Missing Teenagers

Missyelliot2

I work as a Primary School Teacher - and I have heard the children talking about friends who have gone missing for 2-3 days.

Some of the children think that those that survived the 2 nights as "legends"....I am cross, angry and do feel that if your child is under (12 -small)....there is no reason for that child to be out alone

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Are under 12s teenagers?

Missyelliot2

Randy Raspy Greenery wrote: »

Are under 12s teenagers?

? no idea what you mean.
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o1s1n

Your thread title references 'missing teenagers' but then your post speaks about under 12s.

Stephen15

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

? no idea what you mean.
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Primary school kids are all under 12.

Fr_Dougal

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

I work as a Primary School Teacher - and I have heard the children talking about friends who have gone missing for 2-3 days.

Some of the children think that those that survived the 2 nights as "legends"....I am cross, angry and do feel that if your child is under (12 -small)....there is no reason for that child to be out alone

Cross and angry?

Shit. Got. Real.

pjohnson

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

? no idea what you mean.
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They aren't Lurch this isn't how to summon them.

ahnowbrowncow

The weekly news seems to be full of these kids that go missing, apparently the majority of them purposely do it to try make the national news and then receive kudos amongst their peers.

But authorities have to take each case very seriously just in case it's another Cameron or Ana tragedy.

Missyelliot2

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Cross and angry?

Shit. Got. Real.

Neither Cross or angry.......Our Motto is : Good Enough is GRAND

vicwatson

Randy Raspy Greenery wrote: »

Are under 12s teenagers?

They are when booking a Ryanair flight

Atlantic Dawn

Bonus points for those when you Google their name have been 'missing' a couple of times before in the last 12 months. I think 3 times in the last 8 months is the record.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

...I am cross, angry and do feel that if your child is under (12 -small)....there is no reason for that child to be out alone

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

Neither Cross or angry.......Our Motto is : Good Enough is GRAND

Now I'm totally confused. I need sleep. Night!

Nettle Soup

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

I work as a Primary School Teacher - and I have heard the children talking about friends who have gone missing for 2-3 days.

Some of the children think that those that survived the 2 nights as "legends"....I am cross, angry and do feel that if your child is under (12 -small)....there is no reason for that child to be out alone

Just a month to the hols Missy...you will make it, hang in there!

Junkyard Tom

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frag420

pjohnson wrote: »

They aren't Lurch this isn't how to summon them.

I find a bit of casual racism usually helps summon them...

Fighting Tao

Stephen15 wrote: »

Primary school kids are all under 12.

Not all!

Hammer89

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

I work as a Primary School Teacher - and I have heard the children talking about friends who have gone missing for 2-3 days.

Some of the children think that those that survived the 2 nights as "legends"....I am cross, angry and do feel that if your child is under (12 -small)....there is no reason for that child to be out alone

If a 12-year-old thinks their friend is missing then that probably isn't the case. It might be made up entirely by them, exaggerated, or the friend just told them that they stayed out for three nights straight. I doubt this is a genuinely common trend among Irish children.

Missyelliot2

Nettle Soup wrote: »

Just a month to the hols Missy...you will make it, hang in there!

Missyelliot2

Hammer89 wrote: »

If a 12-year-old thinks their friend is missing then that probably isn't the case. It might be made up entirely by them, exaggerated, or the friend just told them that they stayed out for three nights straight. I doubt this is a genuinely common trend among Irish children.

and yeah......:rolleyes:

Missyelliot2

Hammer89 wrote: »

If a 12-year-old thinks their friend is missing then that probably isn't the case. It might be made up entirely by them, exaggerated, or the friend just told them that they stayed out for three nights straight. I doubt this is a genuinely common trend among Irish children.

wow!..... as a primary teacher, I hear this every day!

Gravelly

pjohnson wrote: »

They aren't Lurch this isn't how to summon them.

I've a feeling some practically are.

Hammer89

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

wow!..... as a primary teacher, I hear this every day!

Great but if your source is children then it shouldn't be treated as gospel.

Missyelliot2

Good luck folks!


Being less anal might endear ye ......horrible site

Fighting Tao

Hammer89 wrote: »

Great but if your source is children then it shouldn't be treated as gospel.

And if your source is the gospel it shouldn’t be treated as truth :pac:

Gravelly

Missyelliot2 wrote: »

Good luck folks!


Being less anal might endear ye ......horrible site

Is that a homophobic slur?

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Your Face

If I was the OPs pupil, Id go missing too.

browner85

Your Face wrote: »

If I was the OPs pupil, Id go missing too.

Why?

Baron Kurtz

browner85 wrote: »

Why?

We're still awaiting a coherent sentence from Teech. I'd imagine the kids were too.