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Re: The Diary Room

#2721 Post by Beate » Mon Aug 30, 2010 5:34 pm

Yes, this is another example: When I was young, blackberries were for eating and not for writing emails on, LOL.
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#2722 Post by Sunny Saver » Mon Aug 30, 2010 5:47 pm

Do you know how old I am... well when I was young, teachers could 'cane', yes 'cane' naughty kids.

Kids would be frightened when a grown up told them off... any grown up, not just someone they knew.

Teachers were respected.

Common sense prevailed and we weren't PC mad. In fact, I'm not even sure the term 'politically correct' had been 'invented' then.

Not only that, but there was stuff like Angel Delight and Smash, Sherbert Dips around. And Spam was something you ate.

That's how old I am. Where's the smilie of the old biddy with a walking stick?! :p

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#2723 Post by superhero » Mon Aug 30, 2010 6:47 pm

Hmm.. are we having a competition to see who's the oldest around here?
Sorry I don't qualify...lol :D

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#2724 Post by steve » Mon Aug 30, 2010 8:10 pm

When I was young calculators had only just come out, but you couldn't use them in exams. Anyone remember doing logarithms?
What use were they?

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#2725 Post by TheyCallMeMrGlass » Mon Aug 30, 2010 8:21 pm

When I was young, the teachers used to give us a bottle of milk every mid afternoon, I used to really look forward to it, often staring at the milk crate in the corner. Then one day, there was no milk crate. Never said anything, but I was sad. Same again next day. The other children didnt seem to mind. By the third day and no milk again, so I got depressed and asked the teacher why dont we get any milk? She said, well little one, a wicked witch named Thatcher took it all away. I paused and thought for a while. Then I asked the teacher, "how can she drink all that milk?".

Yep, when I was young, I was a right div...not sure if things have changed since.
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#2726 Post by Diane65 » Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:18 pm

TheyCallMeMrGlass wrote:When I was young, the teachers used to give us a bottle of milk every mid afternoon, I used to really look forward to it, often staring at the milk crate in the corner. Then one day, there was no milk crate. Never said anything, but I was sad. Same again next day. The other children didnt seem to mind. By the third day and no milk again, so I got depressed and asked the teacher why dont we get any milk? She said, well little one, a wicked witch named Thatcher took it all away. I paused and thought for a while. Then I asked the teacher, "how can she drink all that milk?".

Yep, when I was young, I was a right div...not sure if things have changed since.
Not one to boast but I was a milk monitor at school with a boy (YUK) as he didn't know how to behave and I did!!

There's nothing wrong with being a div its so underrated ;)
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#2727 Post by prettyxcool » Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:35 pm

TheyCallMeMrGlass wrote: Yep, when I was young, I was a right div...not sure if things have changed since.
That's not div - that's wit !! o/
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#2728 Post by superhero » Tue Aug 31, 2010 12:45 am

Umm... spooky, the halloween horror poll I made, there's 6 posts and 66 views at the moment....

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#2729 Post by Sydney_Bristow » Tue Aug 31, 2010 2:24 am

When I was young...........errr wait. I am young....ahem. Hush@all those who would beg to differ ;) ;)
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#2730 Post by anakin » Tue Aug 31, 2010 12:49 pm

hello all

been offline a fair bit recently and expect i will be quite a lot more... hope everyone's well and getting loadsa movies in... will try and keep popping in but don't forget me!!!

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