Peacehaven Wild Kids
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[Misc] Things you did as kid that don’t seem popular any more
- Thread starter POSKETT AT THE VALLEY
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Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
sniffing glue & inhaling gas
making camps in the woods
my personal favourite was getting a stick and crush down the stems making trails through the farmers wheat or Barley field, then getting chased by the farmer obviously, stupid really because.
One night the babysitter arrived with her boyfriend the farmers eldest son who patrolled the field and occasionally did the mowing or whatever, there was an awkward silence and he actually said nothing in front of my parents, but explained he was a kid once, but it costs his dad a fortune. I never did it again, but still miss it.
making camps in the woods
my personal favourite was getting a stick and crush down the stems making trails through the farmers wheat or Barley field, then getting chased by the farmer obviously, stupid really because.
One night the babysitter arrived with her boyfriend the farmers eldest son who patrolled the field and occasionally did the mowing or whatever, there was an awkward silence and he actually said nothing in front of my parents, but explained he was a kid once, but it costs his dad a fortune. I never did it again, but still miss it.
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Looking back I have a few concerns that one of my PE teachers did indeed wish to 'get involved'.
Definitely just you...Catching pigeons,keeping them in your dad's shed then getting a clip round the ear when your dad finds his best hand wind drill with bird shit all over it.
Granted this may have been just me
And the obligatory jam doughnut and mug of tea with the oppo after the footie matches
the larks
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Collecting tadpoles ??
Growing up In Oz in 70s, our primary school would have clean up days down the local creek pulling all sorts of crap out of it. PPE, nah
Growing up In Oz in 70s, our primary school would have clean up days down the local creek pulling all sorts of crap out of it. PPE, nah
You can pin them to noticeboards.
We couldn't afford a notice board
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
We had an old nonce of a PE teacher who insisted on shower patrols
- Mar 23, 2023
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I would take all the cushions off the sofa and lay them on the floor then jump from one to the other.
Also, waiting for video games to load, those tapes and disks took fooooooooreva
Also, waiting for video games to load, those tapes and disks took fooooooooreva
Miximate
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Saturday morning pictures at the Astoria cinema!
ROSM
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My 1st junior membership was £15. Handbook, all john player league games on a sunday afternoon, gillette cup games in sunmer hols for a small additional fee if quarters or semis (b&h was usually pre the summer hols but would get down there after school) and same for the 3 day county championship.
Such a great memory
POSKETT AT THE VALLEY
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Mr Kennedy?We had an old nonce of a PE teacher who insisted on shower patrols
marcos3263
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Kiss chase. I remember being both shy and stupid - I was the fastest runner by a distance so the girls could never catch me and I thought I had won! - when it was my turn to catch I used to get the girls and hold them for another boy to catch up.
I think girls terrified me until I was about 16
I think girls terrified me until I was about 16
- Apr 5, 2014
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Gillette- so that's before mine then. Maybe mine was a little more. Yes, bundles of cricket. Joyful times.
AstroSloth
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- Dec 29, 2020
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Yeah tbf I was looking at a Sunday IMAX showing but still ridiculous.
And there was me thinking this thread wouldn't get past two pages...well done, OP
scooter1
How soon is now?
Worryingly, I think a lot of us may have had one of these teachers...We had an old nonce of a PE teacher who insisted on shower patrols
ROSM
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Actually think it was natwest by then