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Strikes

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brb said:
Thing is both you and Trebs often make out you know all the answers, where I look at life differently, the proof is in the pudding. It's shameful when you see the kids being failed, all because someone don't have the balls to tell them to get off their fooking arse.

Kids use to do paper rounds before school, kids use to do Saturday jobs at weekends, kids use to get jobs at 16, now those numbers have halfed if not only a quarter now of what they use to be. Why, because mummy and daddy buy all the luxuries so they don't have to earn it.

Maybe that's a bit too harsh, but reality sometimes needs to be looked at.
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And have free school dinners and shopping in food banks because they run out of money
 
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brb said:
Thing is both you and Trebs often make out you know all the answers, where I look at life differently, the proof is in the pudding. It's shameful when you see the kids being failed, all because someone don't have the balls to tell them to get off their fooking arse.

Kids use to do paper rounds before school, kids use to do Saturday jobs at weekends, kids use to get jobs at 16, now those numbers have halfed if not only a quarter now of what they use to be. Why, because mummy and daddy buy all the luxuries so they don't have to earn it.

Maybe that's a bit too harsh, but reality sometimes needs to be looked at.
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Nobody... and I mean nobody, on this forum thinks he has all the answers more than you <laugh>
 
remembercolinlee said:
In fairness me and Trebs know the answers cos we wrote the questions ... only a ****ing idiot would answer someone else's questions ffs
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<laugh>

The brilliant thing about this topic and this forum is that we have @haslam who is in secondary education, there's you who has vast experience in SEN education, and me in primary. We've basically got every area of education in this country covered but what do we know about it eh? :rolleyes:
 
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Gessa said:
****ing train driving ****ers, I've got to drive into Birmingham tomorrow now, ****ing hole of a city to drive around.
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It's been made obvious that the only way they'll receive a payrise is if they agree to reform. That reform means some of the ****s will be losing their jobs. Would never usually want that for anybody but happy to make an exception for them bastards.

Worst of all the strikers, imo.
 
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Treble said:
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The brilliant thing about this topic and this forum is that we have @haslam who is in secondary education, there's you who has vast experience in SEN education, and me in primary. We've basically got every area of education in this country covered but what do we know about it eh? :rolleyes:
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Mate we can see the shhite you are pumping out of the schools, you waste too much time on here to be proper teachers, shouldn't you be marking Maths and English homework at this time of night, or are you on strike again ffs.
 
brb said:
They still striking mate, don't hear much on the news about it now, guess a few more wage packets will be short end of the month. Never mind, they've got the food banks to help them out. :bandit:
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only found out about an hour ago when I looked at what times they ran. If I walk past New Street and they're there with their placards, I'll toss em a tin of beans, probably over arm though, hope they can catch.
 
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Gessa said:
only found out about an hour ago when I looked at what times they ran. If I walk past New Street and they're there with their placards, I'll toss em a tin of beans, probably over arm though, hope they can catch.
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<laugh>
 
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brb said:
Thing is duggie, you ask a kid to do a part-time job these days, the lefties start crying minimum wage, giving the kids some excuse not to work. Then when they actually get in work, they then walk out on strike. This is why you never vote Labour! :bandit:
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I’m not sure I agree with this brb. From experience, my kids and pretty much all of my mates kids had part time work at 16. I appreciate that we have Bluewater on our doorstep which helps.
Does anyone still have papers delivered, does anyone still buy papers? Even if they do, not legally being able to start work until your 13 and then from 7.00am, screws up the morning paper rounds for most kids.
Best job I had as a kid was delivering milk with the local milkman at the weekend.
 
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Remember the name.. Saff said:
If it wasn't for Labour my daughter wouldn't be paying thousands of pounds every year to be educated. We wouldn't have invaded the middle east slaughtering innocent people. We wouldn't have had the terrorist attacks that we've had on our soil.

I like this game, could go on forever <laugh>
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Blair was a thundercunt of the highest order ...the war on Iraq makes a war criminal for me... Labour should be ashamed of it <ok>
 
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brb said:
Mate we can see the shhite you are pumping out of the schools, you waste too much time on here to be proper teachers, shouldn't you be marking Maths and English homework at this time of night, or are you on strike again ffs.
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it’s past 3pm. Why would a teacher be working. Half Term coming up, another paid week off and then a training day.
 
pieguts said:
I’m not sure I agree with this brb. From experience, my kids and pretty much all of my mates kids had part time work at 16. I appreciate that we have Bluewater on our doorstep which helps.
Does anyone still have papers delivered, does anyone still buy papers? Even if they do, not legally being able to start work until your 13 and then from 7.00am, screws up the morning paper rounds for most kids.
Best job I had as a kid was delivering milk with the local milkman at the weekend.
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Didn’t realise that start times were in place now for kids PT jobs. Did milk round on a Saturday and 2 routes on papers every day. Loved the money
 
Did nobody do the milk before school? I was out the house at either 4am or 4.30am before school, not sure now. My brother done the same before me. I thought that was normal for some kids.
 
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