What type of school did you go to?

[jayboy]

I went to top public school in the UK. Conditions were worse than a prison and I hated everything about it. I learned absolutely nothing. I dropped out at 17 and travelled around the continent where my education began. I learned to speak another four languages fluently, two of which landed me very good jobs. I consider my public school education. A complete waste of money and time.

Can you share with us which top public school you attended?

[jayboy]

I went to top public school in the UK. Conditions were worse than a prison and I hated everything about it. I learned absolutely nothing. I dropped out at 17 and travelled around the continent where my education began. I learned to speak another four languages fluently, two of which landed me very good jobs. I consider my public school education. A complete waste of money and time.

Can you share with us which top public school you attended?

[jayboy]

I went to top public school in the UK. Conditions were worse than a prison and I hated everything about it. I learned absolutely nothing. I dropped out at 17 and travelled around the continent where my education began. I learned to speak another four languages fluently, two of which landed me very good jobs. I consider my public school education. A complete waste of money and time.

Can you share with us which top public school you attended?

[StreetCowboy]

On 3/15/2017 at 0:54 PM, transam said:

I had a free bus pass to get to school.......

I can't believe you were a pensioner when you went to school.

Have you always been old?

 

SC

[bannork]

20 hours ago, StreetCowboy said:

I can't believe you were a pensioner when you went to school.

Have you always been old?

 

SC

Aren't they called adult learners?

I went to the same school as the famous shirt lifter Stephen Fry. Apart from shirts, he lifted our lovely matron's purse whilst we were watching football on her TV, the cad.

[Andrew Dwyer]

Aren't they called adult learners?
I went to the same school as the famous shirt lifter Stephen Fry. Apart from shirts, he lifted our lovely matron's purse whilst we were watching football on her TV, the cad.

I remember reading his autobiography, didn't he have a big addiction to sweets and got expelled for stealing from the " tuck shop " ?

"Tuck shop" just reminded me of reading Bily Bunter as a kid !!

Wonder what the modern day equivalent of the " tuck shop" is ?

[Kwasaki]

14 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Wonder what the modern day equivalent of the " tuck shop" is ?

7-11 to Thai kids. 

[marko kok prong]

Eton,followed by Borstal.

[Crossy]

An off-topic flame has been removed, post it again for a bonus holiday.

[sharktooth]

School in working class Central belt Scotland. Fights every single day, the belt every second day... can't remember what happened on the thirds as I was busy dodging the kids jumping out of classroom windows.

[grollies]

9 minutes ago, sharktooth said:

School in working class Central belt Scotland. Fights every single day, the belt every second day... can't remember what happened on the thirds as I was busy dodging the kids jumping out of classroom windows.

Puff

[sharktooth]

15 minutes ago, grollies said:

Puff

The magic dragon?

[grollies]

9 minutes ago, sharktooth said:

The magic dragon?

Only kidding mate.

[fusion58]