Oh sweet jesus. What have you made me watch, Pocahontas? As soon as she started singing I had to pause it to let the wave of cringe wash over me.What a monstrosity of a pairremember they sung that song together from Aladdin? A Whole New World
Oh, the injustice ... no I think a direct quote from FriendsIt only lasted about 5 pages though!
I can’t even remember the Chandler thing now..another FOD spelling gaff?
Oh Jesus ...!
Stella Artois?Tiny beers that is hilarious!!!! The little stubby ones you get on the old booze cruise to Calais
Eew creepy. She was about 19 or 29 there?Tattlers, if you don't plan on watching all of it, at least watch this priceless part at 6:40 of episode 3 where she announces "unfortunately i've managed to get a crush on you which is a little bit embarrassing now!" and over-dramatically flounces back into the house. Absolute comedy
Ohh I used to have a pair of Cortez years and years ago!Me toooooo!
Vans girl right here
plus, a massive love for Nike Classic Cortez (like Forrest Gump / Steve from Stranger Things)
She wasn’t ... not that we know of, of course
KS1 and KS2 is pretty much the same.
I went to a Catholic primary and secondary school, and we covered a normal UK curriculum. The main difference at secondary school was that RE was a compulsory GSCE for us. My daughter has gone to the same schools I did, and they have covered the main world faiths in RE in primary school, and are doing it in more depth at secondary school.In the UK faith schools are largely renowned for having muuuuch better results, tbh particularly for STEM subjects which is where it a mainstream school falls short, it tends to fall short there? I have no doubt it’s likely self selecting as the student body is more closely aligned to a grammar or private as there are so many hoops to jump through to get in, plus the reputation attracts non Catholics pulling fast ones to get their kid into a better school. I’ve never heard a faith school in the UK described how you are though, if you don’t mind me asking what country is this?
I only went to a Catholic primary but despite growing up in a diverse area didn’t know there was anything other than Christians & Jews up until 11, and was absolutely terrified when I got to a normal secondary and people were discussing not believing in anything at all (or worse the goths in the older years). Our history lessons skewed quite... local? Like a lot of Victorian & war stuff cos the area was hit in the blitz and a lot of us lived in post war council houses tbh so it was nice. We even had evacuee children (obvs they were now really old) come in and we had a “picnic” with them where we were on their tables and could ask them anything, that was really special tbh - altho looking back probs quite bad they’re having to relive their trauma with kids asking them dumbshit questions like did you miss ur mum thoBut absolutely nothing on any other country apart from the Egyptians, and I wonder if that’s only cos of a school trip to the British Museum? Weirdly nothing on the ~international~ reach of Catholicism or even Ireland where a lot of us were from / only round the corner really?!
Tbh for reference my impending daughter will be most likely to go through a Catholic education so by no means poo pooing it, just am aware going into it that there will have to be a lot of additional knowledge it’s our responsibility as parents to teach her outside of school hours? But the same could be said for any school really, especially for social issues
I was thinking the same RE GlenFFS I’m always on the wrong thread at the wrong time! Just catching up and “oh”!!!!!!! Reckon the ODs will be raging at Cliquey spilling the tea. Mind you, and this could be as my mind is racing, could Cliquey be Glen back again? It’s all too much for me!
It was an international women’s day post sponsored by AXA
You're using themI’m still rooting for you...
Completely off topic btw. But can anyone tell this old dear what this emoji means?
Nothing wrong with that. They’re fab quality and YOU PAID FOR THEM!I wish I was worthy of joining your selective group but I must confess: I just bought a pair of veja trainers
Couldn’t remember who mentioned earlier they had Veja trainers but are they actually comfy?? I’m aware they the insta mama trainer of choice but still like them.I’ve got a La Redoute rug. And Vejas. Now I think I’m a nobber
Aw, but yours is hilarious!Gone back through to see which one of mine got bumped.
@Pocahontas i can’t take credit for the Chandler Bong one...that the one that replaced mine. Mine was ‘Clemmie was right, Simon is a class A twat’
