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I skipped school today and found myself enjoying life more. I went to Safeway and "bought" the Special Edition Gladiator and found myself pigging out at home and faking voices down the line to the school receptionist. How was your day?
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Let's face it your nothing but a chav.
It's a shame you wont.
Skiving off of school and stealing a DVD? Pffft..
Skiving off of school and stealing a DVD? Pffft..
So? He got his reward of good GCSE grades.
He meant that he went to school every day of his life and worked hard, so it annoys him that others got an easy ride.
I think.
I think.
Tomm wrote:
> Alfonse wrote:
> I don't do it regularly. I'm sure everybody deserves a day off work
> from time to time.
>
> I hate people that skive. I mean fair enough if you're genuinely ill,
> but I didnt miss a day of school in 7 years cus I was never sick, not
> even once, it becomes slightly annoying.
Why do you hate people that skive? You didn't make it very clear.
> Alfonse wrote:
> I don't do it regularly. I'm sure everybody deserves a day off work
> from time to time.
>
> I hate people that skive. I mean fair enough if you're genuinely ill,
> but I didnt miss a day of school in 7 years cus I was never sick, not
> even once, it becomes slightly annoying.
Why do you hate people that skive? You didn't make it very clear.
Well when I was at school we had to go over all the stuff in class again afterwards anyway.
It was called homework.
It was called homework.
I'm not convinced by that at all. Its not the winning, its the taking part that counts. Missing all those wonderful school experiences would be...
Ah, forget it. School was no fun. However, even if you're bright, if you don't see the information at least once, it'll come back to bite you at some point.
Ah, forget it. School was no fun. However, even if you're bright, if you don't see the information at least once, it'll come back to bite you at some point.
If you say so.
If you're intelligent enough to get away with it and suffer no adverse effects: then skive.
If you're intelligent enough to get away with it and suffer no adverse effects: then skive.
Hedfix wrote:
> Tomm wrote:
>
> I hate people that skive. I mean fair enough if you're genuinely
> ill,
> but I didnt miss a day of school in 7 years cus I was never sick,
> not
> even once, it becomes slightly annoying.
>
> Well if you're smart enough you can miss a third of each term and
> still pass your exams with flying colours.
>
> Not exactly hard to do.
I dont think that was the point of what I said, and nor does it apply to Alfonse...
> Tomm wrote:
>
> I hate people that skive. I mean fair enough if you're genuinely
> ill,
> but I didnt miss a day of school in 7 years cus I was never sick,
> not
> even once, it becomes slightly annoying.
>
> Well if you're smart enough you can miss a third of each term and
> still pass your exams with flying colours.
>
> Not exactly hard to do.
I dont think that was the point of what I said, and nor does it apply to Alfonse...
Tomm wrote:
>
> I hate people that skive. I mean fair enough if you're genuinely ill,
> but I didnt miss a day of school in 7 years cus I was never sick, not
> even once, it becomes slightly annoying.
Well if you're smart enough you can miss a third of each term and still pass your exams with flying colours.
Not exactly hard to do.
>
> I hate people that skive. I mean fair enough if you're genuinely ill,
> but I didnt miss a day of school in 7 years cus I was never sick, not
> even once, it becomes slightly annoying.
Well if you're smart enough you can miss a third of each term and still pass your exams with flying colours.
Not exactly hard to do.
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