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I thought this was meant to be a friendly place to discuss biking?

Evidently not. I'll try and keep my head down.

 

**** me, that's the 4th or 5th irony meter that's blown this year.

 

The £5 USB camera I got from eBuyer had that sort of software, too.

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9.co.uk scribbled:

I tink two people have had SOH failures here.

Take my word for it, its something I know a lot about

 

Rope wrote

Half now is it, who got better?

 

Where is this wonderful world?

 

Fucking Palmists.

 

In uk.rec.motorcycles, Grimly Curmudgeon amazed us all with this pearl
of wisdom:

Heh, that's funny.

 

But private schools are consumer driven (consumer being the people who
pay). Have crap teachers at any school and the word gets around. A state
school is limited in who they can employ by cost and availability. A
private school buys in the best to keep its name.

Minimum being the operative word. Qualify as a PE teacher and you could
be teaching maths or English at a Kent state school without any more
experience.

Or as came to light under a government directive "Instruct the colleges
not to fail students who were applying to become teachers, no matter how
bad those students are"[1]. As a way of increasing the number of
teachers.

In some cases this is very important. But better quality teaching comes
tops to. Often these two go together.

Most of the teachers I know would love to be able to get a job in a
private school. If only so they don't get physically and verbally abused
by parents so much.

[1] This is from memory the quote may not be 100% correct.