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Girls are highly competitive, but not in the same areas as boys. [/general rule of life]

 

Take social status/physical appearance as a generalised example.

 

You forgot "who wins the argument" - all girls I know insist they win every argument they have, even when ridiculously out of their depth.

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I just say that I've forgotten my kit every time I can't be bothered going.

 

That didn't work at our school. They had back-up kits. And they were manky. It was better just to bring your own kit and get on with it rather than wear those un-washed filthy clothes.

 

Besides which, making you shower after every lesson was stupid. Unless you got into a sweat there was no need, and after games like softball you barely do sweat. It should've been optional in my opinion.

 

I liked P.E though for the most part. Football, non-stop-cricket, softball and basketball were great fun. I hated the rest though, especially cross-country running. What a waste of time. I can run in my own time thanks, i dont need a teacher to tell me to run for half-an-hour. Bastards.

 

Girls at our school were pretty competitive. They were bad-ass at hockey and netball. We had mixed-P.E on occasion where we played against the girls, usually at hockey, and they kicked our asses every time.

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My school seems thankfully lax about P.E in general, strange considering it's a relatively small school (compared to other private ones in Edinburgh), with a big focus on Rugby etc.

 

Showers after anything haven't been enforced since...P5? Definitely junior school.

 

There was a big fiasco, as one of the class teachers who doubled as a junior rugby teacher for the young-uns (and who had to turn on the showers for a waiting queue of naked children, and then guard it...) turned out to have lots of child porn on his computer (in the school boarding house, no less!).

 

I think the school were a bit less strict about showers in general, after that.

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We were forced to have showers, with teachers even coming into the changing rooms to ensure we did.

 

 

 

Serious. I look back on it with mentality.

 

I've never had a shower at school, and I dont think anyone ever did, even when they installed shower cubicles. Good times indeed.

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I hate that feeling you get, when you want to do something really badly, but you know if you do you'll regret it completely. I would start talking about Psychology and the id/Super id etc...but I won't bore you. I seem to have no self control at all, and booze just amplifies this beyond belief. Though, having friends that instead of going "Oh no, don't do that" go "OMG DOO IT HAHA" doesn't help. :p

 

/random post with not much sense.

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