Master Jmd

I know for sure that in 2001 (when I started at SGS), our school did not have bromcoms and used the /\/\/\/\/\/\ format. Now all teachers have a bromcom register, but they still do have the book registers incase the bromcoms do not work properly (which, sorry chris, they don't always!). We also have interactive whiteboards (or at least did, until some darn twonks went and stole most of them from nearly all the schools in the area).

A hand-held computerish register:

um...not sure about 2000-2002, but does Slough Grammar School ring any bells?

hehe...thats where our school electronic registers are made. well, good luck with it

I thought that a pony was £20 . “a bout of sexual intercourseâ€...its worrying what some people come up with!

This is truly a shock. As soon as I read the "Colin Cooke", my mood instantly changed. He was a great numismatist and an inspiration to us all. I am sure he will be remembered for many many years to come.

Yep, someone always has to spoil it

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In my opinion that would be a wasted vote. What chance is there that voting UKIP will win them enough seats to win the election...If you want a change, voting conservative or lib dems would at least give a chance of labour loosing in this election...just an opinion though.

And do you have that much money to spare? It is quite lovely...the detail is fabulous

Tricky i'd say, it looks nice, but as you say that toning lets it down a bit...I think I will have to agree with chris on this one, but I do not have any books at hand atm, so it really depends on its value.

I am supprised that he hasn't already...roll on May 5th.

Oh right, okay, let me see where i stand with this one... ... hmm...I seem to be heading towards Thatcher, but i am nearer totally neutral...

Hmm...tried it again (like sylvester, rethinking some of my answers), and I got this: Your actual outcome: Labour -32 Conservative 15 Liberal Democrat -5 UK Independence Party 19 Green 16 So there you go...still UKIP...but I would still vote Conservative because otherwise it is practicaly giving labour the victory... Where did your test go sylvester (the one that said if you were right-wing etc...)?

Interesting: Who should I vote for? Your expected outcome: Conservative Your actual outcome: Labour -30 Conservative 18 Liberal Democrat 0 UK Independence Party 20 Green 13 You should vote: UK Independence Party UKIP's primary focus is on Europe, where the party is strongly against joining both the EU constitution and the Euro. UKIP is also firmly in favour of limiting immigration. The party does not take a clear line on some other policy issues, but supports scrapping university tuition fees; it is strongly against income tax rises and favour reducing fuel duty. And unexpected...

Slough's candidates are: Sheila Gunn Conservative Geoff Howard UK Independence Party Paul Janik Independent Ajaz Khan Respect-Unity Coalition Fiona Mactaggart Labour Thomas McCann Liberal Democrat David Wood Green It is Labour that has been in for the last few years, and by 2001's results, it does not look as though it will change for a few years...

Would have been so much better with punctuation. Indeed, but yes, good idea Mitch...

Conservatives still. I agree with Sylvester that "I will never vote Labour as long as Blair is leading it. "Education, education, education..." then he goes and trebles university entry fees". Oh, and well done on your 2200th post Sylv

For me it is taking ages to even open...now the screen that I am opening it on has frozen...oh well...

Well they may aswell be used for something

You do have to think though that he was a deserter in the war...but nethertheless, I do agree with the two last parts of Oli's post...

That is from what I heard about ten or fifteen minutes ago on the BBC news...I doubt that they would get it wrong... hmm...maybe BBC has got it wrong then...Wikipedia also says that his last Work was Unterwegs zu Jesus Christus, Augsburg 2003. ...

That is from what I heard about ten or fifteen minutes ago on the BBC news...I doubt that they would get it wrong...

Quite a right-winger it seems - He published a book in Germany last week including his strongly right-wing views...

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