Extra curricular activities (school)
Extra curricular activities (school)
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MentalSarcasm

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6,083 posts

242 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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Inspired by the "school play" thread!

My Mum recently decided to sit down and work out which of her 4 children has participated in the most "out of school" activities.

Me, the eldest child, has come out on top!

- Rainbows
- Brownies
- Guides
- "House" music (in secondary school we had lots of events between the house groups, to promote healthy competition).
- House hockey for a few weeks (middle school that time, they were one person short)
- Swimming lessons
- Art classes
- 2 weeks in a campsite in Stratford Upon Avon at an English Literature camp.
- Pantomime
- Cricket (Primary school)
- Language Evening twice
- Anime society secretary, twice (university).

This is compared to my brother, who did football for a few weeks, my first sister who did violin for 2 terms and my youngest sister who has done swimming and ballet.

So, were you a Cub? Football player? Army cadet? Musician?

sleep envy

62,260 posts

280 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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MentalSarcasm said:
Rainbows
what's that?

mitzy

13,858 posts

228 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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Mine was shagging round the back of the bike sheds

Does that count ??

rofl

Mr POD

5,153 posts

223 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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I hated school, and tried desperately not to take the opportunities offered to me. I tried to stop being in the Rugby team and the teacher in charge phoned my parents and insisted I be in the team.


BJG1

5,966 posts

243 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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Cub Scout
Various School plays
Town Football Team
Town Basketball Team
Suffolk U-18s Pool Player - England Under 21 trialist
House Music
House Drama
Martial Arts
University Pool Team
University Snooker Team
Collegiate Pool Team (at Uni)
North Yorkshire Pool (next year hopefully)
ETA: Aspergers Syndrome Club Volunteer

Looks quite good, I always thought I did sod all

Edited by BJG1 on Friday 15th August 14:06

DrTre

12,957 posts

263 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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sleep envy said:
MentalSarcasm said:
Rainbows
what's that?
Formative education in gheyness?

Edited by DrTre on Friday 15th August 14:11

Geronimo

626 posts

223 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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Sounds like your mum needs to do some extra curricular activities if list-making is the sort of thing she likes to fill her time with.

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

273 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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Really only the local wing of the Hitler Youth, but I was fanatically dedicated.

MentalSarcasm

Original Poster:

6,083 posts

242 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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sleep envy said:
MentalSarcasm said:
Rainbows
what's that?
Like Brownies but for smaller people, 5-7 year olds I think.

deckster

9,631 posts

286 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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thegavster said:
Instead of being "jack of all trades, master of none", I focussed on Rowing which didn't really leave much time for anything else.
'Jack of one trade, still master of none'. Catchy wink

Mr POD

5,153 posts

223 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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mitzy said:
Mine was shagging round the back of the bike sheds

Does that count ??

rofl
keeping the sheep happy again ?

Justayellowbadge

37,057 posts

273 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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thegavster said:
I don't think my gold medal from the national championships says that, or the captaincy of the boat club, or when I represented my country winktongue out
Were I the type to use the word 'pwned' this would be the time. thumbup

ab@

20,624 posts

226 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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I did shooting, as an ECA.

Weird school i went to, where they promote kids using guns.

DrTre

12,957 posts

263 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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thegavster said:
I don't think my gold medal from the national championships says that, or the captaincy of the boat club, or when I represented my country winktongue out
That's all very well but if you were put down in a the middle of a forest with only a woggle, a 5p piece (to phone home), a handkerchief and beret and left to fend for yourself how would you fare?

Us Scouts are trained for that sort of thing. It's ingrained. It's part of our very souls. We lap it up. It's second nature. The Brotherhood. That's what we're known as...

You know that film BAT21? Gene Hackman surviving behind enemy lines? It was my Scout-Troop-Pack-Six that were the on-set survival experts to ensure authenticity was strictly adhered to.

Course, before all that, when I was about 7, I was in the Beavers and when out on manoeuvres we were termed the Beaver Patrol. A truly magnificent sight.

Bushmaster

27,590 posts

310 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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MentalSarcasm said:
sleep envy said:
MentalSarcasm said:
Rainbows
what's that?
Like Brownies but for smaller people, 5-7 year olds I think.
Ye Gads! I always had you down as a hairy bloke.

MentalSarcasm

Original Poster:

6,083 posts

242 months

Friday 15th August 2008
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Bushmaster said:
MentalSarcasm said:
sleep envy said:
MentalSarcasm said:
Rainbows
what's that?
Like Brownies but for smaller people, 5-7 year olds I think.
Ye Gads! I always had you down as a hairy bloke.
You're not the first on the internet to say that, and you won't be the last.

Just don't say it if you ever meet me in real life hehe