What was you favourite school dinner?
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Cowboy Hotpot for me.
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Was never really a schools dinner boy, I always had a packed lunch with me
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Yeah me too, was a treat to have a hot dinner.hang the dj wrote:Was never really a schools dinner boy, I always had a packed lunch with me
Though not so common when I was younger, kids in a single parent family always got theirs free.
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Posh cunt!D & B wrote:Cowboy Hotpot for me.
No school dinners here always had a packed lunch.
One year I got a bike for my birthday. So I went peddling off down the road and knocked an old lady down.
'Can't you ring your bell?' She said. 'I can ring my bell,' I said 'But I can't ride my bike'
'Can't you ring your bell?' She said. 'I can ring my bell,' I said 'But I can't ride my bike'
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Who let that cunt in here?Bluerat wrote:Guessed somicko wrote:PotatoD & B wrote:Cowboy Hotpot for me.
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Yes I remember the "free dinner kids"D & B wrote:Yeah me too, was a treat to have a hot dinner.hang the dj wrote:Was never really a schools dinner boy, I always had a packed lunch with me
Though not so common when I was younger, kids in a single parent family always got theirs free.
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Most of them had a two rich step parents, one living with them but were still able to claim free dinners.hang the dj wrote:Yes I remember the "free dinner kids"D & B wrote:Yeah me too, was a treat to have a hot dinner.hang the dj wrote:Was never really a schools dinner boy, I always had a packed lunch with me
Though not so common when I was younger, kids in a single parent family always got theirs free.
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D & B wrote:Who let that cunt in here?Bluerat wrote:Guessed somicko wrote:PotatoD & B wrote:Cowboy Hotpot for me.


One year I got a bike for my birthday. So I went peddling off down the road and knocked an old lady down.
'Can't you ring your bell?' She said. 'I can ring my bell,' I said 'But I can't ride my bike'
'Can't you ring your bell?' She said. 'I can ring my bell,' I said 'But I can't ride my bike'
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same here............I remember the poor kids being offered some scabby looking biscuits and milk, even those poor and starving turned that downmicko wrote:Posh cunt!D & B wrote:Cowboy Hotpot for me.
No school dinners here always had a packed lunch.
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Took money for school lunches but spent it on cigs. A guy in an ice-cream van used to sell them dirt cheap hid in brown bags. He was my hero for a short time.
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Them's were the days. Our school made us buy vouchers but they were so easy to forge.............gazman wrote:Took money for school lunches but spent it on cigs. A guy in an ice-cream van used to sell them dirt cheap hid in brown bags. He was my hero for a short time.
When you actually feel anger over a place like this it's time to get a life
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M H wrote:Them's were the days. Our school made us buy vouchers but they were so easy to forge.............gazman wrote:Took money for school lunches but spent it on cigs. A guy in an ice-cream van used to sell them dirt cheap hid in brown bags. He was my hero for a short time.
I remember starting the last year of primary school and uniforms were introduced for the first time.....my parents and many others told the school to basically fuck off, that they were not buying uniforms for the sake of one year.
Money was tight back then in the 70s in ireland, with one third of the country emigrating.
You could buy loose cigarettes, and half pints were not just for women anymore
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I was working on the paraffin and in a butcher shop when I was at school, earning more than my big brother who was an apprentice. At that time 20 number 6 was about 30p and I'd sell fags in the playground for 5p each.
Business is business
Business is business
When you actually feel anger over a place like this it's time to get a life
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M H wrote:I was working on the paraffin and in a butcher shop when I was at school, earning more than my big brother who was an apprentice. At that time 20 number 6 was about 30p and I'd sell fags in the playground for 5p each.
Business is business
I worked for a coalman, as a runner , knocking on doors, collecting money etc........remember the number 6 brand well,
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I blame the parentsM H wrote:I was working on the paraffin and in a butcher shop when I was at school, earning more than my big brother who was an apprentice. At that time 20 number 6 was about 30p and I'd sell fags in the playground for 5p each.
Business is business
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