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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-11499872

wtf??

Also, bbc no good at grammar?

The husband of a dinner lady who was warned that allowing a child a biscuit could be seen as grooming said she has had a "horrendous two years".


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 1:25 pm
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So if somebody offers me a biscuit they are hitting on me ? OK then, that will make morning tea much much more interesting from now on.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 1:37 pm
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Oh, I thought this was going to be about how to keep my Ginger Snap looking its best.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 1:39 pm
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Local LA needs to sort out the ****ing dinner lady who dragged my 10 year old across the dining hall last week. I'd dance for ****ing joy if she'd given him a biscuit instead.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 1:40 pm
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agh! what kind of filling is that for a brandy snap!


 
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Local LA needs to sort out the * dinner lady who dragged my 10 year old across the dining hall last week. I'd dance for * joy if she'd given him a biscuit instead.

I once got clouted by my D&R teacher, I went home and complained to my mother and she said I probably deserved it. Did me no harm. Panic not.


 
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Local LA needs to sort out the * dinner lady who dragged my 10 year old across the dining hall last week. I'd dance for * joy if she'd given him a biscuit instead.

I once got clouted by my D&R teacher, I went home and complained to my mother and she said I probably deserved it. Did me no harm. Panic not.

He's 10, and the school has let a bullying situation drag on for a whole school year - already has done him harm, panic justified.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 2:05 pm
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D&R?


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 2:07 pm
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[i]He's 10, and the school has let a bullying situation drag on for a whole school year - already has done him harm, panic justified.
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So you're on the forum rather than the heads office?


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 2:33 pm
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D&R?

Design and realisation. No really.

already has done him harm

Then you better get in there and sort it out. Good luck.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 2:40 pm
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Ah, it's an age thing. There were no made-up subjects when I was at skool.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 2:41 pm
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We had "social studies" whatever that was. Possibly brainwashing, we studied Kibuttzes in Israel and the Apartheid Regime in South Africa.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 2:44 pm
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Ah, it's an age thing. There were no made-up subjects when I was at skool.

That was 20 years ago so it would appear made up subjects have been on the curriculum for some time.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 2:44 pm
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I've been out of school for longer than that 😀


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 2:51 pm
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Also, bbc no good at grammar?

So they neglected to bang two commas in. Big whoop.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 3:00 pm
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So they neglected to bang two commas in. Big whoop.

The sentence is fine as it is. Although it's longer than most people's attention span, I don't think that the sentence has any need for extra punctuation.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 5:14 pm
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[i]I don't think that the sentence has no need for extra punctuation. [/i]

thanks for clarifying.

[Edit] I hate the edit button sometimes 😉


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 5:15 pm
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she in turn asked a colleague to give one to the child.

Her husband said the school warned her that this could be seen as grooming.

I can see the logic there.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 5:25 pm
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I hate the edit button sometimes

I am eternally grateful for it.


 
Posted : 08/10/2010 5:32 pm