Reply With QuoteThat's what I told the judge, h.Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
You should have been at my school, mate.Girls might be vicious but fúck me, the violence at my school.
That's what I told the judge, h.
Girls screw people up mentally, they're just really nastyYou should have been at my school, mate.
You do realize that there are a few people on here who have met you and are fully aware of what a scrawny bag of bones you are?
I mean you couldn't put a scare into Karen Carpenter.
Wait until they get older mate, it gets worse.
And social media is today what gossiping in the girl's change room was back in our day. Imagine what they can do now!
I've already seen some pretty horrid stuff from 6 year olds. One girl is particularly nasty, she seems to get away with it as the school have to take in a couple of pikeys to satisfy some daft criteria.Wait until they get older mate, it gets worse.
And social media is today what gossiping in the girl's change room was back in our day. Imagine what they can do now!
Bullies do very important work. Without them, you just find the place filling up with all sorts of homos, weaklings and other undesirables.
"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."
Very true, R. My eldest does need to toughen up a bit and I have said that if this bully lays a finger on her than she has my full blessing to punch her in the face and I'll happily explain to the headmaster why she did it.
I received the following email from my son's assistant housemaster in his first year, I paraphrase
'unfortunately Thomas was involved in an altercation with another boy in his year today in which punches were thrown. The other boy sustained minor injuries; Thomas was unhurt'
Which resulted in me yelling 'yyyyyyyyeeeeeeessssssssssssssss, he won!!!!!!' rather loudly. Mrs WES was less pleased.
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