Bomb Threat!

Oh, I suppose, since Wood is no nice and all...
 
deschain said:
Man this is nuts.

Does anyone else remember going to school when there weren't shootings every couple of months on the news? or is it just me.
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I remember, in fact those times still exist in England (we don't sell guns to high school kids). About 10 years ago a mental patient ran into a primary school playground but no kids were hurt. That was pretty major news at the time, we never had any bomb drills and the thought of a gunman entering the school never crossed anyones mind.

However in Scotland there was the Dunblain school shootings. I think that's the only one ever in the UK, if any of you follow Tennis you might be interested to know that Andy Murray was at that school at the time.
 
CCR said:
I remember, in fact those times still exist in England (we don't sell guns to high school kids). About 10 years ago a mental patient ran into a primary school playground but no kids were hurt. That was pretty major news at the time, we never had any bomb drills and the thought of a gunman entering the school never crossed anyones mind.

However in Scotland there was the Dunblain school shootings. I think that's the only one ever in the UK, if any of you follow Tennis you might be interested to know that Andy Murray was at that school at the time.
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We never have 'bomb threats'. I live in Buckinghamshire, they are none existant.

Deschain, haven't you ever seen Coach Carter?
Cheers Mayhem anyway :D
 
Take that as a no. He blabs on about how everybody should be called a 'sir'. All about respect etc. (it's a movie)
 
Ah I see.

Yeah, it's actually a common thing here. Kids who aren't taught to say mam/sir and mr/mrs are considered not well raised.
 
I wonder how accurate that actually is though.

Our perceptions are often influenced by media hype, probably more than we would like to think.
 
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