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PaulW
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Registered: 26th Jan 03
Location: Atherton, Greater Manchester
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2nd Jul 07 at 12:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

housemates with one pal from year 9 in highschool, still good mates with anoter from year 9 at highschool (regular drinkin buddy)

still hang around with loads from college...

finished college in 1999, finished high school in 1997...
Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by Ally
Money isnt everything, if they are happy then fair play. Its just alot different to how i imagined it would be, apart from one of us we worked hard at school and all wanted to be police/solicitor/nurse and lawyers!


Life gets so different after school, everything changes!!
Rebecca
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Registered: 8th Jun 07
Location: Penwortham, Lancashire Drives: Integra Type R
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quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
quote:
Originally posted by novabex
Money isn't everything though.


Exactly, so basing judgements on peoples lives because they live in a council house certainly isn't the way to do it.


I was refering to being a single mum of 3 children at 21.

And I personally would hate living on a council estate.

Each to their own though.
Ally
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Registered: 2nd Jul 03
Location: Pontypool Drives: a Skoda
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I know, you are so niave in school
Brett
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Things happen. Going around saying 'my life is better than yours' is very gay tbh.
Ally
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I would hate to live on a council estate in swindon as they are really bad, but some of the ones in wales are quite nice

feel sorry for her having to deal with so much at 21, but then it was her choice!
Rebecca
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quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
Things happen. Going around saying 'my life is better than yours' is very gay tbh.


I never said mine was better.

I just mean't I would prefer to be living my life than hers.
Ally
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its not a case of who has out done who, but the fact that they have all turned out totally different to how we imagined it after school
topshot_2k
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Registered: 1st Dec 03
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yes but admit that it is nice to see you better off than the ones that bragged at school about what they have/will have
Brett
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I was happier when I was a bum with no home and sleeping in the back of my R5 tbh. Chilling out all day, bumming around in the sun. Ace
chris-sri
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If you'd told anyone at my school back in the day including all the teachers that I was going to join the Police they'd have laughed in your face. Facebook is great for this because people you haven't seen for 6 or 7 years just pop up one day and you can find out what loads more people are doing now.
richc
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Registered: 24th Mar 07
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quote:
Originally posted by novabex
I wouldn't want to be stuck in a council house on a crap estate with 3 kids at 21.

So I do feel sorry for her.




Neither would i, but i dont feel sorry for her? Why does she keep having to open her legs?
MatthewR
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Registered: 21st Oct 02
Location: Rickmansworth
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Im 24 and still knock about with my mates from school, i hope we stay mates forever as there a good bunch of lads
STEvieXE
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Registered: 21st Jan 03
Location: Ballymena N.I.
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i joined friends reuinted, majority of folks in my year are all doctors/dentists/vets/teachers/it etc etc all degree things ans here little old me working at cars lol.

most all of them work/live in uk or abroad also, few have married etc etc
Aaron
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I dont speak to anyone from school in my day to day life. the closest i come to seeing/speaking to them is the fact that they are on my friends list on my MySpace....and even then i dont talk to them.

I got bullied at school quite alot and this is the reason why i want nothing to do with them. Its funny how the tables turn...most of the ones who bullied me are on the dole or have nothing at all.

It's funny when i see them out, they're quick to say stuff like "Hi Aaron, hows things?"...my response is "perfect thanks"



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Registered: 1st Nov 04
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im only just 20, ive kept one mate from school and im now best mates with a lad who i never even spoke to in school

i still see alot of the lads and lasses from school about and are quiet shocked to see me doing so well for myself i think, mainly because ive just got a new swarve 3series bmw
Reedy
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Registered: 11th Apr 04
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I think its quite funny as i knew that most of them would turn out the way they did. Saying that though you do get a few ones that you wouldnt expect, like there was this lad who was one of the most brainiest in the school but 4 years down the line, he now works for asda as a trolley boy. lol.
GT4Brody
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quote:
Originally posted by Reedy
I think its quite funny as i knew that most of them would turn out the way they did. Saying that though you do get a few ones that you wouldnt expect, like there was this lad who was one of the most brainiest in the school but 4 years down the line, he now works for asda as a trolley boy. lol.


did you go to a "special" school then?
Reedy
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quote:
Originally posted by GT4Brody
quote:
Originally posted by Reedy
I think its quite funny as i knew that most of them would turn out the way they did. Saying that though you do get a few ones that you wouldnt expect, like there was this lad who was one of the most brainiest in the school but 4 years down the line, he now works for asda as a trolley boy. lol.


did you go to a "special" school then?


lol, it was actually a really rough one. once the police came to the school because this lad in my class had a HUGE knife.
Dee
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My close school mates

Ryan - Best person you will ever meet, never worked a day in his life since we left school, he has a encyclopedia of films that have ever been released and he is working his way through them.

Cserfvalvi - His now a dad and is getting married

Mitchell - Is Mitchell.

Whitehouse - Is living outside of Reading.

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