(19 Jan 2015, 12:51 pm)Michael wrote @Jimmi



It annoy's the life out of me, they're kids, they should outside in all weathers and also parents who moan their kids are dirty..... like before they should be aloud to go out and get muddy etc, whole part of growing up!



Also forum still taking ages to quote posts............ -.-

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I spent most of my childhood indoors and I regret spending so little time outside.

When I was out or at school I would often have muddy clothes, my mum wasn't happy with me when I was caked in mud or the time I managed to tear a massive hole in the back of my jeans once.

Tell me about it, took ages to post them Arriva VOSA registrations.

(16 Jan 2015, 4:42 pm)Michael wrote Someone sticks of sweat on the bus i'm on and he has to be sitting next to me.

when i was at school one of my fellow colleagues stunk the bus out 

HAAAAAIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!

ANYONE KNOW WHAT THE WEATHER IS LIKE IN SUNDERLAND.

NEED TO KNOW ASAP AS I'M IN PETERLEE AND THE SNOW IS HORRENDOUS.

(19 Jan 2015, 1:47 pm)Racer_Experience wrote when i was at school one of my fellow colleagues stunk the bus out 

I used to have a habit of clearing buses, one well timed fart usually did the trick, was done for a childish laugh

Stupid GBRf coal train is blasting its horn very loudly and I can hear it from my house.

Its snowing but not laying, to damp, unless it lashes down, which i hope it does and its deep as out, means i have an excuse to be late to uni tomorrow

(19 Jan 2015, 2:35 pm)Jimmi wrote ANYONE KNOW WHAT THE WEATHER IS LIKE IN SUNDERLAND.

NEED TO KNOW ASAP AS I'M IN PETERLEE AND THE SNOW IS HORRENDOUS.

Its snowing but not laying, to damp, unless it lashes down, which i hope it does and its deep as out, means i have an excuse to be late to uni tomorrow  

(19 Jan 2015, 3:30 pm)Michael wrote Its snowing but not laying, to damp, unless it lashes down, which i hope it does and its deep as out, means i have an excuse to be late to uni tomorrow  

Was in Peterlee at the time and much of the Arriva 21 route was horrendous and I wasn't sure whether to carry on but I decided to continue to Dalton Park and now on the 61 to Sunderland.

Will be leaving pretty much straight away though after a quick walk in HMV.

Only reason I ventured this far was to get a shot of MAX base liveried 1416 on the 22 which I got plus the Laser Solar on the 61.

Coming down quite heavy where i live in Sunderland, starting to lay, hopefully it snows all night.

(19 Jan 2015, 3:57 pm)Michael wrote Coming down quite heavy where i live in Sunderland, starting to lay, hopefully it snows all night.

I'm not doing anything tomorrow so I don't care, wouldn't mind more snowy shots though.

On the X20 to Durham now and the seats at the front of 6020 are as hard as. Although it will get me to Durham faster than the 20 I let go.

Fair bit of snow on the ground just outside Sunderland on the 20/20A/X20 route.

Ashington weather: Damp, light drizzle. I WANT SNOW!!!!!! Does the weather go up the country or down the country?

The Vaccines have announced a gig in Hartlepool but is the same night as another gig I'm going to see and have tickets for.

Now trying to make a decision. It's hard!

The "Space Here" people at Asda, never there when you need them. Also, they always seem to point down a till which is like half full. So fucking annoying.

(20 Jan 2015, 2:41 pm)Tommy1581 wrote The "Space Here" people at Asda, never there when you need them. Also, they always seem to point down a till which is like half full. So fucking annoying.

Go through the self service checkouts, it is easier if you only have a couple of items

(20 Jan 2015, 3:23 pm)MrFozz wrote Go through the self service checkouts, it is easier if you only have a couple of items

You say that but I've just been to Tesco and went through self service and the change didn't come out of the machine. "please take your items" then I said "please give me my change"

On the topic of supermarkets can they please stop changing the labels on everything it is really confusing and I thought I got the wrong type of orange because the label now looks VERY similar to another type of orange where as before it was a different colour and more clear.

@Tommy1581
Was this in the Ashington ASDA, last time I went in there two chavs sat outside in the middle of the afternoon on a Tuesday drinking cans of Fosters with their hands down their trackie bottoms and they called me gay.

(20 Jan 2015, 3:55 pm)Jimmi wrote You say that but I've just been to Tesco and went through self service and the change didn't come out of the machine. "please take your items" then I said "please give me my change"

On the topic of supermarkets can they please stop changing the labels on everything it is really confusing and I thought I got the wrong type of orange because the label now looks VERY similar to another type of orange where as before it was a different colour and more clear.

@Tommy1581
Was this in the Ashington ASDA, last time I went in there two chavs sat outside in the middle of the afternoon on a Tuesday drinking cans of Fosters with their hands down their trackie bottoms and they called me gay.

Must say, I have never had major problems at Self-Serve, only time I had bother was at Peterlee Asda, the self serve tills were full and every person in the self serve area had alcohol, me included and only 1 assistant to verify every persons age...

I have only been to Ashington once, if I never went back again it would not be a day too soon...

You should have told the chavs 'Yeah, I am gay, I am very happy, thank you'

Whenever people made snide comments to me (not that it happens much these days - it subsides when you get older), I used to take the time to engage and educate the young scallywags.

If someone called me gay, I'd do something similar to Fozz and enquire about their definition of the word 'gay'. When the inevitable allusion to homosexuality occurred, I'd ask why they were interested about my sexuality, or, suggest that their 'gaydar' was seriously out of sync in this particular instance. The latter comment usually evokes the more impassioned response as the initial suggestion has been turned on its head and thrown back at them.

(20 Jan 2015, 5:52 pm)MurdnunoC wrote Whenever people made snide comments to me (not that it happens much these days - it subsides when you get older), I used to take the time to engage and educate the young scallywags.

If someone called me gay, I'd do something similar to Fozz and enquire about their definition of the word 'gay'. When the inevitable allusion to homosexuality occurred, I'd ask why they were interested about my sexuality, or, suggest that their 'gaydar' was seriously out of sync in this particular instance. The latter comment usually evokes the more impassioned response as the initial suggestion has been turned on its head and thrown back at them.

My favourite come back to being called a poof or a faggot...

Takes one to know one

Nearly slipped over 6 times going in to college this morning because they didn't bother gritting the paths, when complained the caretaker turned around and said we should be careful.... more like he'd rather sit on hes ass like he does all day, even my teacher complained.

Said if i slipped i would of sue'd the college

(20 Jan 2015, 6:15 pm)Michael wrote Nearly slipped over 6 times going in to college this morning because they didn't bother gritting the paths, when complained the caretaker turned around and said we should be careful.... more like he'd rather sit on hes ass like he does all day, even my teacher complained.



Said if i slipped i would of sue'd the college

Problem is if they do grit the paths and you do fall over, you can sue them so it does leave them in a catch 22 situation really, although New College used to grit at least part of the paths.

(20 Jan 2015, 5:52 pm)MurdnunoC wrote Whenever people made snide comments to me (not that it happens much these days - it subsides when you get older), I used to take the time to engage and educate the young scallywags.



If someone called me gay, I'd do something similar to Fozz and enquire about their definition of the word 'gay'. When the inevitable allusion to homosexuality occurred, I'd ask why they were interested about my sexuality, or, suggest that their 'gaydar' was seriously out of sync in this particular instance. The latter comment usually evokes the more impassioned response as the initial suggestion has been turned on its head and thrown back at them.

I don't have the confidence to reply back to people but in my head I was thinking of such comebacks like the ones mentioned.

@Jimmi - aye, it was trAshington ASDA. Apparently, it's sinking over where the beers and wines are!

Woke up with a really sore throat, hopefully it clears by tomorrow, as i'm in placement, means i don't get to play with the Dinosaurs and play do 

(21 Jan 2015, 9:41 am)Michael wrote Woke up with a really sore throat, hopefully it clears by tomorrow, as i'm in placement, means i don't get to play with the Dinosaurs and play do 

You big man child lol

(21 Jan 2015, 9:42 am)MrFozz wrote You big man child lol

 , its part of job... why do you think i enjoy it so much!

Although how they say their letter sounds is way different compared to when i last did it 

(21 Jan 2015, 9:44 am)Michael wrote  , its part of job... why do you think i enjoy it so much!

Although how they say their letter sounds is way different compared to when i last did it

What ya mean mate?

(21 Jan 2015, 9:45 am)MrFozz wrote What ya mean mate?

Its hard to explain over a computer, but u know when u were at school it was just "A" now its like A,A,Apple, with actions and now they blend the words together, along with using "sound buttons"

Example - Ship, so it would be split by the sounds, the child hears so... 


Sh i   p 
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(21 Jan 2015, 9:56 am)Michael wrote Its hard to explain over a computer, but u know when u were at school it was just "A" now its like A,A,Apple, with actions and now they blend the words together, along with using "sound buttons"

Example - Ship, so it would be split by the sounds, the child hears so... 


Sh i   p 
     *  *

Ah right, when I learnt the alphabet...It was like...

Ahh...Ber...Cer (curly cer) K was a kicking Cer lol

One huge annoyance today...

Some C**t had his eyes on me in Houghton, had me phone and camera in my hand, so I aint sure if he was eyeing me to attempt to rob me...

Also I think he may have been the same person who I thought was gonna stab me on the X35 a few year ago...He got the same X1 as me, soon as I got off on E.Lane I dove into the shop lol