Brummie-FOX Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 Were you a good boy? Were you the class bully? Ever get detentions etc? Did you give your teachers a hard time, or something for them to smile about?
samingram_uk Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 Were you a good boy? Were you the class bully? Ever get detentions etc? Did you give your teachers a hard time, or something for them to smile about? im the cheeky one i stop the bullys had one detention this year so far and the teachers love me
Tubes Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 im the cheeky one i stop the bullys had one detention this year so far and the teachers love me teachers pet
JoeyB Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 im the cheeky one i stop the bullys had one detention this year so far and the teachers love me do you want me to carry your bags sir
cisono Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 I was a good pupil/student. Still, I got two detentions in primary school! a) For asking a maths question b) For pointing out that none of the boys were singing, so why were the girls forced to sing?
Brummie-FOX Posted 12 December 2006 Author Posted 12 December 2006 I hate the teachers that ask you to put your hands up, and they just pick on you straight away. It happened to me 2 weeks ago :fox: Goodnight! :fox:
Libertine Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 I was the snotty nosed kid in primary school. Then in secondary school I was the guy to be with....
Libertine Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 I had so much potential. Me too. Clearly I didn't fulfill it though as I'm stuck on here 24/7.
Fez of Mahrez Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 Me too. Clearly I didn't fulfill it though as I'm stuck on here 24/7. Well, as opposed to me.... :laugh: Our time will come.
Leonisco Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 I was the one who sat in the corner eating paste.
Thracian Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 I remember there was a school football match one evening on the same day we had the school dentist and the sports master had said he couldn't play me cos I wouldn't be fit. I told him I'd play and to keep my shirt for me. I was only 9 and had never been to a dentist, Four fillings I had, there was no anaesthetic, and the bloke was a sadist. Tears streamed down my face and I was getting madder and madder. When he'd finished I went back to the sports master grabbed my shirt, went on the field and, although normally known as a team player, I wouldn't pass to anyone. I just got the ball ran round or through anyone who was about around and smashed the ball in the net. When I'd finished I was still fuming and pissed off with everything and everyone. Just as I started to run home the sports master called me over and said "there's a game Saturday against Ravenhurst 10.30 start. Okay I gunted and turned to go. "Dentist arrives at nine," he added. "Same again if you could!".
cisono Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 I remember there was a school football match one evening on the same day we had the school dentist and the sports master had said he couldn't play me cos I wouldn't be fit. I told him I'd play and to keep my shirt for me. I was only 9 and had never been to a dentist, Four fillings I had, there was no anaesthetic, and the bloke was a sadist. Tears streamed down my face and I was getting madder and madder. When he'd finished I went back to the sports master grabbed my shirt, went on the field and, although normally known as a team player, I wouldn't pass to anyone. I just got the ball ran round or through anyone who was about around and smashed the ball in the net. When I'd finished I was still fuming and pissed off with everything and everyone. Just as I started to run home the sports master called me over and said "there's a game Saturday against Ravenhurst 10.30 start. Okay I gunted and turned to go. "Dentist arrives at nine," he added. "Same again if you could!". This is a good one. Perhaps that's what I need before my next game
Trumpet Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 I remember there was a school football match one evening on the same day we had the school dentist and the sports master had said he couldn't play me cos I wouldn't be fit. I told him I'd play and to keep my shirt for me. I was only 9 and had never been to a dentist, Four fillings I had, there was no anaesthetic, and the bloke was a sadist. Tears streamed down my face and I was getting madder and madder. When he'd finished I went back to the sports master grabbed my shirt, went on the field and, although normally known as a team player, I wouldn't pass to anyone. I just got the ball ran round or through anyone who was about around and smashed the ball in the net. When I'd finished I was still fuming and pissed off with everything and everyone. Just as I started to run home the sports master called me over and said "there's a game Saturday against Ravenhurst 10.30 start. Okay I gunted and turned to go. "Dentist arrives at nine," he added. "Same again if you could!". What school did you go to? Ravenhurst was quite local to my primary school, Caldecote.
Thracian Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 What school did you go to? Ravenhurst was quite local to my primary school, Caldecote. Holmfield Avenue. Pete Shilton and I were sixers in the same cub pack near you somewhere - the 60th Leicester's.
lookwhaticando Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 Were you a good boy? mostly Were you the class bully? never Ever get detentions etc? Yes. (see below) Did you give your teachers a hard time, or something for them to smile about? Yes and No (see below) Mostly an acceptable student to most teachers, I did cause some teachers problems because I didn't like them or they didn't like me... more to follow. First, I got lunchtime detention once. I was quite young... would have only been maybe 6 or 7 perhaps. Anyways, I got detention for attempting to adhere a classmate to his chair by means of a Pritt Stick. My weapon of choice Rat bastard Patrick grassed me up before classmate could sit on seat, and I got a bollocking for a) messing up a chair and b) wasting valuable pritt stick. I was made to wash the chair down at lunchtime and apologize to affected parties - the chair, the pritt stick, the teacher and the classmate. ---------------------- As for giving teachers a hard time... yes, I have done. My GCSE art teacher was one of those teachers who hates you or loves you... and she makes her mind up on the first day, if she loves you you're set for the next two years. If she hates you, you're in for a miserable two years. Well, I was one of the unlucky ones. She hated me from the word go. Nothing I did would please her. So I gave up, and gave her shit at every opportunity. I told her what I thought of Art class on a weekly basis and told her how worthless a GCSE in art really was. She wasn't best pleased I can tell you. Mardy cow. Other teachers saw the nicer side of me. I'd keep my thoughts to myself and wouldn't make trouble. I had a couple of brilliant teachers in my GCSE years - they were good for a laugh (at them or with them)
Louise Posted 12 December 2006 Posted 12 December 2006 Anyone have a teacher like Cliff Ginetta's Mrs?
Louise Posted 13 December 2006 Posted 13 December 2006 Anyone have a teacher like Cliff Ginetta's Mrs? Allegedly and all that. http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006570561,00.html
The People's Hero Posted 13 December 2006 Posted 13 December 2006 I was talented... but a fuc king nightmare. Not sure Lord Nibblington would agree with me on either count... but we'll wait and see (he went to my school). O'Driscoll loved us. Oh yes.
Milky Posted 13 December 2006 Posted 13 December 2006 Allegedly and all that. http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006570561,00.html :eek: on the school subject, i was the perfect pupil.
Master Fox Posted 13 December 2006 Posted 13 December 2006 Quote Ginnetta’s unaware husband Cliff  who runs the Leicester City Supporters’ Club  would sometimes be at home during their sordid sessions, the pupil said I wonder who that might be then??? anyone on here ??
Lord Nibblington Posted 13 December 2006 Posted 13 December 2006 I was talented... but a fuc king nightmare. Not sure Lord Nibblington would agree with me on either count... but we'll wait and see (he went to my school). O'Driscoll loved us. Oh yes. FOD! Good Old FOD. I don't miss him in the slightest. And yeah, you were a general pain. I was just talented and lazy. It took me far!
Louise Posted 13 December 2006 Posted 13 December 2006 :eek: That was pretty much my reaction. Followed by :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: As for me in school, I was quiet, shy and well behaved Skived off a bit.... (my favourite time being when the whole class just decided to skive this particular teachers lesson, then were all called in front of the Head... dunno what he said though, I skived the telling off as well! oh I was so bad )
Louise Posted 13 December 2006 Posted 13 December 2006 Quote Ginnetta’s unaware husband Cliff  who runs the Leicester City Supporters’ Club  would sometimes be at home during their sordid sessions, the pupil said I wonder who that might be then??? anyone on here ?? He doesn't post on any forums as far as I know, but he's always giving quotes in the Merc.
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