Ghost Estate wrote: » One day in 6th class of primary school this fella was forced to drink a carton of sour milk. He had left it in the sun at break time and the teacher didn't like the idea of him just wasting it so she made him drink it despite it being well sour. It must have taken him about 2 hours to finish it but he did When i was really young i was forced to let some fella bite me that i was after having a fight with. there must have been others but i cant think of em right now. after primary school they were much more into following the policy, meetings with the board of management and social workers and that kind of sh1te rather than giving an unusual punishment. anyone got any interesting tales to tell? i'm sure this was more common in the good old days than when i was going to school
Ghost Estate wrote: » When i was really young i was forced to let some fella bite me that i was after having a fight with.
Snakeblood wrote: » The good oul' days where kids were encouraged to bite other kids. :cool:
PirateShampoo wrote: » Being brought up in Wales, and going to a school that wasnt run by sadist religious nuts the worse punishment we would get was either Hands on heads, Arms in the Air or Lines.
Local-womanizer wrote: » Being beat on your left hand for writing with it. No lefties in my school!
Nodin wrote: » Twas often the only lunch available. All the long day, you'd look forward to being able to bite some fellah. And if father hadn't earned enough money dancing for the Nuns, it would be your dinner too.
feelingstressed wrote: » I spent many lunchtimes with a sweeping brush and told to sweep the foyer. And when I got a barman job the school janitor was having a pint and saw me cleaning the bar and said he trained me well at cleaning, ****er :mad:
byhookorbycrook wrote: » Clothes peg (metal) on lips if you talked in junior infants.
senordingdong wrote: » That's a really good one. I must remember it.