[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

ive decided i am actually living in dog years which makes me bout 154. ive started having to have naps after meals (really bad idea at work) an moaning about the youth of today. i actually caught myself shaking my head today at a youngster jumping on the train.....

is there any hope?

[timb]

tunnels usually deal with anyone jumping on a train

[Mcqueen_]

Adam Lifecycle Watch Current Status: Bizzare

HaHa Nice Sig Gaspode. He might take offence at that and move on to the next part of the cycle, taking offence at everything...

[Adam]

Nah I won't take offence - run off now Nicholas and do your revision. Don't want you failing now, do we?

[Sidders]

I often find myself shaking my head at youths. It's a very scary sign.

[Ickle Angel]

I often find myself shaking my head at youths. It's a very scary sign.

And me. I do it all the time

[Bridgie]

im only 17 and me and mates moan about younger people in our school.

theyre so * checky, little *

[Sam]

I think everyone does that as they move up school. "Bloody cheeky bastards, I wouldn't have said that to a sixth former when I was in year 7."

[Bridgie]

thats exactly it

[Stephen.]

Exactly. Kids these days have no respect for 6th formers! When I was in year 9 (that's where my school starts) we wouldn't have dared even speak to a 6th former let alone do the stuff they do now! Terrible!

[Bridgie]

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[Stephen.]

EXAMPLE 2: They're classic these ones... My mate was wearing a Greenday hoodie, nothing else musicy, and to our suprise (not) up came a year 9 shit and said...

"Excuse me... Have you goth the time"

Genious

[Funky Drummer]

yeah, don't worry bout it mr dog, me and my friends at school the past year ALWAYS did what everyone else has said - complaining about 1st, 2nd and 3rd years, saying that they're so disrespectful and cheeky, etc, etc.

Also when you see them hanging around street corners in the evening trying to get their hands on some alcohol we go on about how "immature and lame" they are.

All part of life

[Sidders]

I'm sure kids are getting worse though. Is it just me? I never used to be as naughty as kids are these days, I wouldn't have dared.

[Funky Drummer]

Yeah, at school I always used to think the 6th years looked like adults and I would NEVER have considered being rude or cheeky to them. This year, though, I felt really small as a Sixth year and all the 1st years were really cheeky!

[Chief Erf]

The sixth formers are usually cool here, its just the idiot youngsters.

[Funky Drummer]

I think for us it was cos we were quite a laid back sixth year, we were all really friendly and did all these different thing with the younger pupils like supervising social areas, team leaders for sports day-type things, etc, etc

[Mcqueen_]

I don't think a Yr7 would dare be cheeky or even talk to a Yr11 at my school.

[Adam]

What would happen? Are they tough as * in Barnsley then?

[Morals]

God, you lot talking about school is making me feel so old..... I left school about 10 years ago....

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[Jonny Hoare]

the kids of today eh

[Mcqueen_]

What would happen? Are they tough as * in Barnsley then?

Seen as it doesn't happen i wouldnt know what would happen. There's another school next to ours with the fields joining so there's more trouble between the two schools rather than trouble with the little Y7 shits.

[Jonny Hoare]

twerent like it in my day

[Morals]

When I were a lad you could get sixteen blackjacks for 'a'penny, and leave yer front door open all day while you went down to the shops. O'course, you didn;t have all them whippersnappers trying to push on't bus in my day, they'd have got the belt when they got 'ome if they'd ever done that.....

[Adam]

god ur making yourself sound really old. how old are you? older than eddie?