uncleglen

I am a Rock- Simon and Garfunkel

I used to be of the 'grin and bear it' school of philosophy (i.e. the British Way as RPC put it ) but not any more. Everything has gone 'beyond a joke' now.....

When I needed one for playground duty I found a Berghaus- Goretex, waterproof- just the job and you can get them with zip in and out fleecy linings

Stone Dead Forever- Metallica

None of this surprises me- there was massive 'irregularities' when the Docklands were regenerated in the '80s. It seems that anything to do with land and construction attracts the worst examples of fraud etc- and who loses out? The average local person every time.

Most people are middle class aspiring working class these days......

Good Morning-Beatles

We've had him and he forces the stuff through the letterbox- one of these days something will go wrong......

It made me feel uncomfortable and a young relative of mine thought it was in bad taste. Too close to 2005 really.

Maybe there was too musch venting of air to the outside and they got complaints so they blocked them off-

Little Miss Queen of Darkness- The Kinks

Apparently David Cameron wants to get information about IS from him- I wonder if he will employ the Jack Bauer school of information extraction?

The Beeb sourced 3 cars for Argentina and since anyone under the age of 40 probably would not have a clue when the Falklands was, chances are it was pure coincidence- lol

Crucify Me - Bring Me the Horizon

Saw this one today...any more suggestions http://www.express.co.uk/pictures/galleries/2339/Dull-Men-2015-Calendar

I always give my books to, and get some of them from, the charity shops

Tiny little kids carrying on in the street, shop etc annoy me and I imagine myself going up to them and saying 'shut up' in their face- but I'm too scared of getting slapped by their parent!

Mind Games- John Lennon

Yes the new RAC tax disc holder is quite swish- but sadly redundant!

Well, it's a massive improvement on the Westboro Baptist church brand of 'christianity' (imvho) https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=westboro+baptist+church&biw=1280&bih=659&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=UrolVNKyJaPW7QaOy4HICw&sqi=2&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAg

Upon The My Oh My- Captain Beefheart

I'd have thought 'uncleg' would mean to remove the influence of the Deputy Prime Minister from affairs of State!

He might mean Goose green.....Green Street is E13

Be Yourself- Audioslave

When I first started teaching maths the year 7,8 and 9 classes were mixed ability. We used SMILE and SMP and every pupil had their work tailored to their ability. Also the clever kids on level 7 were quite good at helping the weaker ones out since not all the kids wanted to ask the teacher. It took quite a lot of preparation on a Friday afternoon. Incidentally- the final test on each level and on each topic was marked by the teacher so there was no cheating. I liked it. In order to maximise C grades the school I taught in had large (32) top classes, large (27-30) bottom classes and the borderline students on C/D were in classes of about 25.