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Arghhh I am annoyed.

I wish people in my school would mind there own business.

Stuff that had happened well over two years ago has been brought back up by a selfish individual.

Been going on for just over a week now and is really getting to me. It P*sses me off to see that people can turn out like this.

Well thats what you get for being a 16 yr old isnt it :p

Good thing I have you lot to keep me sane :D

Well all but Matt Sayle and Cobra with there god awefull jokes.
 
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Mate, kids are *****, and that's all they are if they're still playing childish games. You're obviously a little more mature than them, so look forward to laughing at them in 4 or 5 years time when you've got a lot more going for you than they have. I know that's a cliche, but after what I went through at your age it makes me **** myself everytime I see one of them on a minimum wage job looking nowhere near as happy as they did 8 years ago...and I love making sure they know just how well I'm doing too...
 
ChrisMClark said:
Mate, kids are *****, and that's all they are if they're still playing childish games. You're obviously a little more mature than them, so look forward to laughing at them in 4 or 5 years time when you've got a lot more going for you than they have. I know that's a cliche, but after what I went through at your age it makes me **** myself everytime I see one of them on a minimum wage job looking nowhere near as happy as they did 8 years ago...and I love making sure they know just how well I'm doing too...
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Quoted as it's the truth. Exactly what I was going to say. I see an old bully of mine working in a car wash. I go there on purpose in the company car. ;)
 
JD, the proudest moment for me was walking into a cheapo shop at home a couple of years ago, in my combats, beret on, and watching someone who once beat the **** out of me getting pulled apart by his manager. What really made me laugh was he saw me and ran out the back through a staff only door :p(I'm a hell of a lot bigger than I was in 2000! Thank the Army for that one!)
 
Lol. I guess your right. I get told that so many times.

And I cant wait to go to the sixth form to make a whole new start and get new friends. Which I really do need. I am stuck with the It techs at lunch acting like a 30 yr old drinking tea (well they dont act like 30 yr olds) there more immature. Specially the younger of the bunch who has the funniest storry of him sitting in the back of the room fixing a computer with thekids in the lesson making fart noises and him only just being able to control himself :lol:

But yes a new start is what i be needing.
 
Jordie said:
Arghhh I am annoyed.

I wish people in my school would mind there own business.

Stuff that had happened well over two years ago has been brought back up by a selfish individual.

Been going on for just over a week now and is really getting to me. It P*sses me off to see that people can turn out like this.

Well thats what you get for being a 16 yr old isnt it :p

Good thing I have you lot to keep me sane :D

Well all but Matt Sayle and Cobra with there god awefull jokes.
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You need to go here. ;)
 
Not long then Jordie. The school years are ****, and IMHO the schools still don't do enough to tackle bullying and other mistreatment of students in their charge. I've seen the mess my brother is at the hands of these *******s, and if I had my way I'd have knocked their teeth out long ago...unfortunately the police have already warned me against that one!

As for growing up, I'm 24 and there's a video of me doing the rounds at work. In said video I'm off my face on scrumpy and doing my best Hammertime dance...you never grow up. You can grow older, but for god's sake, never grow up.
 
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If you are actually being bullied then you should speak to someone about it. Do you have a close group of friends that you can hang out with when at school?
 
I remember at primary school I'd get laughed at and beat up on Mondays for not knowing the football scores from the weekend. Sucked ass, but hey, at least I'm not working manual labour like some of those a55holes are now. At the end of the day you just have to know how to handle yourself and be tough, strong inside and then remember what matters.
 
KayJay said:
If you are actually being bullied then you should speak to someone about it. Do you have a close group of friends that you can hang out with when at school?
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Not really. They all "ditched" me for me being different.

Close friends would have to be the IT techs. Only becuase we are immature talk about blackadder and drink tea/coffee :D

And the myspace thing :gag: no thanks :p
 
Kick 'em in the nads and run like ****!
 
Jordie said:
Not really. They all "ditched" me for me being different.

Close friends would have to be the IT techs. Only becuase we are immature talk about blackadder and drink tea/coffee :D

And the myspace thing :gag: no thanks :p
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Dude. Coffee. Blackadder. Anti-MySpace. Let's hang.
 
Hell im down with that

And I was emailing a teacher that I am close with in a manner I can talk about these things with.

But my head of house (yeah we have houses at my school) is a bit snappy at me for doing naughty things in the past few months. well one naughty thing (got carparked outta my face in school)
 
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Oh and its a female gender thats winding me up so much and getting on my moobs. (I aint even fat :p) Bringing up the old things that had happened very early on But I am tempted if I see her on my journey to school "acidently" ram into her on my bike and very enthusiasticly appologize :lol:
 
DUDE! I use it all the time. In fact 'dude' and 'mate' are the only names I call anyone by at work apart from my boss...who is called Sir.

Kayjay, I know it's not funny, I'm lucky enough to not have had problems to that extent, but I have been kicked pretty freakin' hard down there...not something I'd really wish on any person...although what I class as a person is yet to be decided.
 
I have never had that kinda of problems with being kicked down there. But by heck does it hurt :eek:

But primary school and secondary school
Worst time of my schooling life.

Half the teachers disliked me back in the day.
 
School is bone. Unfortunately it's also a very important part of life, though quite how kids get a decent education with the amount of bull**** they have to contend with I don't know.
 
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ChrisMClark said:
School is bone. Unfortunately it's also a very important part of life, though quite how kids get a decent education with the amount of bull**** they have to contend with I don't know.
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Thats very true. I really do question that myself. Luckily I passed my maths and dont have to do it again in school :woot:

And its rappidly declining. I am forgetting lots already :lol:

But hey ho. School sucks but its what you get in school that counts.
 
Just an idea... If school really doesn't suit you, you could be home educated. It's perfectly legal and everything as long as you actually withdraw from the school instead of skiving :p

I'm 14, doing my GCSEs through the National Extension College, and I get my social life by hanging out in the city centre near me. Works pretty well, although I do get rather bored during the week.

http://www.education-otherwise.org/
 
Jordie said:
Arghhh I am annoyed.

Well all but Matt Sayle and Cobra with there god awefull jokes.
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Well Jordie, I was about to offer you a sympathetic ear but after that
<looks around for the two fingered emoticon > :razz: :D

Jordie said:
Oh and its a female gender thats winding me up so much and getting on my moobs.
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And they can be a hell of a lot worse than the "boys" in so many ways.........

You'll look back on what ever "it" was in a year or two and laugh :thumbs:
 
All it takes is a flick of the 'bitch-switch' and some girls can reduce anyone to an emotional pile.
 
Ewan said:
Just an idea... If school really doesn't suit you, you could be home educated. It's perfectly legal and everything as long as you actually withdraw from the school instead of skiving :p

I'm 14, doing my GCSEs through the National Extension College, and I get my social life by hanging out in the city centre near me. Works pretty well, although I do get rather bored during the week.

http://www.education-otherwise.org/
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Wish I could. Doing my GCSEs in under 12 weeks :eek:


ChrisMClark said:
All it takes is a flick of the 'bitch-switch' and some girls can reduce anyone to an emotional pile.
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Got that in one!
 
Cobra said:
Well Jordie, I was about to offer you a sympathetic ear but after that
<looks around for the two fingered emoticon > :razz: :D



And they can be a hell of a lot worse than the "boys" in so many ways.........

You'll look back on what ever "it" was in a year or two and laugh :thumbs:
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Thats what i thought 2 years ago when it first happened :bang:
 
Jordie said:
Thats what i thought 2 years ago when it first happened :bang:
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I know you don't beleive me now, but once you leave school
"Things" will change quite quickly as you and others around you mature fast,
in the adult world.

One other thing, are you sure this female doesn't actually fancy you?
( serious question)
Girls and their hormones can be strange things and will often kick out at "things" they love
Trust me on this I used to be one :D
I mean I studied "animal behaviour" and do understand some of the emotional triggers
 
Cobra said:
I know you don't beleive me now, but once you leave school
"Things" will change quite quickly as you and others around you mature fast,
in the adult world.

One other thing, are you sure this female doesn't actually fancy you?
( serious question)
Girls and their hormones can be strange things and will often kick out at "things" they love
Trust me on this I used to be one :D
I mean I studied "animal behaviour" and do understand some of the emotional triggers
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I can tell you for certain thats a big no
 
It's hard to comment when you're on the outside, but you sound like you've got a good head on your shoulders.
If you're on your way to 6th form, then you're doing well. It gets you away from the main stream and will probably introduce you to other people who also have an idea about what they want to do with their lives. Stick to your guns, but don't be afraid to change your mind as you develop your skills and learn what your strengths are. (I'm nearly 40 and still don't know what I want to be when I grow up:D)
Boys can chuck their weight around and girls can be bitches, but when you're doing what you want to do in a few years time (and getting paid for it) and they're stuck in some dingy flat with 3 kids, then you'll be the one who's laughing.
You've got your whole life ahead of you. If your school is a pain in the a**e, is there a 6th form college you could go to instead?
And if you do decide to go to college, enjoy it (work hard, party hard).

Right, I'm starting to sound like my mother............
;)
 
Lol
Luckily theres a 6th form just up the road from my school. But I have to wait till the new term till I get there. As it only takes AS/A level students :|

But nevermind. I appreciate all your comments tonight. All of them made me laugh in some form or another. Lets just hope this is over and done with within weeks. I cant be dealing with this. I have exams to revise for :D
 
Exactly, stop wasting time on here talking to us and get on with some work me laddo. Expect a berating if we see you here in the next few weeks (unless it's research of course)
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:eek: now thats a warning :exit:


:lol:
 
Urghhh another tough day.

Ne'mind. only 3 days till half term :D
 
JDholic said:
Jordie, you will realise when you get to my age, (28) that you never grow up. We men are just still teenagers...and always will be.....
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Some men are like a cheap red wine, they immature with age.

I include myself in that, i`m 43 and still a kid at heart..........:D
 
fracster said:
Some men are like a cheap red wine, they immature with age.

I include myself in that, i`m 43 and still a kid at heart..........:D
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No doubt that will be me. But more whisky than wine :p
 
Stuff em all mate. You do what you want and don`t give a damn what others think about you....within reason of course..;)....this ain`t no dress rehearsal,so make the most of it.........:thumbs:
 
Meh. I completley agree.
Someone is having a go at me on msn aboutit all now

***** em all tbh
 
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