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"y is school boring"

u may have finished skool but when u went were u bored and y? tell me

Skool iz da awicked Aiiiiye

Apart from the punk-ass kids that i would gladly give caffeine enemas, school was a pretty cool time of my life, 6th year was excellent.

*Reminisces*

I don't like learning.
I have always hated teachers.
They have always hated me.


That brings me to another story:

I was in year 5, i didn't really like my teacher because she said i have to be good and stuff, and Buck my ideas up. I was like 12 at the time.
And my mates birthday was the day befor mine, she got the whole class to sing happy birthday to him, and she gave him a small present.
Now it was my birthday the next day, i was kinda looking forward to this, as you do when you are that age, i came into school and the class just started singing happy birthday, but the teacher told every one to stop.
She said i didn't deserve a happy birthday, im not a nice kid and should not have nice things done for me.
SO i hated that stupid Bit*h for the rest of the school.

I got loadsa other very depressing stories about my messed up middle school child hood. I may even write them all one day and put them into a post.
There are actually quite interesting some of the things that, that teacher done to me, you would be suprised.
I might do it, when i get bored.

Should I?

The teaching was good where I was. The kids were still idiots though:

"Um lets be cool and work in the off licence for the rest of our lives for 3p an hour".

I learnt how to hate, REALLY hate and I'm glad.

Oh so many memories, if only they'd left me alone. ;D

I quite enjoyed the part where you got educated.

The only cool thing about school is seing your friends and playing soccer during break etc.

Belldandy wrote:
stuff

Now I don't agree

Ashley wrote:
> ok lessons may not be the greatest fun

Biggest understatement ever.


> but the work isn't really that hard

I'm not in college or Uni now, because I could barely handle the work load involved in GCSE's and not at all handle the AS Level work load.


> and the fixed position allows a good structure for socialising, you
> probably wouldn't know a lot of your friends if you didn't

I could count my friends in school on one hand. And count the ones I see regularly now on three fingers.


> And makes good carefree times of youth even better

I'd rather have spent 13 years burning off all my body hair and sticking knifes in my eyes, ears and mouth than waste 13 years being picked on and absolutely miserable.


> You'll only have better times than the last couple of years of
> school if you go to uni.

Universities and colleges don't enrol thick people.

SHEEPY wrote:
> You're obviously
>
> um no fick

I was just about to pick you up on that and laugh at you too...

Plus, as increasing numbers of kids take up excess smoking/drinking/drugs, it'll mean a higher percentage never reach old age, hence less drain on the state, meaning less tax increases - a good majority may well never live to collect their pensions.

And, the availability of an unskilled workforce in the UK keeps the economy going nicely, why go to China for unskilled drones when you can get them here ? And, the insistence on never raising the price of alcohol, or seriously tackling drugs, means that the poor saps doing all the crap jobs won't care.

Plus, on sheer odds, we have to get a Conservative government in the near future.