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Thread started 01/02/07 11:19pm

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School Trips

Get left behind? Go somewhere utterly amazing? Get bollocked by a lardy coach driver? Find out the school nurse was secretly bonking the Geography teacher? All these and more on just one five day trip to the Dorset coast. Whahey!

Tell us how your school trip spiralled out of control. smile
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Reply #1 posted 01/03/07 2:49am

CarrieMpls

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lol
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Reply #2 posted 01/03/07 2:52am

Natisse

I had a school trip to Canberra (about 3 hours from Sydney, and the Capital of Australia) when I was about 15/16... I LOVED Canberra but had one of the worst weeks of my life there because I was teased badly. not a big fan of school trips boxed lol
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Reply #3 posted 01/03/07 3:00am

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The only trip I took with school was when we took our one act play to the International Thespian Festival held at Ball State University (yes, that's the real name giggle ) in Muncie, Indiana. This was the summer I turned 17. I remember having fun sneaking off campus to go to a pizza place called the Flying Tomato (I think) and seeing a band play or something. In any case, we ate pizza. smile
And our play was well received.
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Reply #4 posted 01/03/07 3:00am

Spookymuffin

Yes smile

Paris at 15 - was amazing; my first taste of paris. Great fun.

Wales at 13 - down mines, camping, up at 4am...fucking fantastic.

Dartmoor at 17 - great trip; boring as hell, lots of beer, manic depression and thus great songwriting!

Then there were the trips to the beach, etc. yawn
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Reply #5 posted 01/03/07 3:06am

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i just went on a couple day trips to see an orchestra as part of academic decathlon geek

they were pretty boring...except for hooking up with my crush at the time in the back of the bus giggle
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Reply #6 posted 01/03/07 3:07am

Spookymuffin

evenstar3 said:

i just went on a couple day trips to see an orchestra as part of academic decathlon geek

they were pretty boring...except for hooking up with my crush at the time in the back of the bus giggle


evillol

I did that with a guy once.

My friend did it with a girl. Got busted and suspended. giggle
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Reply #7 posted 01/03/07 3:12am

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Spookymuffin said:

evenstar3 said:

i just went on a couple day trips to see an orchestra as part of academic decathlon geek

they were pretty boring...except for hooking up with my crush at the time in the back of the bus giggle


evillol

I did that with a guy once.

My friend did it with a girl. Got busted and suspended. giggle


falloff Eton: it's okay to be gay!
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Reply #8 posted 01/03/07 3:23am

Spookymuffin

evenstar3 said:

Spookymuffin said:



evillol

I did that with a guy once.

My friend did it with a girl. Got busted and suspended. giggle


falloff Eton: it's okay to be gay!


pissed

This was at my old school - at Eton it is definitely NOT okay. You'd get ostracised! The last guy who came out left 2 days later following the abuse.
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Reply #9 posted 01/03/07 3:26am

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Spookymuffin said:

evenstar3 said:



falloff Eton: it's okay to be gay!


pissed

This was at my old school - at Eton it is definitely NOT okay. You'd get ostracised! The last guy who came out left 2 days later following the abuse.


Ooooh. That's lame sad
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Reply #10 posted 01/03/07 3:29am

Natisse

Spookymuffin said:

evenstar3 said:



falloff Eton: it's okay to be gay!


pissed

This was at my old school - at Eton it is definitely NOT okay. You'd get ostracised! The last guy who came out left 2 days later following the abuse.


omg seriously? wow... sad
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Reply #11 posted 01/03/07 3:32am

Spookymuffin

Natisse said:

Spookymuffin said:



pissed

This was at my old school - at Eton it is definitely NOT okay. You'd get ostracised! The last guy who came out left 2 days later following the abuse.


omg seriously? wow... sad


nod

It's not really bullying, but more no one respects you, or takes you seriously, now that you have a taste for boys. confused

I think it's just the fact that you instantly become a nobody and ostracised that makes people want to leave. There's no like shouting "homo" across the road or anything; what happens is that the kid'll come to class and no one will talk to him; not hostily; it's just people won't make idle chat. nod

When the boy knows the reason is because he is gay, and half the time they're not - half the time it's experimentation - then they usually hate it and leave; although 3 boys stayed on and now they're viewed normally like it's nothing. Also, at my age and in my year I don't think it would happen anymore. The last time it happened we were all intolerant 14 year old shits.
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Reply #12 posted 01/03/07 3:33am

Natisse

Spookymuffin said:

Natisse said:



omg seriously? wow... sad


nod

It's not really bullying, but more no one respects you, or takes you seriously, now that you have a taste for boys. confused

I think it's just the fact that you instantly become a nobody and ostracised that makes people want to leave. There's no like shouting "homo" across the road or anything; what happens is that the kid'll come to class and no one will talk to him; not hostily; it's just people won't make idle chat. nod

When the boy knows the reason is because he is gay, and half the time they're not - half the time it's experimentation - then they usually hate it and leave; although 3 boys stayed on and now they're viewed normally like it's nothing. Also, at my age and in my year I don't think it would happen anymore. The last time it happened we were all intolerant 14 year old shits.


sorry you're gonna hate me saying this but you really amaze me with your maturity Ben hug
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Reply #13 posted 01/03/07 3:36am

Spookymuffin

Natisse said:

Spookymuffin said:



nod

It's not really bullying, but more no one respects you, or takes you seriously, now that you have a taste for boys. confused

I think it's just the fact that you instantly become a nobody and ostracised that makes people want to leave. There's no like shouting "homo" across the road or anything; what happens is that the kid'll come to class and no one will talk to him; not hostily; it's just people won't make idle chat. nod

When the boy knows the reason is because he is gay, and half the time they're not - half the time it's experimentation - then they usually hate it and leave; although 3 boys stayed on and now they're viewed normally like it's nothing. Also, at my age and in my year I don't think it would happen anymore. The last time it happened we were all intolerant 14 year old shits.


sorry you're gonna hate me saying this but you really amaze me with your maturity Ben hug


I like poo and wee and still laugh at the word willies. I laugh while i type this post.

farts. falloff
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Reply #14 posted 01/03/07 3:38am

jerseykrs

I had my first experience with "love" on a school trip.

mushy



















barf
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Reply #15 posted 01/03/07 3:40am

Natisse

Spookymuffin said:

Natisse said:



sorry you're gonna hate me saying this but you really amaze me with your maturity Ben hug


I like poo and wee and still laugh at the word willies. I laugh while i type this post.

farts. falloff


lol
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Reply #16 posted 01/03/07 3:42am

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jerseykrs said:

I had my first experience with "love" on a school trip.

mushy


barf


lol

did yours date someone else a week later too?
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Reply #17 posted 01/03/07 3:43am

Spookymuffin

evenstar3 said:

jerseykrs said:

I had my first experience with "love" on a school trip.

mushy


barf


lol

did yours date someone else a week later too?

sad


batting eyes
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Reply #18 posted 01/03/07 3:48am

jerseykrs

evenstar3 said:

jerseykrs said:

I had my first experience with "love" on a school trip.

mushy


barf


lol

did yours date someone else a week later too?



OMG, even worse, she told me to write her a love letter, then proceeded to tell me she couldn't give me what I needed.

mad
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Reply #19 posted 01/03/07 3:51am

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jerseykrs said:

evenstar3 said:



lol

did yours date someone else a week later too?



OMG, even worse, she told me to write her a love letter, then proceeded to tell me she couldn't give me what I needed.

mad


pat

mine decided i wasn't 'good' enough. and then the girl he dated was really nice so i couldn't hate her lol disbelief
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Reply #20 posted 01/03/07 3:52am

jerseykrs

evenstar3 said:

jerseykrs said:




OMG, even worse, she told me to write her a love letter, then proceeded to tell me she couldn't give me what I needed.

mad


pat

mine decided i wasn't 'good' enough. and then the girl he dated was really nice so i couldn't hate her lol disbelief



lol ain't love grand.
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Reply #21 posted 01/03/07 4:08am

evenstar3

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jerseykrs said:

evenstar3 said:



pat

mine decided i wasn't 'good' enough. and then the girl he dated was really nice so i couldn't hate her lol disbelief



lol ain't love grand.


ever so! lol
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Reply #22 posted 01/03/07 8:52am

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in junior high we had a weekend camping trip, called "outdoor ed". my partner got changed at the last minute to this girl who OBVIOUSLY didn't know how to bathe or wash her clothes and i had to sleep in that tent smelling her stink all night. ill other than that it was great fun!


in grade school there was a big field trip where the kids went singing christmas carols at the mall, then were going to tour the local radio station and get to say stuff on air and everything. since i don't celebrate christmas the spelling teacher told me they'd come back to the school to pick me up on the way to the radio station, so i go and sit and wait when she told me to be there and they never show up. i finally go find the teacher who told me this and she said very bitchily "they're not coming back to get you, you're here for the spelling test!" mad i was so disappointed that i told her i was sick and went to the nurse's station and cried. sad
There is no perfect place
Yes I know this is true
I'm just learning how to smile
Thats not easy to do
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Reply #23 posted 01/03/07 8:54am

Spookymuffin

fantasyislander said:

in junior high we had a weekend camping trip, called "outdoor ed". my partner got changed at the last minute to this girl who OBVIOUSLY didn't know how to bathe or wash her clothes and i had to sleep in that tent smelling her stink all night. ill other than that it was great fun!


in grade school there was a big field trip where the kids went singing christmas carols at the mall, then were going to tour the local radio station and get to say stuff on air and everything. since i don't celebrate christmas the spelling teacher told me they'd come back to the school to pick me up on the way to the radio station, so i go and sit and wait when she told me to be there and they never show up. i finally go find the teacher who told me this and she said very bitchily "they're not coming back to get you, you're here for the spelling test!" mad i was so disappointed that i told her i was sick and went to the nurse's station and cried. sad


falloff sad
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