Fit wis yer favourite subject at school...

[BertrandRussell]

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[Sir_Walter_Timslayer]

Hibees you make some interesting points. Like you I thought of myself as a wee bawsack at a certain age. Looking back, the real bawsacks in the education system were some/most of the teachers who conspired to make it the way it was and make life as easy for their lazy selfish selves as possible.

I didna??t like nor was good at anything much until about midway through the second year. I found I could do some of the maths and science they were making a big fuss about in my head without writing it down. Rather than getting credit for that I was met with exclamations of surprise that a wee sh1te like me could do that. I could recite the first 40 elements of the periodic table from memory and do all the algebra they were giving us in my head, so I realised I was good at these things. I took Maths Chemistry and Physics and a few other O levels, hey presto it all fell into place.

I simply wouldna??t be where I am today without the gems of teachers in the Maths and Science departments who

[Poguemahone]

English was my favourite subject as I was fortunate to be taught by ex Celtic Player John Cushley who sadly passed away a few years ago.

[Hibees]

English was my favourite subject as I was fortunate to be taught by ex Celtic Player John Cushley who sadly passed away a few years ago.

My english teacher was a guy called Foye who got sacked for using some I R A literature in his classes

An art teacher got put away for doing something unpseakable to children and my Home Economics teacher had a nervous breakdown after trying to give me the belt for 10 minutes and I kept swiping my hands away

It was some school

[Poguemahone]

English was my favourite subject as I was fortunate to be taught by ex Celtic Player John Cushley who sadly passed away a few years ago.

My english teacher was a guy called Foye who got sacked for using some I R A literature in his classes

An art teacher got put away for doing something unpseakable to children and my Home Economics teacher had a nervous breakdown after trying to give me the belt for 10 minutes and I kept swiping my hands away

It was some school [/quote]

Some school Hibees ffs...I had a teacher that just talked aboot Celtic and he did the Fixed Odds column for The Evening Times...McGinley and he went to the pub every lunchtime for a couple of pints and a smoke!

[Sir_Walter_Timslayer]

English was my favourite subject as I was fortunate to be taught by ex Celtic Player John Cushley who sadly passed away a few years ago.

My english teacher was a guy called Foye who got sacked for using some I R A literature in his classes

An art teacher got put away for doing something unpseakable to children and my Home Economics teacher had a nervous breakdown after trying to give me the belt for 10 minutes and I kept swiping my hands away

It was some school [/quote]


Silly man that Mr Foye.

He should have got a job in Glasgow Celtic Council and he'd be Director of Education by now.

[IanAberdon]

Statistics


Specialising in football crowds

Ted, getting a D in Statistics does not give you a pass...

[1995_Oh_My_Sides_]

Inglish and Jeograffy.

[Bennachie]

[quote="Sir_Walter_Timslayer"]Hibees you make some interesting points. Like you I thought of myself as a wee bawsack at a certain age. Looking back, the real bawsacks in the education system were some/most of the teachers who conspired to make it the way it was and make life as easy for their lazy selfish selves as possible.

I didna??t like nor was good at anything much until about midway through the second year. I found I could do some of the maths and science they were making a big fuss about in my head without writing it down. Rather than getting credit for that I was met with exclamations of surprise that a wee sh1te like me could do that. I could recite the first 40 elements of the periodic table from memory and do all the algebra they were giving us in my head, so I realised I was good at these things. I took Maths Chemistry and Physics and a few other O levels, hey presto it all fell into place.

I simply wouldna??t be where I am today without the

[Mook1]

Used to look forward to Art & PE when we had Fitba.

Cannae believe folk are saying Maths & English were their favourite subjects.