What is hacking you off today?

[MK Shrimper]

In regards to the above, I feel that those Facebook "missing kids" posts are sometimes dubious and I never share them.

 

[OldBlueLady]

In regards to the above, I feel that those Facebook "missing kids" posts are sometimes dubious and I never share them.

Exactly, I only do so if they've originated from a fully reputable source, like a police force.

 

[londonblue]

In regards to the above, I feel that those Facebook "missing kids" posts are sometimes dubious and I never share them.

I do for some of them, but usually when I've seen the same kids on the local Police twitter feed.

 

[RHB]

Mobile phones being held in front of a user's face while walking. I was walking down Leigh Broadway this morning and was twice bumped into by phone in front of face women. The first one kept going giving me a nudge on the move. The second told me I should look where I was going. Yeah, **** you too ladies.

 

[Napster]

People who post the same thing twice.

 

[londonblue]

People who post the same thing twice.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Having to justify a day off when you’ve been working a 12 plus hour day for weeks, including some Saturdays.

Welcome to HK.

 

[Uncle Leo]

The rule is, that you can take what you like for personal use but no sharing on social meedja (though I have no idea how you'd police that). There was an official photographer as well. Mrs MK got a few when young 'un was on stage.

Yes, we had exactly the same at our one today. Apparently Herts CC are particularly hot on it this year.

All this talk of safeguarding reminds me that I'm on a course in February. That'll be a fun Tuesday evening.

 

[OldBlueLady]

Yes, we had exactly the same at our one today. Apparently Herts CC are particularly hot on it this year.

All this talk of safeguarding reminds me that I'm on a course in February. That'll be a fun Tuesday evening.

I always found the courses most interesting, you wait till you hear the story (usually near the end) of a little boy that grew up in abusive household, what he endured and who he became.

 

[Uncle Leo]

And all this school talk reminded me of an online course - 'safer recruitment for schools' that I'm supposed to do.

Just fired it up - four bloody hours!

 

[Uncle Leo]

I always found the courses most interesting, you wait till you hear the story (usually near the end) of a little boy that grew up in abusive household, what he endured and who he became.

A lot depends on the person delivering it be fair. The 'introduction to governing' course I attended was excellent, as was one on exclusions. Some of the data ones though... :stunned:

 

[OldBlueLady]

And all this school talk reminded me of an online course - 'safer recruitment for schools' that I'm supposed to do.

Just fired it up - four bloody hours!

Yep, remember doing that one too! Being a Governor is a heck of a commitment and a real responsibility.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Yep, remember doing that one too! Being a Governor is a heck of a commitment and a real responsibility.

All worth it when we get to spend a full day in school though - that's a real highlight of the year. I loved having school dinner with my daughter and her pals :smile:

 

[OldBlueLady]

All worth it when we get to spend a full day in school though - that's a real highlight of the year. I loved having school dinner with my daughter and her pals :smile:

At our local schools, you're allowed to do this as an "ordinary" parent, as long as you apply. So, lots of people go in for their child's birthday, for example. There's obviously a limit on how many parents they can have, but it is something that goes down really well with adults and children alike. They even did it back when my youngest was in school!

 

[Firestorm]

I always found the courses most interesting, you wait till you hear the story (usually near the end) of a little boy that grew up in abusive household, what he endured and who he became.

Try living with a child protection Social work manager !! The regular stories , even when heavily redacted , are horrific.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Having to do an on-line Diversion & Inclusion course. I'm a card-carrying pantywaist snowflake Guardian reading leftie and it was ****ing painful.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Harry & Megs to tie the knot on the 19th May. It's a Saturday.

Selfish, selfish Royals. :angry:

Not to mention it's FA Cup Final day....so least that's one hurdle we don't have to cross.

 

[Pubey]

I always found the courses most interesting, you wait till you hear the story (usually near the end) of a little boy that grew up in abusive household, what he endured and who he became.

Harry Potter?

 

[* ORM *]

2 Southend firefighters confined to duties for having a bit of festive fun with children and clingfilm, even the parents didn’t have an issue. After Brexit perhaps we push to get all the wooly sue me and tread on eggshells culture imported from our friends across the pond kicked into touch.

 

[Benfleet A1]

Harry & Megs to tie the knot on the 19th May. It's a Saturday.

Selfish, selfish Royals. :angry:

Not to mention it's FA Cup Final day....so least that's one hurdle we don't have to cross.

Why is two people getting married in Windsor a issue to you?