It's A Snowflake...shut Things!

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When did we get this soft? I don't remember ever having a day off school because of the weather, ever! Even when the heating broke we had lessons in our coats. Now it's armaggeddon every time there's a few snowflakes. When did we become such snowflakes?

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"Hope this helps again."Sorry to impose even further disappointment, but no, it doesn’t really. Most of your arguments don’t stand scrutiny, nb.“First off lots of kids dont attened the school that may be local to them, years ago all kids did.”My school was in central London. Few pupils lived nearby and most needed a bus or train to get to school. I needed two...

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dave50

Also we were allowed to make slides in the school playground, they ended up being sheet ice. We fell and hurt ourselves but nobody thought to sue the school!

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bang on judge, BA.

On another subject there's a legal point here for you to hav a go at:

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I can remember the giant snowball fights we got into , even the teachers joined in! Then in the way home we'd take a heavy duty plastic bag and use it as a sledge on the local hills. I feel sorry for the poor molly coddled snowflakes today, they'll never know simple fun.

Mozz71

I was sent home from school because of the weather a couple of times (I lived ten minutes from school, so the weather wasn't an issue for me). A couple of times there was barely a dozen kids turn up after a blizzard. This would be mid-eighties, so it's hardly a new phenomenon.

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