(12 Nov 2014, 8:52 pm)Marcus wrote Problem is, it's my mam's tradition to sit and watch Desperate Housewives on a night with the puppy (I feel so sorry for the little guy). So, she hogs Sky, and I have to just make do with the normal channels.

The only good thing I've seen is Waterloo Road, but for some reason I've never enjoyed it, even though everyone else seems to love it!

(12 Nov 2014, 8:55 pm)Andreos1 wrote Get Masterchef on man Marcus

When you find the Mrs Marcus of the future, you can wow her with your kitchen skills!
Playground antics will be a distant memory.

#trustuncleandy
#hashtagsonNEB

(12 Nov 2014, 8:56 pm)Marcus wrote Pfft!

I can't imagine a Mrs Marcus - I think I wouldn't know how to treat a female without making her storm off and throw the scolding iron at me!

(12 Nov 2014, 9:00 pm)aureolin wrote That's pretty much married life, so I've heard.

(12 Nov 2014, 8:56 pm)Marcus wrote Pfft!

I can't imagine a Mrs Marcus - I think I wouldn't know how to treat a female without making her storm off and throw the scolding iron at me!

(14 Nov 2014, 4:59 pm)Marcus wrote Experienced the full force of how rude some of the Sixth Formers are in my school.....

Every Children in Need, they dress up in ridiculous outfits and collect the £1 from everyone for non-uniform. They all seemed to walk past my tutor room, so my tutor told me to go and get some to come and get our money. I walked down the main corridor, an found two walking out of an IT suite. I stumbled my words out a bit, and asked,

'Would, would you come down to 105 please?'

It was then that I realised they didn't actually have any buckets. I immediately got the following response,

'Do I look like I've got a fucking bucket in my hand you stupid twink?!'

I was pretty blown away! - you would think with them being 17/18, they would be pretty mature!

(14 Nov 2014, 5:02 pm)Dan wrote Wellllll...  
I wouldn't expect that! No need for them to be rude though.

Our Sixth Form is the equivalent of a school Cherry Knowles. Not one normal person in the entire Sixth Form. Doesn't help that our Head of Year is off her rocker either, mind... 

(14 Nov 2014, 5:03 pm)Marcus wrote The fact that Sixth Formers are allowed to wear whatever they want, is sometimes taken literally......

There is one with about 10 piercings on her face!

(14 Nov 2014, 5:11 pm)Dan wrote Our uniform is more lenient than lower down in the school, but we still do have one...

In summer, just a white shirt and black trousers. In winter, add a black jumper. Ties are optional but it gives a bit more warmth and they look fairly decent anyway so I tend to wear it.

(14 Nov 2014, 5:11 pm)Dan wrote Our uniform is more lenient than lower down in the school, but we still do have one...

In summer, just a white shirt and black trousers. In winter, add a black jumper. Ties are optional but it gives a bit more warmth and they look fairly decent anyway so I tend to wear it.

(14 Nov 2014, 5:12 pm)Marcus wrote There were some, dare I call 'emos', who went through Years 7-11 being forced to keep their hair normal, not pierce their ears, etc.

The minute they got into the sixth form, they were carrying depressing music albums around with them!

(15 Nov 2014, 9:23 am)Dan wrote Does being assaulted by physco scruffs in York qualify? He may have been a bit paranoid that I was taking photos of him because I had my camera out...

(15 Nov 2014, 9:31 am)aureolin wrote What's happened?? You alright?

(15 Nov 2014, 9:38 am)Dan wrote I was waiting for those Park and Ride Versas near the wall, and I hadn't actually used my camera in a good 15 minutes as I'd been talking to people on Facebook and all... Then this drugged up drunk came up in my face and threatened to kill me (in a rather loud and aggressive manner) if I took another photo of him, proceeding to shove me quite forcefully. It took me by surprise so I stumbled a little, then I walked off without saying a word. A woman saw the whole thing but didn't even say anything - to either me or the bloke... I'm alright though - just a little taken aback - guess it could have happened anywhere.

Does being assaulted by physco scruffs in York qualify? He may have been a bit paranoid that I was taking photos of him because I had my camera out...

(15 Nov 2014, 10:21 am)Jimmi wrote Hope your okay.
I fear this will happen to me, I've already had one come up to me in Ashington and said "I hope you aren't talking photos of me" thankfully he seemed in a joking manner. Also get many dodgy looks from people.

(15 Nov 2014, 11:06 am)Dan wrote Cheers, all.

The streets of York are getting a lot busier now - most of whom are a lot more presentable than that bloke earlier!

I'd have been happier if a driver said/done it, as you could basically guarantee they'd lose their job as a result if there was sufficient evidence (and they'd therefore be worse off!)

No harm done... If anything, it's taught me to have my guard up a bit more, just so I can avoid anyone looking a bit suspicious.

(16 Nov 2014, 12:07 am)aureolin wrote Mod Note: 4 posts removed. If anyone has a personal problem with anyone else on the forum, then deal with it privately. Don't air it in this thread. That is non-negotiable.

(16 Nov 2014, 4:45 pm)RGR756V wrote May I add, as the target of this post that if anyone has an issue they wish to discuss with me then do so by any private channel they feel comfortable with. Has anyone heard of the malicious communications law?

(16 Nov 2014, 4:48 pm)RGR756V wrote Should say the target of the deleted post lol. Marcus just google Chloe Madeley Twitter threats and that will give you a fair idea