Not always JR, remember it breaking its leg falling down the stairsJ.R. wrote:I think the hamster was in a cage !cj wrote:He certainly was in Peele A. Couldn't say about the hamster though ...peter2095 wrote: Wasn't Ian Baxter in Peele A, when i was on my UF he was on his Grecians. Lived in a room upstairs and had a hamster
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If it takes 87 muscles to frown, if i frown throughout the day, can that count towards my daily work out?
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Children aren't known for cherishing individuality in their peers, and I don't think it's reasonable to tell a victim that they need to conform for uniformity's sake, or else become violent.ben ashton wrote:'Bundling' and the like generally takes place as year group, or at least group, activities. Therefore intentional bullying is prevented, as individuals are protected/supported by their group.
If somebody is being bullied, this will normally be due to them being unpopular with the majority of their peers, in which case they need to:
- adapt themselves to make them more acceptable to the majority or
- find more people in their situation to associate with or
- fight back in a literal/physical sense.
The first and third options are the extremes and work.
The second one will in time create a self-perpetuating sense of group victimisation, as well as a larger target to be picked on.
Assault is a crime in the real world, and it does kids no service at all to pretend that it's OK because they're little.
I never understood why staff shrugged off ABH, while the theft of fifty pence could bring about the collapse of civilization. I hope things are better for today's pupils.
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