Re: Mosque teacher
 

To me its no surprise that we have far more unruly behavior now that when I was in my youth, in those days, if you did wrong at school you paid the price, be it the cane slipper ruler across the knuckles blackboard dust round your ears. Today kids can do just what they want in class have little or no respect for authority of any kind, because some bleeding heart liberal told them they have rights, in my day you had to earn that right, never did me much harm nor I would think a lot more people from my generation

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Mummy sends every little darling to school with a mobile nowadays.

Pre-pogrammed with Child Line, and Compo-4-U on speed dial.

In case someone subjects them to cruelty, by 'looking at them funny', or any other similar horrific abuse.

:rolleyes:

Re: Mosque teacher
 

Ya don't you hit our little Jimmy he's a good little boy;) he's only kicked the teacher four times this month and only swears a dozen times in each lesson these days

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Should have gone to St Christopher's when I did. Everyone remembers Mr Booth's shoe

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we used to get cracked on the back of the head with a metre ruler, i dont think she was actually allowed to it, it was about 20 years ago.

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I never got hit at school as I am only a young un!! :D :D (John dont you say anything!!)

I dont disagree with it though, kids in class now get away with loads as they know they can wind the teacher up so much verbally and then get sent out of class with no real punishment.

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Don't know what your on about:idunno::idunno: :D

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Far as i'm concerned the guy should never have been in that position, another legacy of the do-gooding gets that have helped balls society up.:rolleyes:

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Disgusting I calls it. Soddin' immigrants coming over here with their alien ideas like disciplining children and keeping order in the classroom. It's about time he fell into line with British culture - we let our kids do what they want!