I never learned to skip or play hopscotch. I can read an electronic schematic but a knitting pattern leaves me baffled. As for needlework – forget it!!! My “toys” included a catapult (made from a forked branch off a tree and knicker elastic.); a bow made from a hefty piece of wood cut from a privet bush and a peashooter (actually a blowpipe constructed from six peashooters joined together and fitted inside a piece of metal tube – possibly a curtain rod). When I was a little older, I developed an interest in the properties of certain chemical mixtures and compounds. Filter paper cones containing a little Nitrogen Triiodide are quite impressive when struck by a pea from even a standard peashooter.
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And when we got there the Cupboard was Bare22
So even if there is a divide in response it would be along self ascribed categories of gender ,...
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Enjoying the Slipper
Stumbled across this site whilst looking for something else. Reminded me of when I was at private school in...
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Corporal Punishment & The Cricket Bat 14
Some time ago I came across an item on the web where in a local area Forum former pupils...
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Six-of-best12
“Six of the best” came up at least once in virtually every such story, and here means a caning...
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Why Corporal Punishment Has to / Had to Go4
Minorities and people with disabilities get disproportionately hit compared to their population. Teachers are not mind readers and don’t...
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Mrs Wilkins116
Billy’s heart pounded even faster as she bared everything all the way to the V of her pink panties....
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Corporal Punishment Comparing Impliments24
As far as your experience with the birch is concerned, it depends whether it was a spray birch with...
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Corporal Punishment in Mixed Secondary Modern28
YOU DO NOT KNOW ABOUT THESE TWO SCHOOLS BECAUSE THE TEACHERS SPANKED THE GIRLS ON THEIR BOTTOMS (that’s emphasis,...