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Hearing this all the time, if I actually hear anything back.
Generally, my parents are not in a outstanding financial situation to word it carefully. She milks my mother for money like you wouldn't believe it and my mum just can't say no. I am eating only the cheapest stuff available in the supermarket and pay most of my stuff myself with my measly paycheck from my temp job.
My father's punishment to her: three weeks without pocket money. Almost made me laugh. Not to mention that she gets about 3 to 4 times as much pocket money than me when I was her age. In those weeks she will just mooch a bit more off my mum.
She's jealous :-)
Congrats on the degree Melian.
Ditto. Same shit, different week.
Although I did just apply to something which is actually relevant to my degree, AND something I'm actually interested in (copywriting job for The Body Shop) so I have everything crossed for myself right now .
My rant is i have this week off work but no one else does so im stuck in the flat playing COD alone til the weekend
Oh jeez. And nothing you can do to help
LOL! :eek:
Did you consider grabbing the girl's hair and yanking it? As for the boy, well I'm guessing he's on the 'special' end of the scale, lmao. I can imagine that both would have been distracting. You could have had a quiet word with the invigilator and asked if these people could stop fidgeting as it was disturbing you.
I think they were more bored than 'special' to be honest, although the girl has done the same thing in all of our exams. I only have one left, so when she does it again I may ask the invigilator to ask her to stop.
I sat my GCSEs in June 1995. We were allowed to bring sweets in as long as the wrapping didn't make too much noise. In one of my exams, the invigilator kept asking me if he could eat my sweets!
Over the exams, she opened some skittles and they went every where, she opened bottles of coke that more than once fizzed up. She talked to other invigilators about people sitting the exam and if you were near the front you could hear her. She wore high heels on a wooden floor and walked around, she walked in between desks and she was quite big so it would move them. They are supposed to stay at the front and do nothing but apparently no one told her this! :banghead:
Ahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaa!
*rolls on floor giggling*
That hasn't happened to me since I was 14!
Good job there's two shops down my way, eh .
Lol!
I remember going to the newsagents at lunchtime with the regular order from all my classmates. I'd be at the counter asking for a box of 10 Embassy, 20 Benson & Hedges, 10 Lambert & Butler, 10 Superkings, 3 boxes of matches, one lighter, etc etc. And he's say "These ARE all for you aren't they?" :rolleyes: lmao! DUH!
The last time I asked my age when buying cigarettes, and this is not word of a lie, was by the same guy who had sold me four cans of lager not 5 minutes before :thumb: I still can't work that one out!
Give it a few more years and you'd have posted this in the good news thread, followed by this smiley:
:hyper:
Awww, I hope they gave him a wowwipop to cheer him up! ROFL
Take it as a compliment! A friend of mine is 31 and still gets ID'd for lottery tickets.
On a serious note, that stuff would have made me want to put their pencils up their nose and bang their heads off the desk, a la magic disappearing pen trick played by the joker in Batman Dark Knight film.