Well they're enough of a faith to be filthy heretics bound for the lowest pits of hell, p.Originally Posted by Peter
Dirty, protestant bāstards.
Well they're enough of a faith to be filthy heretics bound for the lowest pits of hell, p.
Dirty, protestant bāstards.
Didn't you go to a CofE school, b? I mean, I did as well - at least it meant I could opt out of assemblies in sixth form as they had a religious element
Why would you want to opt out of assemblies? Surely everyone loves a good sing-song, don't they?
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
The only decent one I can remember is when the headmaster read out the cricket score from India as both Gatting and Fowler had scored double centuries
I went to a public school founded by a post-reformation Archbishop of Canterbury whose religious observances - such as they were - were high-church Anglican, but it wasn't a C of E school as such.
And I loved assemblies. All the masters in gowns and, lots of hymn singing and the music master thumping away sweatily at his mighty organ - marvellous!
I still find myself singing C of E hymns. So much better than all those dreary Catholic ones.
We had those assemblies in my first year at school but then they banned hymns. We sang the school song twice a year but otherwise, nothing!
Most people seemed to be in agreement that hymns had been banned 'cos of the jews'......
Shame. We had a wonderful organ.....
The school song?
Go on, humour me.
I dont remember it, other than it was pretty ****.
Ill give you mine, sw.
Adeste laetis animis
Adeste seniores
Nunc est laudatus dominus
Laudate seniores
Hear, hear!
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