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My sixth form is still part of the regular high school and on the same premises etc etc so basically we walk around and use the same rooms as the school kids. Anyway in our form time we were told that a suspicious man has been wandering around the premises asking for a certain unnamed girl who he alledgedly met on an internet chatroom.
Out school spent somwhere in the region of £15,000 on security to prevent intruders from gaining access to our school yet this idiot has managed it. The man is described as being in his mid twenties with multiple facial piercings.
How novel.
Out school spent somwhere in the region of £15,000 on security to prevent intruders from gaining access to our school yet this idiot has managed it. The man is described as being in his mid twenties with multiple facial piercings.
How novel.
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English_Bloke wrote:
> We had a community day yesterday, where members of the public came in
> and role-played with us.
>
> One of them actually brought a weapon with them and wondered why they
> got in trouble.
What weapon did he bring?
Oh, and what length of knife is illegal to own (except kitchen knives)? Is it something like 5/6 inches? I heard it somewhere, you'll know if anyone does.
> We had a community day yesterday, where members of the public came in
> and role-played with us.
>
> One of them actually brought a weapon with them and wondered why they
> got in trouble.
What weapon did he bring?
Oh, and what length of knife is illegal to own (except kitchen knives)? Is it something like 5/6 inches? I heard it somewhere, you'll know if anyone does.
What if his aim was to molest as opposed to injure?
...and what about people with metal keys!?
...and what about people with metal keys!?
We had a community day yesterday, where members of the public came in and role-played with us.
One of them actually brought a weapon with them and wondered why they got in trouble.
One of them actually brought a weapon with them and wondered why they got in trouble.
Unless the magnet gets nicked, it's a good idea...
Well I guess those things are pretty rare and expensive, so a magnet would be okay for your average criminal intent type.
Pff.
There's just no pleasing some people.
*Says pff again*
There's just no pleasing some people.
*Says pff again*
Indeed.
English_Bloke wrote:
> Pff.
>
> £15,000 on security when all you really need is a really BIG
> magnet at the school entrance, and BAM!
>
> Problem solved…
What if it's a porcelain weapon, or plastics ? :D
> Pff.
>
> £15,000 on security when all you really need is a really BIG
> magnet at the school entrance, and BAM!
>
> Problem solved…
What if it's a porcelain weapon, or plastics ? :D
That, or some guard dogs...
Der Nazi wrote:
> He was 14. I think it's a bit more advanced than that; I'm 15, so I
> probably know more about this sort of thing than you do.
What an obscure speculation. Because you are the same age you have a psychic link and can understand what went on. Well I am sorry if I am older and more educated and have listened to the news and read the papers, tell it your way - I am sure it is right.
> He was 14. I think it's a bit more advanced than that; I'm 15, so I
> probably know more about this sort of thing than you do.
What an obscure speculation. Because you are the same age you have a psychic link and can understand what went on. Well I am sorry if I am older and more educated and have listened to the news and read the papers, tell it your way - I am sure it is right.
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