# Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!)

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Posted by Ry on December 12, 2019 at 04:49:41

In Reply to: Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!) posted by Kayne on December 11, 2019 at 17:29:45:

Top!! I think you once might have posted before but you have defo been mentioned loads by the boys. It's great to finally hear straight from you about stuff! I thought when you were first mentioned that at some point you'd get the bug of getting wet or messy, I don't think you could live in that house with them without getting thrown in the pool. It must be great to have a pool to come home to, we've only got the hot tub which we're always in. In fact me and Ady are currently sat getting warm in the hot tub and I know it's late or early 02:15, but I don't usually need loads of sleep. I'm the last to nod off and the first to wake up. Ady and me share a room still but Jay moved out when he reached puberty. He kept having too many 'accidents' in the night and Mum thought it would be better for all of us if he had his own room. He's only next door. Ady woke me up earlier because he felt freezing and asked if he could get in my bed to get warm. He's only 11 and the 'baby' of the group, not to mention my Bro, so I've always let him share the bed if he wanted. Unfortunately tonight didn't go quite to plan because he peeled my duvet back to highlight that I had obviously had a very interesting dream whilst sleeping in my boxers! So instead we pulled trackies, socks and T-shirts on and came downstairs to the hot tub for him to get warm. I think I might have given him my cold that I had and he's starting to get worse, but then it could just be running around in the cold and wet all day at school. Anyways middle and younger bro are sat in the hot tub, in our clothes of course, getting younger bro warm. I've got my left arm around him while I type on the ipad and he keeps nodding off and slipping down. So I have to left him back up, both of us can't nod off in the hot tub cos one of us will probs drown. That would be good in the papers, young brothers drown in hot tub at 2 in the morning while still wearing their clothes!

Sorry I know I go on alot, I'm often told that I have verbal diahorrea and the phrase 'shut the f**k up is said to me by my mates alot as well. At my Parents evening last month, which we now have to go to, my Form Teacher told my parents I had an inquisitive mind. My Father rapidly replied, "yes, he's bl***y annoying!" Thanks Dad I love you too, nice to know what your Parents really think of you! So if I go on and ask you loads of questions I apologise now, I just like speaking to new peeps especially if they have similar interests and yes I am annoying and will often find another question in an answer I am given, so please bear with me.

I know Felix doesn't like it but I often visit 'the other site', only to read stuff and I don't post. But I read about Jamie when he got the news and more recently about his passing. I was genuinely shocked and sad to hear the terrible news, he deserved so much better. I think he was a cool kid and a wonderful man and I can totes believe that he was amazing with younger kids like you. I can really understand why your Sis will be devastated. I've only ever lost a Grandad yet, but he was great with us and never said a bad word and even though it was 3 years ago now I still miss him and I think I'm only just getting over it. Gran lives with us in the 'Granny' flat over the garage. She's supposed to watch over us when our Parents are at work or out. But TBH she just lets us get on with it and occasionally pops her head in to see what we're up to. She still likes to take us out individually, but she likes us to dress quite smart with her which doesn't do our street cred much good in town if mates see us, but we still love to spend time with her. Personally I will miss Jamie and his posts, he was great and very open and honest about everything. I really hope you can all get over this and at least he didn't suffer badly. From a selfish point of view it would be amazing if Chris, you, and Kevin could keep his memory going by continuing to post here and on the 'other site', where age appropriate of course (as my Teachers would say). However on that point I would point out that kids do grow up and puberty is a very difficult and confusing time. I seem to have waited forever for 'this' only to find out how embarrassing and out of my control it really is! I'm rambling again, I know your pain and I am devastated we won't hear from his personality again, however I look forward to being able to read his stories and remember him again once Felix uploads them. I also hope that YOU will now take up some of his mantle and post your experiences on here. From your school pool day it sounds like you have alot of mates who would love your pool and maybes the mud course? Your school sounds a bit stricter than ours but I bet you get up to some mischief there as well. If not then I'd probs get expelled at your school for the stuff we get up to! On the subject of growing up I discovered yesterday that this 11 year old little turd leaning on me now had been searching XXX photos on instagram using my ipad. He got a couple of cracks for that, 11 and he wants to look at that stuff WTF!!

Just to get back to my 'inquisitive mind' again. I'm sure we were told before but how old are you and your Sis? Which school year are you both in and does she go to your school? In fact is yours a mixed school or only boys? Ours only started taking girls about 5 years ago when they joined a 'convent' school and took over their buildings as well. As you can guess from my GF they are definitely no 'nuns' and are now as bad as us!

Thanks for telling us what your uniform is like. I guessed it was from the boys' posts. I bet you have to wear it very smartly with shirts tucked in, top button fastened, tie up and no white socks. Our uniform changes as we get older. At the moment ours is grey blazer but changes to black later. Alot of boys in our years wear grey pants but I discovered we can wear black so I started a craze of black skinny pants (not leggings, they're for girls) and it's taken off with most boys switching to black. I only did it cos the uniform rules say we can and I like the look of the older boys black uniform shining when it gets wet, ours just goes dark and dull. We should wear light grey socks but they look nearly white so we get away with white socks as long as our trousers are fairly long and not at half mast. In the summer we wear white no show socks and some boys are still wearing them now, but it's too cold for me. We can wear slip on black leather shoes and even velcro fastening kickers. Not many of us wear our shirts tucked in unless we are stopped and told by a Teach, they've stopped bothering cos they'd be stoping every couple of minutes to tell one of us. We now have to fasten our collars cos they've changed to clip on ties. They say for safety so we can't strangle each other, but we think it's cos you can't wear a clip on tie without the collar fastened. We all can look very smart when we want to at school events but during the day it's just clothes. I worked it out the other day, a week is 168 hours. We sleep for about 63 hours. We are in school uniform for about 10 hours a day, including travelling to and back from school, which makes 50 hours a week plus some time at weekends for school games and the like. so we only wear our own clothes for 55 hours, which means we spend HALF our waking lives in school uniform. It's no wonder we end up getting soaked in it and getting it wrecked, it's gonna happen when we're always wearing it!

So that brings me back to questions. Until you came here to school did you ever get wet or messed up at school? What sort of school did you used to go to? Do you get chance now, apart from organised stuff at school like Children in Need? I know if we had a pool at home we'd come back most days, with our mates, and just jump in. Parents are at work and don't mind anyway. School clothes need changing and washing most days apart from maybe the blazer, but often we get mud splattered up the back running around. Have the 'boys' ever thrown you in the pool when you've come home from school and have you invited any of your mates around after school or at weekends for any fun? I'm sure the 'boys' once mentioned your Sis going in the pool dressed. Is she open to havin a laff in the pool? I know your bro, Kevin, has posted wet and muddy fun and I vaguely remember something about you getting thrown in the mud in your uniform, but I might be wrong. Also did you take part in the weekend fun after Chris' wedding. Jamie mentioned in a post that they'd all be going in the mud in their suits, but he never got to post it. You must have been at the wedding so maybe got included in that weekend?

See I do ask alot of questions, sorry! But my minds still going, getting back to the school pool day. I agree the Teachers expect us to use our heads and common sense when it comes to bringing spare clothes as we're supposed to be 'intelligent'. But this often goes pear shaped when stuff happens like a Teach getting their own back on you once you've changed! You then have to carry on soaked all day. Did any of the boys at your school 'forget' to bring spare clothes and end up soaked for the rest of the day? Just like us, you must have to only wear your blazer on the school grounds, so with our UK weather you must get wet in the rain sometimes unless you're not allowed out when it's raining? Or worse still get in crap for it? Again on the day did YOU jump in wearing your shoes, socks and blazer or did you chicken out? Would you say you area ringleader or a follower, or just too grown up?

Sorry I'm just interested to find out what other kids get up to at different schools and I like speaking to new people, especially if they're cool and interesting. I wish there were more kids on here, cos lets be honest, we're the worst for this stuff. There's only really Matt. me, Simon and Kai (who seems to have done a bunk! Don't think his Dad liked him posting on here, but it's quite safe). We need more wet kids, come on I know you're out there, just too chicken to post!!

Mint to speak to you Kayne and I hope you keep posting. Sos if I've bombed you out with all my questions, I'm just interested. You probs won't answer now I've asked them? Anyways time to get out the tub and get this little s**t back to bed, it's now 04:30 and we've got school carol service tomorrow night at the church!! I volunteered myself, Ross and Ady to be guides outside the church along with some other lads. Jay is in the choir so he can't do it. He's a good singer and can hits some high notes. I joke his b******ks will drop one day. I got digs from the boys for volunteering them and now Dad tells us it's gonna throw it down all afternoon and night tomorrow and be like 3 degrees or lower. So now I'm thinking 'what a Muppet' for volunteering for outside! Think we're in for a cold drenching while trying to look smart for once. I like to help out, but my plans never go right. Home tomorrow night with the flu me thinks.

Follow Ups:

- Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!) Kayne 19:00:12 12/13/2019 (11)
  - Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!) Ry 21:41:28 12/13/2019 (9)
    - Re: Children in need Ben 15:58:11 12/17/2019 (4)
      - Re: Children in need Ry 22:34:36 12/17/2019 (3)
        - Re: Children in need Ben 19:45:38 12/19/2019 (2)
          - Re: Children in need Ry 19:59:05 12/21/2019 (1)
            - Re: Children in need Ben 07:45:08 12/30/2019 (0)
    - Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!) Kayne 00:14:48 12/14/2019 (3)
      - Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!) Ry 04:49:58 12/14/2019 (2)
        - Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!) Ry 04:54:20 12/14/2019 (1)
          - Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!) Kayne 11:32:14 12/14/2019 (0)
  - Re: Children in need (yes spelt correctly!) Rob 21:35:26 12/13/2019 (0)

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