[Pyramid*]

Yeah..... I spend some of my free time doing voluntary work for kids - and I hate the wee sods!!

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Yeah..... I spend some of my free time doing voluntary work for kids - and I hate the wee sods!!

You should go on strike,it's the only thing to do,Ya poor hard done by woman

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

See the ones I picked for your delectation.

Here endeth communication.

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What type of contract of employment do you have?...sounds well dodgy to me haha
I did not say you were dodgy did I?...Not sure why you found that rude.

That was a long time ago...
It is a long time since you were at school.Its a long time since I was at school ...I mentioned that too.

Do you work in the public sector?...Im guessing no.
Asking a question is not rude....

Why do people think teachers dont work in holiday times....haha its ridiculous
Making a statement is not rude.

Trying to discredit teachers by suggesting you could do a better job is ridiculous
Having an opinion is not rude.

If that is how you feel about those in public service in the UK today I feel very sorry for you. And I feel you are very out of touch in your responses
Again just my view..

you might have a better view if you got off that tall horse....
I apologised for this comment once. I don't feel i need to again.

And with respect it takes a lot more than a paper qualification to be a teacher.
Another fact. Not in the slightest rude.

Have you spoken to any teachers regarding this drop in wages?....Im guessing no.
I find it hard to believe any teacher would welcome this, or agree with your view to be fair. Yet you say you have so I stand corrected...

I don't think you have the first clue about teaching judging by this comment...
Another personal opinion, based on your reactions to my comments.

I am well aware of where the money comes from, please don't patronise me.
From what I can see this Is my reaction to yourrudeness...

Thankyou for letting me explain my reasoning behind these comments.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by kazanne

You should go on strike,it's the only thing to do,Ya poor hard done by woman

I'm on strike till Tuesday, but I may break the picket lines tomorrow for a few hours. since I've got the keys - I can sneak in under the stealth of darkness and no one will even know. Mwhhh haa haaa

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

I'm on strike till Tuesday, but I may break the picket lines tomorrow for a few hours. since I've got the keys - I can sneak in under the stealth of darkness and no one will even know. Mwhhh haa haaa

You got too many perks woman

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by kizzy

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What type of contract of employment do you have?...sounds well dodgy to me haha
I did not say you were dodgy did I?...Not sure why you found that rude.

Telling another person that they in dodgy employment is rude and offensive.

That was a long time ago...
It is a long time since you were at school.Its a long time since I was at school ...I mentioned that too.

I happen to have studied when I was in my 20's, and into my 30's. With a a shorter study period in my 40's. You don't have to have to reflect on standards 30 years or so ago - learning doesn't stop for all after secondary school. It was a smart arse comment.

Do you work in the public sector?...Im guessing no.
Asking a question is not rude....

No it is not .... not allowing the person to answer, but chosing instead to be rudely presumptious - is rude, patronising and supercillious. You will not that YOU however have flatly refused to answer the same question posed to you (minus the sacarsm)

Why do people think teachers dont work in holiday times....haha its ridiculous
Making a statement is not rude.

You made no statement - you made a comment / preposed question - and one that again you do not allow the person to answer - instead - you very wrongly make an incorrect assumption and chose to mock them instead.


Trying to discredit teachers by suggesting you could do a better job is ridiculous
Having an opinion is not rude.

No it is not. Misquoting and failing to quote what another person actually said - and twisting in around is however in an poor attempt to mock them however, is sanctimonous.

If that is how you feel about those in public service in the UK today I feel very sorry for you. And I feel you are very out of touch in your responses
Again just my view..

No it is not. It's a personal snipe. If I had to say: I feel sorry for you because your posting style follows a pattern of repetitveness, is very restricted - and that I feel you too are out of touch on how to socially interract - that isn't just a view: would be offensive.

you might have a better view if you got off that tall horse....
I apologised for this comment once. I don't feel i need to again.

I didn't ask for another apology. You asked me for examples. I'm provided them to you so don't ask a question and then complain when you don't like the answer.

And with respect it takes a lot more than a paper qualification to be a teacher.
Another fact. Not in the slightest rude.

Actually it doesn't take more than paper qualifications in the true sense. That comment was on the back of a dig because I advised you that my qualifications allow me to teach. It was again sarcastically designed to be patronising.

Have you spoken to any teachers regarding this drop in wages?....Im guessing no.

I find it hard to believe any teacher would welcome this, or agree with your view to be fair. Yet you say you have so I stand corrected...

Once again - you ask a question - don't allow the person to respond, instead opting to jump in there with sarcastic reply made by yourself... which was (for the umpeenth time that you've done it) - a very wrong assumption to make.

I don't think you have the first clue about teaching judging by this comment...
Another personal opinion, based on your reactions to my comments.

Rude and patronising. You once again jumped in with both feet and make so many wrong assumptions, proven by the last point above.

I am well aware of where the money comes from, please don't patronise me.
From what I can see this Is my reaction to yourrudeness...

Given that you were asked time and time again on this particular matter of funding - and you blatantly ignored the questions (like all the others you were asked) - If you had simply answered (which by the way, you still haven't with any real effect), having to readdress the same question to you time and time again to no availl: shows that I believe you don't have a true picture overall.

Thankyou for letting me explain my reasoning behind these comments.

replies in red.

Now seriously; I'm not replying to you again on this thread Kizzy. I've done so above out of my better judgement, but out out of respect and by way of explanation.

Other than that, we are going around in circles and it's boring the hell out of me now.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by kazanne

You got too many perks woman

I did in fact have the cheek to print out my online boarding passes and had them dropped off to me a short while ago by a staff member who passed my house en-route home themselves. I should hang my head in shame.

I'm going to go wild tomorrow though. The fun I can have, my feet up on my desk, tunes playing in the background whilst I work my way through about 400 emails, prep for 2 major audits, do 2 weeks worth of reports, catch up on Risk Assessments, SSoW, check the wages, complete evaluations, check some tenders, type some memos, commence work on Pre appraisals and while I'm there - I might just for the fun of passing some of all that time I have on my hands, by checking up on the current ADR training and do a few contractor reviews. Hell I might even nip upto the Board Room and stick the coffee perkulator on. (must remember Fabreez to mask all the evidence of course). All unpaid of course but unlike teachers: I don't have the luxury of a stand in / relief when I'm not there.

Such an easy life with no pressure, no responsibilities - I really should feel sorry for the teachers. Shouldn't I. !! ? !!

[thesheriff443]

whats your stand in, a card board cut out,
your just gloating with your last comments,

[Kizzy]

What type of contract of employment do you have?...sounds well dodgy to me haha
I did not say you were dodgy did I?...Not sure why you found that rude.

Telling another person that they in dodgy employment is rude and offensive.
I didn't tell you anything though...don't misquote me.

That was a long time ago...
It is a long time since you were at school.Its a long time since I was at school ...I mentioned that too.

I happen to have studied when I was in my 20's, and into my 30's. With a a shorter study period in my 40's. You don't have to have to reflect on standards 30 years or so ago - learning doesn't stop for all after secondary school. It was a smart arse comment.
It was not...It is your choice to take it as such that was not the intention of the post

Do you work in the public sector?...Im guessing no.
Asking a question is not rude....

No it is not .... not allowing the person to answer, but chosing instead to be rudely presumptious - is rude, patronising and supercillious. You will not that YOU however have flatly refused to answer the same question posed to you (minus the sacarsm)
I allowed you to answer.... I had a guess as to the reply is all, its not rude

Why do people think teachers dont work in holiday times....haha its ridiculous
Making a statement is not rude.

You made no statement - you made a comment / preposed question - and one that again you do not allow the person to answer - instead - you very wrongly make an incorrect assumption and chose to mock them instead.
My statement was not aimed at anyone...you cannot mock someone who does not exist

Trying to discredit teachers by suggesting you could do a better job is ridiculous
Having an opinion is not rude.

No it is not. Misquoting and failing to quote what another person actually said - and twisting in around is however in an poor attempt to mock them however, is sanctimonous.
Sanctimonious....thats a new one,It was my opinion and not an attempted mocking.

If that is how you feel about those in public service in the UK today I feel very sorry for you. And I feel you are very out of touch in your responses
Again just my view..

No it is not. It's a personal snipe. If I had to say: I feel sorry for you because your posting style follows a pattern of repetitveness, is very restricted - and that I feel you too are out of touch on how to socially interract - that isn't just a view: would be offensive.
If you feel I have been rude, why respond with insults?...It makes no sense.

you might have a better view if you got off that tall horse....
I apologised for this comment once. I don't feel i need to again.

I didn't ask for another apology. You asked me for examples. I'm provided them to you so don't ask a question and then complain when you don't like the answer.
Ok

And with respect it takes a lot more than a paper qualification to be a teacher.
Another fact. Not in the slightest rude.

Actually it doesn't take more than paper qualifications in the true sense. That comment was on the back of a dig because I advised you that my qualifications allow me to teach. It was again sarcastically designed to be patronising.
Not at all, I stand by that comment...If you choose to take it out of the context it was intended I can not be held responsible

Have you spoken to any teachers regarding this drop in wages?....Im guessing no.

I find it hard to believe any teacher would welcome this, or agree with your view to be fair. Yet you say you have so I stand corrected...

Once again - you ask a question - don't allow the person to respond, instead opting to jump in there with sarcastic reply made by yourself... which was (for the umpeenth time that you've done it) - a very wrong assumption to make.
I allowed you to respond...I guessed at the reply, no sarcasm was intended

I don't think you have the first clue about teaching judging by this comment...
Another personal opinion, based on your reactions to my comments.

Rude and patronising. You once again jumped in with both feet and make so many wrong assumptions, proven by the last point above.
It is my opinion based on your posts, It is not an assumption, if you find views that don't agree with yours rude and patronising that is your issue not mine.


I am well aware of where the money comes from, please don't patronise me.
From what I can see this Is my reaction to your rudeness...

Given that you were asked time and time again on this particular matter of funding - and you blatantly ignored the questions (like all the others you were asked) - If you had simply answered (which by the way, you still haven't with any real effect), having to readdress the same question to you time and time again to no availl: shows that I believe you don't have a true picture overall.
Is this you trying to excuse your rudeness by suggesting you were exaperated by my continual evasion of your questioning?
I am not on trial and am not bound by law to answer your questioning...
It is astounding how you exhibit such double standards.... It seems you are quick to point fingers at the alleged rudness of others but not acknowledge your own.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

whats your stand in, a card board cut out,
your just gloating with your last comments,

Gloating? You don't appear to know the meaning of the word.

It was called clarification which is something entirely different. If a teacher is off - a relief teacher fills in. That doesn't happen for my position - which was very clear.

Apart from which, given that your first post here on this thread, has in fact not entered into the debate or offered up your views on the actual topic that has been taking place - tells me that you may have posted more to sh*t stir than to actually take part in the debate. I could be very wrong, but I doubt it.

[Mystic Mock]

Teachers are pathetic, especially the Primary School Teachers as I knew more stuff than them on certain subjects and I was only 10 at the time.

So how do you actually expect most students to do well when the Teachers are not that bright themselves?

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by kizzy

What type of contract of employment do you have?...sounds well dodgy to me haha
I did not say you were dodgy did I?...Not sure why you found that rude.

Telling another person that they in dodgy employment is rude and offensive.
I didn't tell you anything though...don't misquote me.

That was a long time ago...
It is a long time since you were at school.Its a long time since I was at school ...I mentioned that too.

I happen to have studied when I was in my 20's, and into my 30's. With a a shorter study period in my 40's. You don't have to have to reflect on standards 30 years or so ago - learning doesn't stop for all after secondary school. It was a smart arse comment.
It was not...It is your choice to take it as such that was not the intention of the post

Do you work in the public sector?...Im guessing no.
Asking a question is not rude....

No it is not .... not allowing the person to answer, but chosing instead to be rudely presumptious - is rude, patronising and supercillious. You will not that YOU however have flatly refused to answer the same question posed to you (minus the sacarsm)
I allowed you to answer.... I had a guess as to the reply is all, its not rude

Why do people think teachers dont work in holiday times....haha its ridiculous
Making a statement is not rude.

You made no statement - you made a comment / preposed question - and one that again you do not allow the person to answer - instead - you very wrongly make an incorrect assumption and chose to mock them instead.
My statement was not aimed at anyone...you cannot mock someone who does not exist

Trying to discredit teachers by suggesting you could do a better job is ridiculous
Having an opinion is not rude.

No it is not. Misquoting and failing to quote what another person actually said - and twisting in around is however in an poor attempt to mock them however, is sanctimonous.
Sanctimonious....thats a new one,It was my opinion and not an attempted mocking.

If that is how you feel about those in public service in the UK today I feel very sorry for you. And I feel you are very out of touch in your responses
Again just my view..

No it is not. It's a personal snipe. If I had to say: I feel sorry for you because your posting style follows a pattern of repetitveness, is very restricted - and that I feel you too are out of touch on how to socially interract - that isn't just a view: would be offensive.
If you feel I have been rude, why respond with insults?...It makes no sense.

you might have a better view if you got off that tall horse....
I apologised for this comment once. I don't feel i need to again.

I didn't ask for another apology. You asked me for examples. I'm provided them to you so don't ask a question and then complain when you don't like the answer.
Ok

And with respect it takes a lot more than a paper qualification to be a teacher.
Another fact. Not in the slightest rude.

Actually it doesn't take more than paper qualifications in the true sense. That comment was on the back of a dig because I advised you that my qualifications allow me to teach. It was again sarcastically designed to be patronising.
Not at all, I stand by that comment...If you choose to take it out of the context it was intended I can not be held responsible

Have you spoken to any teachers regarding this drop in wages?....Im guessing no.

I find it hard to believe any teacher would welcome this, or agree with your view to be fair. Yet you say you have so I stand corrected...

Once again - you ask a question - don't allow the person to respond, instead opting to jump in there with sarcastic reply made by yourself... which was (for the umpeenth time that you've done it) - a very wrong assumption to make.
I allowed you to respond...I guessed at the reply, no sarcasm was intended

I don't think you have the first clue about teaching judging by this comment...
Another personal opinion, based on your reactions to my comments.

Rude and patronising. You once again jumped in with both feet and make so many wrong assumptions, proven by the last point above.
It is my opinion based on your posts, It is not an assumption, if you find views that don't agree with yours rude and patronising that is your issue not mine.


I am well aware of where the money comes from, please don't patronise me.
From what I can see this Is my reaction to your rudeness...

Given that you were asked time and time again on this particular matter of funding - and you blatantly ignored the questions (like all the others you were asked) - If you had simply answered (which by the way, you still haven't with any real effect), having to readdress the same question to you time and time again to no availl: shows that I believe you don't have a true picture overall.
Is this you trying to excuse your rudeness by suggesting you were exaperated by my continual evasion of your questioning?
I am not on trial and am not bound by law to answer your questioning...
It is astounding how you exhibit such double standards.... It seems you are quick to point fingers at the alleged rudness of others but not acknowledge your own.

No you aren't in any court of Law - and neither am I. I do however (unlike you) enter into debates to discuss the subject fully - not to evade the same type of questions that you asked others, who replied, but that you then yourself - which by your own confirmation - continually evaded to answer. That is not healthy discussion. If you feel it is: then perhaps you need to consider what that concept actually means.

Don't expect a reply any further response from me on this matter.

[Mrluvaluva]

I am sorry but I have been reading this thread and really Kizzy you are so bloody rude in some of your answers. Not just in this thread but in others too. There's really no need.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

No you aren't in any court of Law - and neither am I. I do however (unlike you) enter into debates to discuss the subject fully - not to evade the same type of questions that you asked others, who replied, but that you then yourself - which by your own confirmation - continually evaded to answer. That is not healthy discussion. If you feel it is: then perhaps you need to consider what that concept actually means.

Don't expect a reply any further response from me on this matter.

Ok...I was referring to your requests as to my employment status and if I were working within the public service in that post btw
What I do, and in what capacity has no baring on my view on this important social issue.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

I am sorry but I have been reading this thread and really Kizzy you are so bloody rude in some of your answers. Not just in this thread but in others too. There's really no need.

Im sorry you feel that way... Do you have a view on the topic in discussion ?

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by kizzy

Im sorry you feel that way... Do you have a view on the topic in discussion ?

There is no point having a debate with you darling.

You're not clever with your replies.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by kizzy

Ok...I was referring to your requests as to my employment status and if I were working within the public service in that post btw
What I do, and in what capacity has no baring on my view on this important social issue.

Okay I'll bite, but for good reason.

When someone asks what line of work a person is in: that includes past, present or intended future - which was what was asked of you. My past line of work allows me the experience upon which to offer up my views on the public sector workers for instance: despite my now working in the private sector. That therefore afford me great bearing on how my view is affected on this subject matter - so to the contrary - it IS extremely important to how it shapes a person outlook,views, thoughts and ideass

That, along with many other questions in respect of diversion of funds, who did you vote for if you have such disdain for all MPs etc - not one of those questions did you reply to but were happy to mock the content of the replies from myself and others.

If what YOU do for a living has no bearing: then why were YOU so adamant to repeatedly ask others what area of business they worked in? Double standards there from you Kizzy & in no small amount either

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

There is no point having a debate with you darling.

You're not clever with your replies.

I'm not your darling...And it does not have to be directed at me...just post your view on the topic?...

[Mystic Mock]

Howcome a fight has broke out on here? I am with Pyramid on this though and I have more that I want to add.

In the School that I go to now, there was a girl in the same year as me being bullied by another guy in my year, she tried to tell the Teacher and she completely ignored what she said and the girl skipped School for 2 days, she told me when she came back what he was doing to her and I beat the **** out of him first and threatened to kill him if he done it again, he hasn't bullied her since as far as im aware.

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by kizzy

I'm not your darling...And it does not have to be directed at me...just post your view on the topic?...

My view? Hmm...

"No...I don't wish to explain."

Is that a valid answer?

[Mystic Mock]

What I was trying to say but ran out of space was, was that Students skip School if someone is bullying them, and this was a case here where the Teacher knew about it and she didn't do anything about it, disgusting and my friend could have missed out on weeks of education.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Okay I'll bite, but for good reason.

When someone asks what line of work a person is in: that includes past, present or intended future - which was what was asked of you. My past line of work allows me the experience upon which to offer up my views on the public sector workers for instance: despite my now working in the private sector. That therefore afford me great bearing on how my view is affected on this subject matter - so to the contrary - it IS extremely important to how it shapes a person outlook,views, thoughts and ideass

That, along with many other questions in respect of diversion of funds, who did you vote for if you have such disdain for all MPs etc - not one of those questions did you reply to but were happy to mock the content of the replies from myself and others.

If what YOU do for a living has no bearing: then why were YOU so adamant to repeatedly ask others what area of business they worked in? Double standards there from you Kizzy & in no small amount either

You had the choice to respond to me...I did not have a gun to your head.
What I do or have done is no concern of yours.
It may shape my view on this topic, I do not have distain for all MPs!...why are you misquoting me again?....It is so rude!

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

Howcome a fight has broke out on here? I am with Pyramid on this though and I have more that I want to add.

In the School that I go to now, there was a girl in the same year as me being bullied by another guy in my year, she tried to tell the Teacher and she completely ignored what she said and the girl skipped School for 2 days, she told me when she came back what he was doing to her and I beat the **** out of him first and threatened to kill him if he done it again, he hasn't bullied her since as far as im aware.

I'll get the blame !!

Don't get me wrong here: this isn't covering all and every teacher as there are some fab ones out there - but it's these bad apples that spoil the whole bunch. Then there is the pressure placed on others by Unions, by the colleagues etc. I've broken strikes before, being called a scab, driving through picket lines, feeling really ill at ease that something bad was going happen etc: and then had to work for months with the hellish unpleasant feelings which bust up friendships etc.

All because I didn't agree and I quite liked the idea of keeping a roof over my head and continue paying my way in this world rather than take the chance of having my 'cards marked'.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by kizzy

You had the choice to respond to me...I did not have a gun to your head.
What I do or have done is no concern of yours.
It may shape my view on this topic, I do not have distain for all MPs!...why are you misquoting me again?....It is so rude!

Kizzy, quit with the baiting. That's all you are doing now. Take your need for a fight elsewhere, seriously I CBA with it.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

Howcome a fight has broke out on here? I am with Pyramid on this though and I have more that I want to add.

In the School that I go to now, there was a girl in the same year as me being bullied by another guy in my year, she tried to tell the Teacher and she completely ignored what she said and the girl skipped School for 2 days, she told me when she came back what he was doing to her and I beat the **** out of him first and threatened to kill him if he done it again, he hasn't bullied her since as far as im aware.

JF.....Seriously I am at a loss....
There is no fight don't worry....It is a difference of opinion is all
You can not write off all teachers for one incident can you?...hmmm?