Being told off as an adult
When was the last time you were properly told off? You know: treated as an errant child rather than the sophisticated adult you are.
The sort of thing that dredges up an involuntary teenage mumble of "Sorry, Miss" whilst you stare at the ground.
Go on, tell us what childish thing you were up to when you got caught.
Oh, and can we have more than one-line answers this time? Cheers!
( , Thu 20 Sep 2007, 17:18)
When was the last time you were properly told off? You know: treated as an errant child rather than the sophisticated adult you are.
The sort of thing that dredges up an involuntary teenage mumble of "Sorry, Miss" whilst you stare at the ground.
Go on, tell us what childish thing you were up to when you got caught.
Oh, and can we have more than one-line answers this time? Cheers!
( , Thu 20 Sep 2007, 17:18)
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Poo Club
In direct contravention of the topic, I'm going to post a story about not getting told off as a not-adult, knowing as I do how you lot love stories about poo and the fun you can have with it.
First, some background. For many years at my secondary school, two friends of mine would, every lunch time, at one o-clock, go to the toilets at the top of the school and commence in what they called 'poo club'. This consisted of occupying the two side-by-side cubicles, pooing as noisily as they could, talking loudly about their experiences, then comparing the fruits of their endeavours once they had finished. Any other occupants of the toilets they could make leave in disgust, were worth bonus points, and obviously, having finished, neither would flush, so the next unwary pooer would get a treat.
All very schoolboy. Anyway, as we neared our final days at the school, we naturally got up to the kind of shenanigans and low-level vandalism that only the courage the knowledge we were leaving gave us allowed. My two friends decided to leave their mark by writing a message in those toilets for future generations. So, poo club having finished, they took out a permanent marker, and wrote, on the otherwise pristine walls:
TRISTAN AND EGG DID POOS HERE 2006
Heartwarming, eh?
Anyway, having just finished, they turned around and saw, to their horror, a female junior school teacher (what she was doing in there , I don't know) looking at their handiwork. Fearing the worst, the two heroes of of our story opened their mouths to apologise, only for the teacher to just grin broadly and walk away without a word.
Perhaps she's a b3tan.
( , Sat 22 Sep 2007, 11:00, Reply)
In direct contravention of the topic, I'm going to post a story about not getting told off as a not-adult, knowing as I do how you lot love stories about poo and the fun you can have with it.
First, some background. For many years at my secondary school, two friends of mine would, every lunch time, at one o-clock, go to the toilets at the top of the school and commence in what they called 'poo club'. This consisted of occupying the two side-by-side cubicles, pooing as noisily as they could, talking loudly about their experiences, then comparing the fruits of their endeavours once they had finished. Any other occupants of the toilets they could make leave in disgust, were worth bonus points, and obviously, having finished, neither would flush, so the next unwary pooer would get a treat.
All very schoolboy. Anyway, as we neared our final days at the school, we naturally got up to the kind of shenanigans and low-level vandalism that only the courage the knowledge we were leaving gave us allowed. My two friends decided to leave their mark by writing a message in those toilets for future generations. So, poo club having finished, they took out a permanent marker, and wrote, on the otherwise pristine walls:
TRISTAN AND EGG DID POOS HERE 2006
Heartwarming, eh?
Anyway, having just finished, they turned around and saw, to their horror, a female junior school teacher (what she was doing in there , I don't know) looking at their handiwork. Fearing the worst, the two heroes of of our story opened their mouths to apologise, only for the teacher to just grin broadly and walk away without a word.
Perhaps she's a b3tan.
( , Sat 22 Sep 2007, 11:00, Reply)
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