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I took a trip to the 'Tate Britain' (in London) today - it is possibly the dullest art museum in existence and we were all tired after our 2 and a half hour drive up to Londinium, then we had to traipse around a museum with paintings that all looked identical - has Monet spilled some paint? no that's the colour.
The teachers on the trip were feeling sadistic and decided they don't need a toilet stop on a 2 and a half hour journey - and they can't use the Coach toilets either.
We had to dump our rucksacks into this pathetic little 'schools room' and then go around the museum for hourse without a drink - I didn't have any money either so that sucked, mucho.
One of the highlights was sitting in the only room in the entire museum that was air-conditioned, pretending to sketch a modernistic sculpture which we had all finished hours ago - before being kicked out for wasting seating space.
The museum was stiflingly hot and musty in some parts - which really 'added to the experience' :(
There was some very nice looking girls there though, so that became the days focus, screw Art - especially at that standard. The museum embarasses British art for the most part and is filled with members of the 'blue rinse brigade' (recycled teenagers)
Man, what a drag - never, ever, visit the Tate Britain. The Tate itself is fantastic but the Tate Britain....*shudders*
The teachers on the trip were feeling sadistic and decided they don't need a toilet stop on a 2 and a half hour journey - and they can't use the Coach toilets either.
We had to dump our rucksacks into this pathetic little 'schools room' and then go around the museum for hourse without a drink - I didn't have any money either so that sucked, mucho.
One of the highlights was sitting in the only room in the entire museum that was air-conditioned, pretending to sketch a modernistic sculpture which we had all finished hours ago - before being kicked out for wasting seating space.
The museum was stiflingly hot and musty in some parts - which really 'added to the experience' :(
There was some very nice looking girls there though, so that became the days focus, screw Art - especially at that standard. The museum embarasses British art for the most part and is filled with members of the 'blue rinse brigade' (recycled teenagers)
Man, what a drag - never, ever, visit the Tate Britain. The Tate itself is fantastic but the Tate Britain....*shudders*
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I read "we had to dump in our rucksacks"
> Isn't that interesting?
>
> No?
I think you misread something
As that would indeed have been much more interesting than the trip - in fact, so would being torn apart by rabid wolves...
> I read "we had to dump in our rucksacks"
> Isn't that interesting?
>
> No?
I think you misread something
As that would indeed have been much more interesting than the trip - in fact, so would being torn apart by rabid wolves...
I think our school did an art trip there once.
I read "we had to dump in our rucksacks"
Isn't that interesting?
No?
Isn't that interesting?
No?
Tate modern is actually amazing, but I'd never even heard of the Tate Britain before this thread.
Do what he says. He'll get his gun.
Not funny. At all. Get off the site.
And I guess I've just "pished" away about a minute of my life reading that?
I took a trip to the 'Tate Britain' (in London) today - it is possibly the dullest art museum in existence and we were all tired after our 2 and a half hour drive up to Londinium, then we had to traipse around a museum with paintings that all looked identical - has Monet spilled some paint? no that's the colour.
The teachers on the trip were feeling sadistic and decided they don't need a toilet stop on a 2 and a half hour journey - and they can't use the Coach toilets either.
We had to dump our rucksacks into this pathetic little 'schools room' and then go around the museum for hourse without a drink - I didn't have any money either so that sucked, mucho.
One of the highlights was sitting in the only room in the entire museum that was air-conditioned, pretending to sketch a modernistic sculpture which we had all finished hours ago - before being kicked out for wasting seating space.
The museum was stiflingly hot and musty in some parts - which really 'added to the experience' :(
There was some very nice looking girls there though, so that became the days focus, screw Art - especially at that standard. The museum embarasses British art for the most part and is filled with members of the 'blue rinse brigade' (recycled teenagers)
Man, what a drag - never, ever, visit the Tate Britain. The Tate itself is fantastic but the Tate Britain....*shudders*
The teachers on the trip were feeling sadistic and decided they don't need a toilet stop on a 2 and a half hour journey - and they can't use the Coach toilets either.
We had to dump our rucksacks into this pathetic little 'schools room' and then go around the museum for hourse without a drink - I didn't have any money either so that sucked, mucho.
One of the highlights was sitting in the only room in the entire museum that was air-conditioned, pretending to sketch a modernistic sculpture which we had all finished hours ago - before being kicked out for wasting seating space.
The museum was stiflingly hot and musty in some parts - which really 'added to the experience' :(
There was some very nice looking girls there though, so that became the days focus, screw Art - especially at that standard. The museum embarasses British art for the most part and is filled with members of the 'blue rinse brigade' (recycled teenagers)
Man, what a drag - never, ever, visit the Tate Britain. The Tate itself is fantastic but the Tate Britain....*shudders*