The Trouble with girls!

Jonny ///M said:
Lovely Hillhouse aye. Half the people from my year I can see staggering around the avon/comely bank direction or even john lindsay(if you know that name) robbing my uncles house!
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Don't know the name? Same situation though, I've had it pretty much worse than most of the chaps I went to school with yet they all turned out wasters, I've seen 3 of the girls from my year pushing prams/pregnant, too.
 
shifty_uk said:
Don't know the name? Same situation though, I've had it pretty much worse than most of the chaps I went to school with yet they all turned out wasters, I've seen 3 of the girls from my year pushing prams/pregnant, too.
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Yup and I bet they can be found at either A.The job centre or B.The palace(had the misfortune of having to go on Saturday).

I grew up having to get up and put myself out to school as my dad worked 12 hours night/day shifts all the time and my mum worked long hours in crappy minimum wage jobs(kwik save,99p shop and argos to name a few). It's just too easy to drop out when the 'Guidance' teacher recommends you leave and go to college when your doing your options in 4th year(iirc?) I did pretty average at school and I can see how some teachers see some kids as too far gone - It's shocking but I know a few teachers who put up with that sort of thing.
 
<Stacey> That bit 'ere is my attendance, here, and how much is my attendance altogether, Becky?
<Becki> Thirty-seven percent.
<Stacey> My attendance altogether out of a hundred is thirty-seven percent... Basically, 'alf the time I'm not in school. [laughs]

It shows! :p
 
Just watching this on iPlayer now. I'm raging so hard at this girl moaning about moving above a shop when she pays nothing towards the bills :mad:
 
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