangaroo comes forward after years of abuse by Rolf Harris [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]
I wonder if Rolf has found his new daddy yet and is gayly playing as we speak
(03 Jul 2014, 4:46 pm)Andreos Constantopolous wrote Not a Schadenfreude by any stretch of the imagination - but watching someone dig their own grave and not realise, has left me with a very big grin on my face indeed!
(09 Jul 2014, 5:00 pm)danpick wrote School on strike tomorrow so my last day of lessons in Y7 is Friday as next week is activities week and on Monday i'm going to lightwater valley.
(10 Jul 2014, 7:05 pm)Andreos Constantopolous wrote Aye.
Hopefully the photos give the place a realistic look.
The online reviews seem positive!
(11 Jul 2014, 4:28 pm)Marcus wrote I'm off to Germany with the school tomorrow morning. Got to be at the school for 5:30 in the morning. Arrive at the hostel at about 9:00.
Spent the entire English lesson today in a class discussion - discussing Pokémon with my teacher
Somebody brought up Gameboys - and he suddenly had a smile from ear to ear and he burst out saying he used to play on Blue. Was absolutely creased - looked like he'd just won the lottery!
(11 Jul 2014, 4:28 pm)Marcus wrote I'm off to Germany with the school tomorrow morning. Got to be at the school for 5:30 in the morning. Arrive at the hostel at about 9:00.
Spent the entire English lesson today in a class discussion - discussing Pokémon with my teacher
Somebody brought up Gameboys - and he suddenly had a smile from ear to ear and he burst out saying he used to play on Blue. Was absolutely creased - looked like he'd just won the lottery!
(11 Jul 2014, 4:50 pm)Michael wrote Nothing better when a lesson moves to a random subject and u spend all the lesson talking about it.
I still have my pokemon games and cards XD
(11 Jul 2014, 5:27 pm)Marcus wrote Oh trust me - some of my teachers (well, ex-teachers seeing as I've finished school for the year) just have to jump in when a new, normally controversial topic comes about.
(11 Jul 2014, 5:48 pm)Dan wrote One of the best things about school - when teachers share their views on a controversial topic (even though they're apparently not allowed to - they have to 'sit on the fence' and remain impartial in case it influences our views).
Here's what made me happy today...
Over the past few days, store management have really recognised the hard work and effort I've put in, and have often complimented me. It was also mentioned that unlike many in the store, I looked happy to be there... Debatable, but I was the only one singing along to the music playing in-store quietly to myself...
Indeed the compliments have been replicated by other members of staff too! An older member of staff on the bakery department (of whom I had not even seen prior to today) came up to me this afternoon whilst the department manager was standing next to me and said how she knew it wasn't her place to say given that she isn't even on my department, but she's been watching me over the past few days and has been incredibly impressed by the amount of effort that I've put in. She said that she has seen so many students on work experience come to the store, put no effort in, and leave before the work experience placement expired - and how it was so refreshing and wonderful to see a massive amount of enthusiasm being put into the job.
On the subject of students ditching the work experience placement before 17:00 on the Friday came, I was told fairly early on in the week that some students last year came on the Monday morning, went out for their lunch, and did not return! Mind, I must say if I had been doing it in Year 10 (like most schools do), I don't think I could have coped with it.
(11 Jul 2014, 6:18 pm)aureolin wrote The compliments certainly can't do any harmwhy don't you write to one of those managers in a couple weeks time and enquire about part time work? I know Sainsburys over this way do a lot of part time contracts for students in sixth form/college, but unlike most places, you at least get a set amount of hours per week.
(11 Jul 2014, 4:57 pm)Andreos Constantopolous wrote Potentially giving up my anonymity here - but we had a teacher who when made redundant from the shipyards - spent time travelling.
He often used to share tales of his adventures (better at that than teaching) and mentioned about a time he was in Papua New Guinea.
Wandering in the middle of nowhere, he heard electronic beeping coming from a short distance away.
As he got closer, he realised a kid from a tribe was playing on a Game Boy, left by a fellow traveller.
Presumably a stash of batteries were left as I can't see the leccy supply being too hot out there.