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Reply 20

Fawn

Lefty Leo

Are you sure you're female? :hmmm:

Unless it's tucked somewhere, yes :yes:

Reply 21

Lefty Leo

Fawn

Unless it's tucked somewhere, yes :yes:

What a pleasant thought :woo:

Reply 22

Fawn

Lefty Leo

What a pleasant thought :woo:

I would be as surprised as you were :awesome:

I'm sure there are plenty of raving lesbian molesters that are teachers out there. Somewhere.

Reply 23

Lefty Leo

Fawn

I would be as surprised as you were :awesome:

I'm sure there are plenty of raving lesbian molesters that are teachers out there. Somewhere.

They are actually most prominent in Saudi Arabia :yes:

You haven't been cooked by my oven recently :hmmm:

It's time to change that :teeth:

Reply 24

Fawn

Lefty Leo

They are actually most prominent in Saudi Arabia :yes:

You haven't been cooked by my oven recently :hmmm:

It's time to change that :teeth:

Reply 25

Lefty Leo

Fawn

Touché baby deer, touché.

Reply 26

ferret123

Ticket to a West-end show + train ticket lol

Reply 27

im so academic

Get everyone to cop up for

*a personally engraved necklace or something?
*round the world tickets?
*a huge plaque in the school hall?
*a huge party?
*picture of her into an oil painting?

:dontknow:

Reply 28

khalaf

malleablegrace

Budget... erm, probably max £50.
English teacher, 60-something, very dramatic and passionate. Quite Shakespearian about everything, ha. She has also had cancer before so definitely no mention of funerals :frown:

Hmm ok, like im so academic said, an engraved piece of jewelry (depending on what you've seen her wear) with a shakespeare quote on it that can relate to the situation would be cool...Or you can always engrave it on an iPod of course :awesome:

but that would be waay over budget :tongue:

The other idea is more of a "it's the thought that counts" type of thing, but just take her out somewhere nice if you can get everyone together. I'm sure she'd love seeing everyone get together to see her. If you can do both and give her the present when you're out that would be brilliant. Good luck :smile:

Reply 29

plushymcmuffin

I don't know how much they cost but tickets to go see a play at the Globe Theatre?

Reply 30

Chriz M

You could get them a gift voucher for the RSC (royal Shakespeare company). We got my english teacher some last year, and that went down well, as they can choose the play and dates.

Reply 31

19becky91

Do you know her favourite work?
Find bit of writing which relate to her, you, you're classmates and comply it together, with messages from each of you.