Teachers nicknames

[Twocky61]

Re: Teachers nicknames

i had loads of name, none of which are printable.

awwwwwwww go on Big Kid; tell us; we wont tell anyone else lol

[big kid]

Re: Teachers nicknames

awwwwwwww go on Big Kid; tell us; we wont tell anyone else lol

use your imagination buddy. they were 4 letters long and some rhymed with hunt. lol

[Twocky61]

Re: Teachers nicknames

Second word opposite to 'on'? lol

[80sChav]

Re: Teachers nicknames

i am unsure if I have ever noticed this thread before ...... if I did , it was in my infancy days on here

I recall we had a Teacher/Teachers Help at my 2nd Secondary and we found out her first name was Jeanette - which in those we respected older persons (though she was a stunning looking young lady only in her 20s) and a great double for Sharon on EastEnders in her heyday and we started calling her that "Jeanette/Gelette - the best a man can get" after the said Razor Blade Advert of that era

When this failed or that failed - as on reflection we may have tried to refe to (for arguments sake as) Mrs ""Ivory** (not her real name for privacy matters) and Plumpton a Local Chemist near the school at that time

80sChav

[George 1978]

Re: Teachers nicknames

That reminds me of Friends Reunited circa 2003 when I tried in an incognito way to look at my comprehensive school's list of teachers mentioned.

It's a wonder that the contributors (ex-pupils) weren't sued as a result - I was not one of them you understand.