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Hmm, I wonder if it has anything to do with this:

Some drunk guy wrote: OMG i just got oin now and i have had way to much to drnk LOL the pub was ace but it aws putll of push peope so we kapet acting all common and it was reall funy LOL had a good night thanks for the bday wishes all!!

grammar fail

As compulsory history studies in secondary school, over three years, we started with ancient greece, then the romans (paying particular note to Adrian's wall, then the celts and saxons. I cant remember much more of yr 7, or "E1" for my school, so on to year 8 "E2". Here we did elizabethan and such eras, little bit of medieval (some of it was done in the last year. This year we looked at Victorian era, industrial revolution and more recently WW1, WW2 and now the cold war a little bit.

Reliant121 wrote:paying particular note to Adrian's wall

Particular note, indeed. Is that particular structure anywhere near "Hadrian's Wall?"

Mikey wrote:

Reliant121 wrote:paying particular note to Adrian's wall

Particular note, indeed. Is that particular structure anywhere near "Hadrian's Wall?"

¬.¬ Shows you how well Mr. Winkles taught. I'm not really with it tonight.

Reliant121 wrote:...Mr. Winkles...

Dude, seriously? Sounds like some old lady's miniature poodle.

He's 5ft 7, strangely british and actually, so festidious and fussy that he has stereotypical gay plastered all over him. yet he's married. I have mr. Butterworth now. Much better

Leonard Nimoy was on the Today show and Ann Curry hugged him! I am so freaking jealous.

Reliant121 wrote:He's 5ft 7, strangely british and actually, so festidious and fussy that he has stereotypical gay plastered all over him. yet he's married. I have mr. Butterworth now. Much better

Mr. Butterworth Now I want pancakes.

Reliant121 wrote:strangely british

Why is is strange that your teacher, in England, is British?

Reliant121 wrote:Mr. Winkles

Reliant121 wrote:mr. Butterworth

Dude, this is like an American parody of British names.

BTW Reliant, you're near East Anglia, right? I was just re-reading a book I have about cryptozoology, and figured I'd ask you if you ever saw Black Shuck.

By British I mean, very well spoken, tea swilling and quite polite. A rare thing in modern england.

And not strictly. I was born in East anglia, but I dont really know it. I'm a true southerner and everything else is north to me. A lot of people wont like that. Notherners especially.

Gotcha. I was just reading, like I said, that Black Shuck - a locally famous "black dog" or barghest - had his most famous appearances in Bungay and Blythburgh and still is claimed to haunt the area as well as between West Runton and Overstrand (I don't know where those last two places are.)

Royal_Foxx wrote:Leonard Nimoy was on the Today show and Ann Curry hugged him! I am so freaking jealous.

Of Ann Curry right?

I got my mail order in yesterday:
My Lego Death Star...
http://www.electricpig.co.uk/wp-content ... h-star.jpg

Praeothmin wrote:

Royal_Foxx wrote:Leonard Nimoy was on the Today show and Ann Curry hugged him! I am so freaking jealous.

Of Ann Curry right?

Yes.

I would not pass up a chance to snog Spook.

Snog???? Does that mean what I THINK that means?

I think you do, IF it's what I think it means, which could be weird.
I'm going to see the new movie TONIGHT,. I'm so excited.