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TUX Flag redhill 17 Jul 15 7.46pm Send a Private Message to TUX Add TUX as a friend

Quote jamiemartin721 at 17 Jul 2015 3.17pm

The school, in his case, as they failed to provide the same information as they did to the other pupils, which leaves them negligent / culpable.


Are we talking nutrition/exercise or sun factor?


 

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Pussay Patrol Flag 18 Jul 15 12.45am

It's definitely a sad indictment of modern society that no-one bats an eyelid over the child being morbidly obese but the kid gets a bit of sunstroke and the school are hung out dry in the national press

 


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nairb75 Flag Baltimore 18 Jul 15 3.09am Send a Private Message to nairb75 Add nairb75 as a friend

Quote The Sash at 17 Jul 2015 2.54pm

She should be more concerned he is a 15 year old boy with tits..

now doubt would have some takers if he let some of you have a go with them.

 

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Canterbury Palace Flag Whitstable 18 Jul 15 9.44am Send a Private Message to Canterbury Palace Add Canterbury Palace as a friend

Funnily enough exactly the same thing happened to me when I was 15 on a school trip to Florida. Went to a water park and got so badly burnt on my shoulders that each of them turned into a giant blister and have been covered in freckles ever since. Do you know who I blame? Myself. If you're virtually old enough to vote, you should have the common sense to realise that you need suncream when it's hot.

 


We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

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sydtheeagle Flag England 18 Jul 15 12.09pm Send a Private Message to sydtheeagle Add sydtheeagle as a friend

So she doesn't care enough about him to feed him properly or pack suncream when he's going to Spain in July (presumably cos she's too stupid to work out it'd be a good idea on her own. She has to be told) but give her a sniff of a damages claim and she's all over it. I see.

 


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sydtheeagle Flag England 18 Jul 15 12.11pm Send a Private Message to sydtheeagle Add sydtheeagle as a friend

Quote Canterbury Palace at 18 Jul 2015 9.44am

Funnily enough exactly the same thing happened to me when I was 15 on a school trip to Florida. Went to a water park and got so badly burnt on my shoulders that each of them turned into a giant blister and have been covered in freckles ever since. Do you know who I blame? Myself. If you're virtually old enough to vote, you should have the common sense to realise that you need suncream when it's hot.

On a more interesting note, did you have breasts like that?

 


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Southampton_Eagle Flag At the after party 18 Jul 15 12.41pm Send a Private Message to Southampton_Eagle Add Southampton_Eagle as a friend

Quote grumpymort at 17 Jul 2015 7.07pm

There is sun lotions for children plus they have on them about protection so any parent that gives a child a 15 and thinks this is fine is a complete fool.

You can tell by looking at the fat and tits on the kid that it's another one of those everybody else fault family come on who the hell gives a child even in this country a 15 for protection.

The other thing I found strange was if it was myself that only had a 15 i would ask to borrow some of the others or even teachers I can't see them all saying no this this strikes me as kids with attitude thinking they are untouchable.

If this was a story about heat stroke then it would be a different matter.

I agree with what stirlingsays he has got it spot on and parents now days are so annoying never had this when I was younger even a few weeks ago my dad said to me when he goes on holiday he see idiots do this same thing either use too low number or they don't keep applying it as it advises.

Spot on mate.

I was in Camden last Friday with the missus for the day. As soon as we got out of Mornington Crescent we could tell that we were going to get burnt quickly so spent £17 on a bottle of Factor 50 that we knew we'd only use for one day.

Some people are f*cking idiots.

 

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Kingvagabond Flag London 18 Jul 15 2.08pm Send a Private Message to Kingvagabond Add Kingvagabond as a friend

25 is usually enough for me but on any school trips I pack a bottle of 50 because parents can be dumb enough to pack the kids off with nothing. In fact I've just bought pe kits in 3 different sizes because I got fed up last year of kids missing PE by deliberately 'forgetting' their PE kits.

Parents are maddening though and it shouldn't be my responsibility to stump up for kids who's parents forget. I do though because it's not fair on the kids themselves.

 


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Quote cornwalls palace at 24 Oct 2012 9.37am

He was right!!!...and we killed him!!... poor Orpinton Eagles........

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Quote sydtheeagle at 18 Jul 2015 12.11pm

Quote Canterbury Palace at 18 Jul 2015 9.44am

Funnily enough exactly the same thing happened to me when I was 15 on a school trip to Florida. Went to a water park and got so badly burnt on my shoulders that each of them turned into a giant blister and have been covered in freckles ever since. Do you know who I blame? Myself. If you're virtually old enough to vote, you should have the common sense to realise that you need suncream when it's hot.

On a more interesting note, did you have breasts like that?


Nah but I'm creeping closer now

 


We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

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collier row eagle Flag romford essex via another galaxy 18 Jul 15 6.24pm Send a Private Message to collier row eagle Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add collier row eagle as a friend

Quote Cucking Funt at 17 Jul 2015 5.13pm

The mother..... would you?


Was thinking the same thing, but no thanks, she looks well rough, like a fruit and veg seller in Romford market. The lad looks a bit of a porker, the mum is to blame for that too.

 

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cornwalls palace Flag Torpoint 19 Jul 15 1.33am

..it would have been a lot worse if she'd forgotten to pack his bra!

 


.......has our coach driver done a Poo'yet, without thinking about Gus!

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nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 19 Jul 15 10.17am

I blame both. The boy was told to put cream on but didn't.
The teachers should have reiterated the need for suncream throughout the day.

 

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