The olden days, lol, when that sort of stuff went on:eyebrows:
I didn't go to primary school until 15 years later... We even had indoor toilets and free milk;)
Marco.
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The olden days, lol, when that sort of stuff went on:eyebrows:
I didn't go to primary school until 15 years later... We even had indoor toilets and free milk;)
Marco.
In my school the toilets were a separate building in the playground. Yep, we got free milk, 1/3 pint glass bottles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
yup out toilets were outside too.. victorian eleganceQuote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Ours were in triangular cartons, the same as was the orange juice. Glass bottles, in Glasgow schools, wouldn't have been a great idea;)Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Marco.
we got glass bottles too. not sure the size but it was more often or not sour in summer and frozen in winter. think school milk gave me an aversion to drinking it
My dad was the manager of the Coop dairy bottling plant in Brighton in the 60's,70's and 80's. Throughout all those years three times a week all the left over milk and cream etc was poured into churns and taken to the local piggery. Even as a kid I remember that distinct " perfume " on piggy days.Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
lol! The next school I went to was so good it was approved!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Seriously, it was bad, gang warfare, some students? even physically attacked the teachers.
Was it worse than the cheesy tang, emitting from the underside of your ballsack on a hot summer's day?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ian7633
Marco.
Lamb leg steaks
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