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I notice Mansh dumped the last horrid one on you; here's another. It's from the Tutenkhamun Rissole boy whose entry I was recently banging on about.
We had dozens of paedo teachers at our all-boys' school. The most celebrated was Mr Carbines, a maths teacher whose soft tread behind your chair in class you learned to dread, as it usually heralded a warm, sly hand insinuating itself down inside your shirt, around a nipple and tweaking HARD. Naturally, Mr Carbines also supervised sport after school. One afternoon he came rushing into the shower room, where slim little snowy-haired John Doig was soaping himself. Grabbed the boy, picked him up in his arms, ran out onto the football field cackling like a maniac, and proceeded to roll wet, naked John around on the ground, covering him in dirt and grass. All this in full view of about a hundred boys and a handful of his fellow teachers. A sharp increase in the frequency of hostile acts perpetrated on John Doig can be traced to this event.
At my brother's school, there was a boy from Singapore called Wee An Yew (the "An" is pronounced "on").
Curiously, no systematic persecution ever took place. Perhaps the name was widely interpreted as a threat.
Curiously, no systematic persecution ever took place. Perhaps the name was widely interpreted as a threat.
In a bid to stop me biting my nails, my parents bought me a jar of 'Stop 'n' Grow', a foul-tasting but invisible preparation to be forcibly painted on one's nails, thereby rendering them less attractive to the tooth.
One lunchtime I reasoned it would be a terrific wheeze to paint Stop 'n' Grow onto the ends of everybody's pens and pencils while they were out in the playground. My rookie mistake was to immediately tell a large handful of classmates - well, it wouldn't be any fun if I kept it to myself, would it? Loyal foot soldiers Christina Bradwell and Helen Schnitzler found out and grassed. Everybody was warned not to suck the ends of their pens, and I got my first ever strokes of the cane.
Still think it was a rock idea, though.
This entry gets in (despite its inexplicable submission under 'Welly Full of Water Fleas') because I was similarly forced to undergo the torture of the foul Stop 'n' Grow. The terror of the stuff will make you bite your nails to the quick - or not, of course. - Conor
One lunchtime I reasoned it would be a terrific wheeze to paint Stop 'n' Grow onto the ends of everybody's pens and pencils while they were out in the playground. My rookie mistake was to immediately tell a large handful of classmates - well, it wouldn't be any fun if I kept it to myself, would it? Loyal foot soldiers Christina Bradwell and Helen Schnitzler found out and grassed. Everybody was warned not to suck the ends of their pens, and I got my first ever strokes of the cane.
Still think it was a rock idea, though.
This entry gets in (despite its inexplicable submission under 'Welly Full of Water Fleas') because I was similarly forced to undergo the torture of the foul Stop 'n' Grow. The terror of the stuff will make you bite your nails to the quick - or not, of course. - Conor