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by **mick_dundee** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 4:58 pm

So it seems that now if you're in high school in the ACT you're actually alloweed a smoke break... who woulda thunk it...

by **craig** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 7:04 pm

yeah saw that report on tele next it'll be a toke break......... :roll:

by **Gosling1** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 9:43 pm

its a crock of shit.........check the SNOPES entry !!

:lol:

by **ZZRCHIKKY** » Sat Nov 10, 2007 8:04 pm

i thought it was victoria ???? maybe i was reading the wrong article - well actually i didint read it someone told me but they said vic

by **Neka79** » Sun Nov 11, 2007 12:24 pm

it was on the news... apparently sum girl who's mum wrote a permission slip for her to be allowed to smoke at school..weird...

by **ZZRCHIKKY** » Sun Nov 11, 2007 4:43 pm

NO her mum got the dr to write the letter lol

by **Neka79** » Sun Nov 11, 2007 5:30 pm

ZZRCHIKKY wrote:NO her mum got the dr to write the letter lol

yea cos a doc would see the health benefits of smoking...

by **Gosling1** » Sun Nov 11, 2007 6:41 pm

it was some young emo biatch, not coping with rejection from her hideous freakshow goth mates, and her quack, somewhat reluctantly, agreeing with her fuckstick parents that she should be able to smoke to 'relax'.....FFS !!

The school never allowed her to take smoke breaks, she had to remove herself from the school grounds during normal recess and lunchtime breaks if she wanted to smoke. This is the same as lots of schools up here, once you are off the school grounds you can do WTF you want, including smoking.....the schools don't give a fuck.

This was the ultimate media beat-up !!! Right up there with Area51 in New Mexico in 1947 !!!

:lol:

by **ZXR750** » Mon Nov 12, 2007 11:24 am

Even if she removes herself from the school grounds during school time the school is responsible for her, Duty of care and all that crap.
Also the school is not allowed to let her come and go as she likes. If she suffers an accident or something while on a "smoke break" the school would be in all sorts of legal shit for allowing her to be in that postion. Either way the school is screwed.
How does a 16 year old buy smokes any way???

by **Gosling1** » Tue Nov 13, 2007 11:59 am

ZXR750 wrote:Even if she removes herself from the school grounds during school time the school is responsible for her, Duty of care and all that crap.
Also the school is not allowed to let her come and go as she likes. If she suffers an accident or something while on a "smoke break" the school would be in all sorts of legal shit for allowing her to be in that postion. Either way the school is screwed.
How does a 16 year old buy smokes any way???

Not down here. If the kids at a high school/college go down to the shops at lunchtime to buy tucker from the local Maccas, the school has absolutely no 'Duty Of Care' whatsoever about the conditions of the Maccas shop, the quality (or lack) of the food, or anything else. Same thing with the rest of the shopping centre. As soon as the kids walk out of the school grounds, they are not 'students', they are kids walking around a shopping centre. We are talking about mainly college kids here ( Year 11 and 12), not primary school kids.

This chick was not 'coming or going as she liked' - she was only allowed to leave the school grounds, and stand outside the fence having a smoke during normal recess and lunch breaks. The rules in the ACT schools system are not the same as NSW.

The schools responsibility stops at the fence. Either way, the school is not screwed at all. My old man and sister have over 50 years experience in the school system as teachers, (the poor buggars), they were really pissed off at how the media beat this whole story up and misrepresented basically every fact.

A 16 yo buying smokes ?? Maybe she is 6' tall with massive hooters - that will fool the shop monkeys every time !! :lol:

by **Neka79** » Tue Nov 13, 2007 6:15 pm

i wish my lawn was emo... then it would cut it self...

by **Glen** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 8:58 am

Neka79 wrote:i wish my lawn was emo... then it would cut it self...

i thought emo's were Goths who were too scared to cut themselves....

I must be getting old but..... whenever I see a little emo scrote i fell like yelling "get your hair cut and pay some pharkin' tax" :shock:

shit I'm turning into my old man.....

by **red_dave** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:02 am

Glen wrote:shit I'm turning into my old man.....

Turning into?

Haaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahaha! :lol:

by **Neka79** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:59 pm

my mrs bougfht me a shirt.... its my new fave....

a pic of an emo and it says

"cheer up emo kid"

by **ZZRCHIKKY** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:52 am

these emo kids soundlike me a few years ago , butit wasnt kool then , i was a bit of a dork.

so now i hvae a badge that says " i was uncool before uncool was cool "

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