New Plan For Primary School English Lessons

[BO-SENSEI]

My friend in the Eikaiwa business, which is threatening to collapse, is not happy about the new English in the elementary schools. Because the mothers who think that now that they are teaching English in elementary school they won't have to spend the extra money to send their kids to an eikaiwa. Also my buddies in the municipals are not happy because they are strected across so many elementary and junior high schools that they only see one class about once a month. So in the end, everyone is fucked.

[james]

Hey, bad example. colouring books have always been difficult. They got those damn lines that you got to keep the crayon inside of. Never could get the hang of that.....

they had colour when you were a kid?

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

[quote="james"]they had colour when you were a kid? ]
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[Greji]

Quote:
Originally Posted by james
they had colour when you were a kid?

What the hell are you laughing at Hair. Everybody in my high school had to study colours in their 3rd year, mixing it with water and rubbing it on paper. Those that didn't drink it, got a passing grade. It was fun pissing blue, green and purple for a couple of days.

See I was edumacated. I bet you thought I come from the backwoods or the bush or somepun....

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

What the hell are you laughing at Hair. Everybody in my high school had to study colours in their 3rd year, mixing it with water and rubbing it on paper. Those that didn't drink it, got a passing grade. It was fun pissing blue, green and purple for a couple of days.

See I was edumacated. I bet you thought I come from the backwoods or the bush or somepun....

Hmmm...it may have only been my warped mind at work, but I thought he meant "color" as in difference between "color" (now) and "B&W" (way, way, way back in the olden days).

[Greji]

Hmmm...it may have only been my warped mind at work, but I thought he meant "color" as in difference between "color" (now) and "B&W" (way, way, way back in the olden days).

He didn't mean that stuff we mixed up and smeared on our faces with our fingers?

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

He didn't mean that stuff we mixed up and smeared on our faces with our fingers?

You mean feces?

[Greji]

You mean feces?

Well, we all have our hobbies......

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

Well, we all have our hobbies......

...or habits....

[Greji]

...or habits....

Not me. I ain't never done a nun....

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

Not me. I ain't never done a nun....

One of the advantages of being a Mick...
(Of course, there is also the disadvantage <especially if you've been an altar boy> of the existence of priests.... )

[Greji]

One of the advantages of being a Mick...
(Of course, there is also the disadvantage <especially if you've been an altar boy> of the existence of priests.... )

I see what you're saying. I did hear that in a couple of parishes they were changing the name from confession to concession....

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

I see what you're saying. I did hear that in a couple of parishes they were changing the name from confession to concession....

It wouldn't surprise me. I was so gullible I believed the priest when he told me he was giving me the Bone of Christ.