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Parking fine while picking up children
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adouglasmhor wrote: »Your continued and incorrect use of "of" instead of "have or " 've".
"Of" refers to a relationship, Robin of Sherwood, Seven of Nine, Hair of the dog, etc.
You left out: Full of ...it.
It's not "you of made assumptions", it is "you have made assumptions"
Maybe I'll draw a (yellow) line under this one before I get into trouble.1. Have you tried to Google the answer?
2. If you were in the other person's shoes, how would you react?
3. Do you want a quick answer or better understanding?0 -
Do what they do in Germany etc. Get a few parents together, tie the little darlings to a long rope, supervise the head and the rear of the line.Captain_Flack. wrote: »Why can't your child walk to school?
Get a few parents together and STOP treating kids as glass. If that is beyond your capabilities park some way away and walk to the school. :mad:
(By the way, I used to walk a mile to school, winter and summer.)0 -
Do what they do in Germany etc. Get a few parents together, tie the little darlings to a long rope, supervise the head and the rear of the line.
Get a few parents together and STOP treating kids as glass. If that is beyond your capabilities park some way away and walk to the school. :mad:
(By the way, I used to walk a mile to school, winter and summer.)
they do exactly that at a couple of the primary schools around here0 -
Do what they do in Germany etc. Get a few parents together, tie the little darlings to a long rope, supervise the head and the rear of the line.
There is only one problem with doing that.
It probably wouldn't take long before the local council decided that the adults who were supervising the children would need to undergo a full CRB check before they were allowed to take charge of the kids, and if the system was to be run on a rostered basis, everyone on the list of potential supervisors would need to undergo the checking procedure.0 -
This sort of thread always makes me think of this(By the way, I used to walk a mile to school, winter and summer.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1a1wHxTyo0 -
If you're going to post the Four Yorkshiremen, at least post the original!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAtSw3daGoo0
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