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"The best years of our lives," somebody lied. Tell us the funniest thing that ever happened at school.
( , Thu 29 Jan 2009, 12:19)
"The best years of our lives," somebody lied. Tell us the funniest thing that ever happened at school.
( , Thu 29 Jan 2009, 12:19)
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I can read minds
Years ago in Careers class, the teacher, who looked like Audrey Roberts with too much make up, was never there...
David Bowie, for that was his name, was seeing if anyone could read minds, so we all sat round at took turns to guess which card he was holding.
Everybody got one or two out of ten as expected. Then it was my turn.
Put my head down and covered my eyes. I got kicked in the back three times by the kid sitting on the desk behind my chair, luckily I picked up what was going on instantly. "Three I said", looking up. Over the next ten I only got one wrong, I'd miscounted. I really went to town with over acting, staring into his eyes, but not in a gay way, rubbing my temples, etc...
By this point Mr Bowie was getting seriously freaked out, being a fully paid up god botherer. Everyone had realised that the chap sitting behind him was signalling to the chap behind me what the card was and were trying to keep straight faces.
He then spent the next few days telling everyone, including teachers I could read minds. I never did tell him.
( , Fri 30 Jan 2009, 12:41, Reply)
I can read minds
Years ago in Careers class, the teacher, who looked like Audrey Roberts with too much make up, was never there...
David Bowie, for that was his name, was seeing if anyone could read minds, so we all sat round at took turns to guess which card he was holding.
Everybody got one or two out of ten as expected. Then it was my turn.
Put my head down and covered my eyes. I got kicked in the back three times by the kid sitting on the desk behind my chair, luckily I picked up what was going on instantly. "Three I said", looking up. Over the next ten I only got one wrong, I'd miscounted. I really went to town with over acting, staring into his eyes, but not in a gay way, rubbing my temples, etc...
By this point Mr Bowie was getting seriously freaked out, being a fully paid up god botherer. Everyone had realised that the chap sitting behind him was signalling to the chap behind me what the card was and were trying to keep straight faces.
He then spent the next few days telling everyone, including teachers I could read minds. I never did tell him.
( , Fri 30 Jan 2009, 12:41, Reply)
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