that School Reunion program on c4 last night

[matthew james]

Was flicking between that and James Bond.

 

It got me thinking about my school days, and weather or not I would really want to go to a school reunion.

 

School wasn't really a big deal for me, and I couldn't wait to leave - I have kept in touch with the four or five people that I wanted too.

 

I am not really bothered about anybody who I went to school with, and see no reason why things should be any different 10 years later.

 

I don't think I'd bother going.

 

What about everyone else?

 

m.

[stryker]

i was very much the odd one out at school. i went to a private school and it was full of pretentious middle class kids.

 

at 14 break dancing came in for the first time. i was into hip-hop and house (when that started to emerge) while they were listening to chris de burgh and tracy chapman (i called it coffeee table music because it seemed to be as important to leave it lying about on your coffee table to show your mates how "sophisticated" you were as to liten to it).

 

i never understood them and they never understood me. i was never bullied, just regarded as something of an enigma. my social circle came almost exclusively from outside of school.

 

so no i wouldn't be interested in a school reunion.

 

sx

[Wub Wub]

the only people I went to school with that I liked I'm still friends with now.

 

So, the rest of Richard Aldworth Community school in Basingstoke can kiss my f^cking hairy bean bag, and I hope they're all put into a big sack and drowned.

[Bunnykins]

most of the peeps at my school had kids b4 the time we left and they've prob got at lest 4 - 5 by now - thik i'd rather leave 'em to it!!

Their idea of excitement was sitting on a wall or in the park drinking or sniffing glue,

yeh u guessed it i went to school in very very crap area and no i def would not wanna see any of 'em again!!