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Remember when you were a kid, and you did something daring :shock:
and your parents said do that again and...............
Well did that threat make you more determined or frighten you off....were you the one that gave in to that bowl of choc-chip -ice-cream, or did you sit there calmly watching it slowly melt in order to prove a point 8)
Go on how tough were ya!
Well
I did climb trees a lot as a child and wore knitted sort of tights (green ones) :shock: redface . One day I got tangled in this big tree - my tights got caught and I was left dangling and stuck and my dad had to get me out :cry: :cry: . I was told "never do that again" - lol :lol: Now I listened and to be honest I wish I hadnt as I stopped being quite as daring ..........
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Nice one Mr.
i think i've always been anti authority from the day i was born, the more i'm 'TOLD' not to do something, the more i'll do it. and you know what, the older i get the more i realise it's the only way to be :thumbup:
Nil illegitimi carborundum
and before some sad git points it out, i know the above quote is a misnomer rolleyes
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Nice one Mr.
i think i've always been anti authority from the day i was born, the more i'm 'TOLD' not to do something, the more i'll do it. and you know what, the older i get the more i realise it's the only way to be :thumbup:
Nil illegitimi carborundum
and before some sad git points it out, i know the above quote is a misnomer rolleyes

You have a real thing for these illegitimate cardboard babies dontcha Pete?
I think you'll find most people here are at least a little rebellious. Swinging isn't exactly the "done" thing is it?
I can't remember what I did wrong many many years ago (probably wasn't very daring though) but I was sent to bed early so I couldnt watch Top of the Pops :cry:
Anyway as TOTP was about to start my dad came in and said I could get up and watch it .................would I get up and watch it?? Would I hell mad
But all these years later I still remember being so stubborn and missing TOTP
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I did climb trees a lot as a child and wore knitted sort of tights (green ones) :shock: redface . One day I got tangled in this big tree - my tights got caught and I was left dangling and stuck and my dad had to get me out :cry: :cry: . I was told "never do that again" - lol :lol: Now I listened and to be honest I wish I hadnt as I stopped being quite as daring ..........

Corrie - didnt you wear these recently
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fell pregnant at 15, refused to marry the father parents and everyone else claimed i had ruined my life would never get an education or a job would never get a boyfriend etc etc rolleyes :roll:
great gsce grades, 27 nvq's later, an award for dedication and commitment to study, a 5 year relationship under my belt, a nice house and a happy son i keep prooving them wrong
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fell pregnant at 15, refused to marry the father parents and everyone else claimed i had ruined my life would never get an education or a job would never get a boyfriend etc etc rolleyes :roll:
great gsce grades, 27 nvq's later, an award for dedication and commitment to study, a 5 year relationship under my belt, a nice house and a happy son i keep prooving them wrong

worship you are an inspiration, xxx
Quote by X_fanny_x
fell pregnant at 15, refused to marry the father parents and everyone else claimed i had ruined my life would never get an education or a job would never get a boyfriend etc etc rolleyes :roll:
great gsce grades, 27 nvq's later, an award for dedication and commitment to study, a 5 year relationship under my belt, a nice house and a happy son i keep prooving them wrong

Well done :thumbup:
But 27 nvq's?????
You sound almost as indecisive as me lol
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fell pregnant at 15, refused to marry the father parents and everyone else claimed i had ruined my life would never get an education or a job would never get a boyfriend etc etc rolleyes :roll:
great gsce grades, 27 nvq's later, an award for dedication and commitment to study, a 5 year relationship under my belt, a nice house and a happy son i keep prooving them wrong

Well done :thumbup:
But 27 nvq's?????
You sound almost as indecisive as me lol
Thank you cherrytree kiss
and Thankyou wenchy yes i just kept getting more and more, i didnt want to leave college until the son was in full time school i managed loads in the 4 years then carried on with night classes after i started work, The main qualifications are in catering and management but the rest i got are for keeping my options open wink
For the first time in 10 years my mam said she was proud of me at christmas. It kinda put the icing on the cake redface
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Theres an NVQ in keeping your options open? I want one lol
Good for you Tan :thumbup:
It reminds me of when I was on an Access to HE course a few years ago. I called into a local Adult Ed office for something unrelated.
It was recruitment time, and the place was completely emblazoned with the new posters, prospectuses(?) leaflets etc. On the front cover of everything was a pic of a girl I was friendly with from my course. I mentioned to the person I was with that ".....it was like a shrine to *******" jokingly.
The counter staff heard me, and started going off on one- being incredibly snotty- and one of them said " I don't know what she has to do with education, apparently, she's a waitress!"
I let rip with both barrels- pointing out that yes, she was a waitress. She was also a single mum, doing a full time college course and a G.C.S.E in the evenings in the hope of better prospects for herself and her three year old.
The bolshy old cow shut up :!:
Quote by winchwench
It reminds me of when I was on an Access to HE course a few years ago. I called into a local Adult Ed office for something unrelated.
It was recruitment time, and the place was completely emblazoned with the new posters, prospectuses(?) leaflets etc. On the front cover of everything was a pic of a girl I was friendly with from my course. I mentioned to the person I was with that ".....it was like a shrine to *******" jokingly.
The counter staff heard me, and started going off on one- being incredibly snotty- and one of them said " I don't know what she has to do with education, apparently, she's a waitress!"
I let rip with both barrels- pointing out that yes, she was a waitress. She was also a single mum, doing a full time college course and a G.C.S.E in the evenings in the hope of better prospects for herself and her three year old.
The bolshy old cow shut up :!:

Yup i remember my college tutor having the exact same arguement in my favour