I was exempt from PE throughout most of middle school and all of high school.
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Posted 25 December 2005 - 10:06 AM
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I was exempt from PE throughout most of middle school and all of high school.
Really, do you mind if I ask why, Im guessing you didnt enjoy it? I had a knee injury from swimming to much in year 10 so i had to miss about 3 months of PE which really did suck.
What were peoples genral impression of PE teachers at school?
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Posted 25 December 2005 - 5:26 PM
PE teachers sucked, in general (overbearing, pompous, unfit asses!!!!), but I got along fine with mine in spite of that. The friends I hung out with in PE were jerks back then, though, and we picked on a few kids in our class quite severely.... and I still feel guilty about it to this day.
(Although, throwing a basketball straight up in the air above a group of 15 people and seeing where (and on who!) it lands is still pretty funny in a really mean way.......) X-D :-// .... awww. now I feel bad again......
(Although, throwing a basketball straight up in the air above a group of 15 people and seeing where (and on who!) it lands is still pretty funny in a really mean way.......) X-D :-// .... awww. now I feel bad again......
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Posted 25 December 2005 - 5:59 PM
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whirlygirl Escribi�:
I was exempt from PE throughout most of middle school and all of high school.
Really, do you mind if I ask why, Im guessing you didnt enjoy it? I had a knee injury from swimming to much in year 10 so i had to miss about 3 months of PE which really did suck.
What were peoples genral impression of PE teachers at school?
I had a medical condition - I had these benign tumors called neuromas on nerves in both feet. I couldn't do much physical activity let alone walk for any length of time without my nerves pinching and my feet cramping up. I had to wait until I was 17 and through growing until I could have the operation to remove them.
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Posted 25 December 2005 - 6:27 PM
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PE teachers sucked, in general (overbearing, pompous, unfit asses!!!!)
Thats the type of teacher I want to avoid becoming, its a shame that its true alot of PE teachers are like that meaning that kids dont enjoy or get into sport. I want to inspire kids to play and keep healthy.
Sorry to here that whirly. I bet the pain was horrible, but at least its sorted now. You play much sport now?
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Posted 25 December 2005 - 6:38 PM
Thanks, Acidchildren. The surgery I had on my feet was totally worth it and the only time they bothered me since was when I was pregnant and carrying around so much weight, it put pressure on the scar tissue. Otherwise, no pain!
I do not play any sports.
I've been saying for a couple of years now that I want to get into biking, but it's a matter of getting off my lazy ass. I have a bike but it's kind of crappy, old, heavy, cumbersome and uncomfortable. I want to make it a goal this year to get a decent bicycle. I have to because my new job is so sedentary, I'm not on my feet walking around as much like I used to be. Plus where I live has access to nature trails, even hills in my town which would be good for a workout.
I do not play any sports.
I've been saying for a couple of years now that I want to get into biking, but it's a matter of getting off my lazy ass. I have a bike but it's kind of crappy, old, heavy, cumbersome and uncomfortable. I want to make it a goal this year to get a decent bicycle. I have to because my new job is so sedentary, I'm not on my feet walking around as much like I used to be. Plus where I live has access to nature trails, even hills in my town which would be good for a workout.
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Posted 25 December 2005 - 6:46 PM
Yeah offroad bikeing is fun and good for you at the same time. Sound like its worth taking up.
I use to love rollerbladeing as a child, quite alot of fun, but I have never any good sat pulling off any good tricks. Skateboarding allways looks ok, but ive never got into it. Snowboarding is great though. Would like to try mountain boarding.
I use to love rollerbladeing as a child, quite alot of fun, but I have never any good sat pulling off any good tricks. Skateboarding allways looks ok, but ive never got into it. Snowboarding is great though. Would like to try mountain boarding.
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Posted 26 December 2005 - 5:01 AM
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Posted 26 December 2005 - 5:12 AM
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Posted 26 December 2005 - 5:21 AM
And I have to say that I hope Carra and Big Sami put the Traitorous Midget in their backpockets tomorrow (today, I guess) and then bury him in the centre circle. And that Ledley will do the same next Saturday. :D (Nothing personal against Owen or anything...... :) )
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Posted 05 January 2006 - 1:05 AM
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So who do you want your team to sign in transfer window?
I think pompey will be staying up now after this takeover!
we need no one, we are doing fine at the moment!! reading are gonna be playing with the big boys next season!!!
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Posted 05 January 2006 - 1:10 AM
ha! they said that about wigan ;)
really hope reading make it up - theyve been so close for the last 10 years they deserve a break.
good result for the spurs tonight - 6 points clear of the gooners and a scrappy away win. come on!!
really hope reading make it up - theyve been so close for the last 10 years they deserve a break.
good result for the spurs tonight - 6 points clear of the gooners and a scrappy away win. come on!!
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Posted 05 January 2006 - 1:13 AM
Yes spurs are sadly ahead of Arsenal. Who do you think will be dropping. Despite living near Pompey I still hope saints come back up and its good for the south to have more teams in the top leauge, good for the kids ;-)
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Posted 05 January 2006 - 2:24 AM
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Yes spurs are sadly ahead of Arsenal. Who do you think will be dropping. Despite living near Pompey I still hope saints come back up and its good for the south to have more teams in the top leauge, good for the kids ;-)
sunderland for sure. then i dunno, birmingham and west brom.
i reckon pompey will stay up. theyve just been bought out by a russian business man - the press (having called chelsea chelski) have dubbed our loveable chav of the south team 'chavski' X-D
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Posted 05 January 2006 - 11:37 PM
If Liverpool can close the deal on Daniel Agger I think I'd actually be satisfied.
Of course, Simao might also be in the cards, but while he's a crafty and talented player I'm not convinced of his ability to cut it in the Premiership. He's not the fastest player around. Depends on the price, I guess.
I mainly don't want to see anyone sold, such as Cisse, unless it's to finance or entice a deal involving a player such as Joaquin or Kuyt.
Of course, Simao might also be in the cards, but while he's a crafty and talented player I'm not convinced of his ability to cut it in the Premiership. He's not the fastest player around. Depends on the price, I guess.
I mainly don't want to see anyone sold, such as Cisse, unless it's to finance or entice a deal involving a player such as Joaquin or Kuyt.
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Posted 06 January 2006 - 8:52 AM
Woohoo! Canada is once again World Junior Hockey Champions!!! A stellar performance in a 5-0 victory over Russia confirms us as the best on the ice, yet again! Go Canada!
(at least we still have one sport we're the masters of... X-D )
(at least we still have one sport we're the masters of... X-D )
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Posted 06 January 2006 - 11:50 AM
Woohoo! I'm off to Highbury tomorrow for our glamourous fa cup fixture against the mighty cardiff city! Go the gunners! The treble (minus the now insignificant prem) is ours for the taking! lol X-D
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