Reading band watch. pt2.

[manker]

Is that one of them white chocolate ones....

You seem like you've owned a white chocolate cawk before, effy

[Snee]

[enoughfakefiles]

You seem like you've owned a white chocolate cawk before, effy

No no i`ve only bought dark chocolate.

[manker]

No no i`ve only bought dark chocolate.

I reckon that your geputation might be changed over at t'Moderation because of that shocking confession.

Ya dark chocolate cawk muncher

[Snee]

[manker]

[enoughfakefiles]

I reckon that your geputation might be changed over at t'Moderation because of that shocking confession.

Ya dark chocolate cawk muncher

Pwn3d.

[enoughfakefiles]

Talking of chocolate cawks did you ever red this case a few years ago.

Anthony Ratcliffe was a deputy head teacher at Sagerston Primary School in Carew, near Tenby in Wales. On appointment, he was made to feel an outsider, denied keys to the school building, and his wife was prevented from providing unpaid assistance in setting up classroom displays. At a Christmas party he was tricked into presenting a chocolate penis to a 70-year-old spinster, resulting in humiliation and embarrassment in front of colleagues. A bottle of wine he had brought in for the occasion had been relabelled "randy brandy". These were not isolated incidents, but the worst of many bullying incidents, including being prevented from playing a full role in the running of the school. Eventually, and in an echo of Walker v. Northumberland County Council, Mr Ratcliffe suffered two stress breakdowns in October 1992 and July 1993. His union ATL supported his case for compensation which was settled this week (17/7/98) with an out-of-court payment of £101,000.

[Snee]

[DanB]