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Old 14-07-11, 05:28 PM   #21
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in 1999 we went to Drayton Manor then some went camping and had a few beers (unofficially of course).

In 2001 we went for a leavers meal with the staff, then we all went onto a club.

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Kids having some fun and enjoying themselves!!! Whatever next? They should all go out and get jobs and get their hair cut
The problem is I've heard of even primary schools having 'proms' for their year 6's.

It's all just forcing kids to try and grow up sooner. Why not do kiddy things like going to a theme park.

We all know that year 11's and sixth formers probably drink, but schools shouldn't be sanctioning it. Half the fun was trying to sneak the stuff in.
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Old 14-07-11, 05:51 PM   #22
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This seems to be as good a place as any for this particular little rant...

It's 'got'. Regardless of context.

You 'got' drunk.

You have 'got' to get here.

We have gone and 'got' ourselves lost.

Anyone not from the USA that uses that bast@rdisation 'gotten' on here risks having their thumb snapped off with a ring spanner.

Stop it! Now!
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Old 14-07-11, 06:19 PM   #23
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This sees to be as good a place as any for this particular little rant...

It's 'got'. Regardless of context.

You 'got' drunk.

You have 'got' to get here.

We have gone and 'got' ourselves lost.

Anyone not from the USA that uses that bast@rdisation 'gotten' on here risks having their thumb snapped off with a ring spanner.

Stop it! Now!
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Old 14-07-11, 06:45 PM   #24
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I thought it was gitten?

End of term disco for me in 1984. But last day at school was eggs flour and marker pens
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Old 14-07-11, 06:59 PM   #25
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Some yoofs on here were going to the HG "store" the other week. I was having palpatations. Its a shoap!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnGPgCVJUsI

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Old 14-07-11, 08:36 PM   #26
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ours was a p*** up that included the staff.
We drank ourselves daft as we could at the bar rates 6 year ago (£3.50 a pint)
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Old 14-07-11, 09:36 PM   #27
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1979, I don't remember TBH, but I ain't never been back.
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Old 14-07-11, 09:41 PM   #28
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My kids were quite forcibly told it is a valedictory night.
Sorry, I'm with Quedos on that one. What the f is a valedictory night? We had an end of year disco (which was sh1te btw).

Still, well done for spelling americanisation with an s, not a z. My pet hate is having to constantly add words to the dictionary on my browser because it underlines anything that isn't spelled the American way. And, while I'm ranting, colour has a u in it, as does honour, valour etc, etc
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Old 14-07-11, 09:50 PM   #29
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|It was a leavers do at our school, because we were leaving, simple!
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Old 14-07-11, 09:54 PM   #30
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I left school in 1978 - we didn't have a prom or a disco, we had a fight with the rival school in the next village.
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