6th Years &amp; Leavers :: Chat Thread #4 :: This is sooo old, man. Go to thread #5 ;)

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Reply 5981

TheUnbeliever

It is reflective of my childlike innocence. :puppyeyes:

Childlike innocence? Meh! :p:

Madjackismad

Did you ever have the squeaky gradually turning deep then sporadically squealing situation? I did. :rofl:

But yeah, my voice is deep. :sexface:

My change was steady and gradual from the boy soprano I was originally to the baritone I am now :sexface:

Reply 5982

Madjackismad

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ukdragon37

Childlike innocence? Meh! :p:

My change was steady and gradual from the boy soprano I was originally to the baritone I am now :sexface:

The chicks dig the baritones. :sexface:

I dunno if I'm baritone or bass. Kinda in between.

Reply 5983

ukdragon37

Childlike innocence? Meh! :p:

I'm not altogether certain that you can use 'meh' as an explanation. :laugh:

It seems rather contrary.

Hey, there's a good bit of me that's actually about 3 years old :biggrin:

Reply 5984

rosie9391

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Madjackismad

So you can straddle the horse better?

No, I am being serious.

Don't worry, you'll wake up one morning in uni with your legs right through the (now destroyed wall). :yep:

Maybe I can. :colone:

Hah, don't know about that although this darn single bed is a bit on the short side and my feet hang out. :nothing:

TheUnbeliever

It is reflective of my childlike innocence. :puppyeyes:

Childlike, I'll give you that but innocence. :laugh:

Reply 5985

TheUnbeliever

I'm not altogether certain that you can use 'meh' as an explanation. :laugh:

It seems rather contrary.

Would you have preferred if I used "Bah" or "Pah" or "my ****"? :p:

TheUnbeliever

Hey, there's a good bit of me that's actually about 3 years old :biggrin:

And I'll bet he gets scared witless by what the other parts of you are up to :laugh:

Madjackismad

The chicks dig the baritones. :sexface:

I dunno if I'm baritone or bass. Kinda in between.

If you can sing C3 (second space of bass clef) or below then you are more of a bass.

Reply 5986

rosie9391

Childlike, I'll give you that but innocence. :laugh:

Oh well, I reckon I can settle for 1 of 2. :p:

What's horse riding like, by the way? I've been tempted by it, and it's something that my parents seem bizarrely keen for me to take up. :lolwut:

Reply 5987

TheUnbeliever

What's horse riding like, by the way? I've been tempted by it, and it's something that my parents seem bizarrely keen for me to take up. :lolwut:

Why, you must be well prepared for your future as part of the landed gentry! :mmm:

Sorry can't resist :p:

Reply 5988

ukdragon37

Why, you must be well prepared for your future as part of the landed gentry! :mmm:

Sorry can't resist :p:

I'm the second generation of my family to go to university, and the first to do so from something other than abject, miserable poverty. My parents worked and work for my brother and me.

I'm aware that this sounds like I'm annoyed, but I'm not :smile:

ukdragon37

And I'll bet he gets scared witless by what the other parts of you are up to :laugh:

I really have no idea what you're talking about...

...

:flute:

Reply 5989

rosie9391

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TheUnbeliever

What's horse riding like, by the way? I've been tempted by it, and it's something that my parents seem bizarrely keen for me to take up. :lolwut:

I enjoy it, but more so being around the animals and tend to do in-hand showing. It's good once you get out of the school and have a trot around the woods. :yep:

Maybe Polo would be up your street? :awesome:

Reply 5990

TheUnbeliever

I'm the second generation of my family to go to university, and the first to do so from something other than abject, miserable poverty. My parents worked and work for my brother and me.

I'm aware that this sounds like I'm annoyed, but I'm not :smile:

Sorry, it's just you know, we state school kids sees a private school kid and assume... :mmm:

I'm sure Madjack agrees :colone:

Reply 5991

rosie9391

I enjoy it, but more so being around the animals and tend to do in-hand showing. It's good once you get out of the school and have a trot around the woods. :yep:

Maybe Polo would be up your street? :awesome:

Awesome, I'll maybe give it a go at some point. Thanks!

Probably not. Ball games aren't really my forte. :sexface:

ukdragon37

Sorry, it's just you know, we state school kids sees a private school kid and assume... :mmm:

I'm sure Madjack agrees :colone:

To be honest, most people I knew had middle-class but hardworking parents. And, to be honest, some of the people with the most spectacularly rich parents were amongst the most pleasant. :smile:

I think there's an inferiority complex fostered in the state school system that's entirely misplaced. I helped out a bit with other schools, and they were often intimidated by the grounds themselves, and got cowed despite the fact that they were just as able or capable as the students or teams from mine.

Don't get me wrong, there are problems. But it's not like everyone at an independent school was born with a silver spoon in their mouth.

Reply 5992