Cork students gotta bring in their own loo-roll :D

the_syco

http://www.rte.ie/news/2009/1006/education.html

Pupils at a national school in Co Cork have been asked to provide their own toilet paper to help off-set costs.

A sign of how sh|t it is to be in school, wha' wha'?

Cupcake_Crisis

I used to have to do that when i was a nipper! I dont see the big deal!!

chopperbyrne

We used to do that too.

Corkfeen

Do you have to use your school books if you've forgotten your roll?

K-Ren

'' Roll call! ''

Futurism

That's nothing. I had to walk 15 miles barefoot in the snow to wipe my arse. Had to carry the manky toilet paper back with me to flush it.

Flying Abruptly

Newspaper FTW

3hn2givr7mx1sc

I never will and never have taken a shít in school.

_ZeeK_

primary school children?

at that age, toilet paper is optional.

admiralofthefleet

caaark forum is that way

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sky88

i didnt use the toilets in my schools cause they were disgusting

Corkfeen

sky88 wrote: »

i didnt use the toilets in my schools cause they were disgusting

What did you do if you really had to go? Bushes?

11811

Flying Abruptly wrote: »

Newspaper FTW

Nah, Arts Degree FTW.

Elliemental

I`d have been way too embarrassed to carry around my own loo roll, it was unlady like to admit to doing that kind of thing. But then, the toilets at my school were used only for illicit smoking, and a place for the slappers to get laid in (I guess they had to bring their own condoms).

Dankoozy

Elliemental wrote: »

I`d have been way too embarrassed to carry around my own loo roll, it was unlady like to admit to doing that kind of thing. But then, the toilets at my school were used only for illicit smoking, and a place for the slappers to get laid in (I guess they had to bring their own condoms).

nah they used the clingfilm from their ham & coleslaw roll

quebec

kinda makes sense.

in my old school, someone or some people used to go around at little break and throw all the toilet paper down the loo, blocking every one. Or else throw loads of spit balls with. Made absolutely no sense and was the biggest hassle for the cleaners every night. w@nkers

994

My primary school had no soap and no hot water. It was like the Middle Ages.

Shryke

994 wrote: »

My primary school had no soap and no hot water. It was like the Middle Ages.

I'm sure the teachers jax did.
I seem to have memories of a lot of wet toilet paper sticking to the cieling of the lads toilets.

Run_to_da_hills

baz2009 wrote: »

I never will and never have taken a shít in school.

You obviously never sat for any exams.

civis_liberalis

I was surprised that this thread had nothing to do with college students robbing all the toilet rolls in the college bathrooms.

netwhizkid

Was watching the news this evening with my parents and the reacted to this: "What are they talking about?, We used to have to take a bag of turf to school once a week and the teacher used to only heat her arse by the fire out of it" I laughed!

CCCP^

**** sake, I was going to Primary in the late 80s and early 90s and atleast we had ****ing loo-roll, it was never this bad.

4zn76tysfajdxp

Angelica Nice Arrow wrote: »

I never will and never have taken a shít in school.

Agreed. I never did throughout Primary and Secondary school. Builds character.

Rowley Birkin QC

Futurism wrote: »

That's nothing. I had to walk 15 miles barefoot in the snow to wipe my arse. Had to carry the manky toilet paper back with me to flush it.

You think that's bad, I had to get up in the morning at ten o'clock at night half an hour before I went to bed, drink a cup of sulphuric acid, work twenty-nine hours a day down mill, and pay mill owner for permission to come to work, and when we got home, our Dad and our mother would kill us and dance about on our graves singing Hallelujah.

Cupcake_Crisis

Dankoozy wrote: »

nah they used the clingfilm from their ham & coleslaw roll

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. They were just doing their bit for the planet. We could all learn a lesson from them!

The_B_Man

Dankoozy wrote: »

nah they used the clingfilm from their ham & coleslaw roll

Did they have to provide their own coleslaw?

itsallaboutheL

CCCP^ wrote: »

**** sake, I was going to Primary in the late 80s and early 90s and atleast we had ****ing loo-roll, it was never this bad.

sheeet, i was just about to call you an old bastard when i realised i went to primary school in the early 90s too......... dear god what have i done with my youth?

3hn2givr7mx1sc

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

You obviously never sat for any exams.

Brought tablets to stop me.:o
But that was the Junior Cert. I find it funny that I was nervous about the JC now.:D
But the Leaving will be a different story altogether.:(