So I can take great delight in banning this drivel!
What is the world coming to when such things are allowed in British schools? They are places of education – it is good that the leaving age is raised to 18, but this sort of triviality should be banned!
If for nothing else health & Safety! Do these children not know how much damage they are doing to the environment packing themselves into stretch limo’s?
Bring back British values in schools! Ban Prom’s!
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07/03/2008 at 5:10 PM
Bah!
Children should be seen and not heard!
No, really, I think about all the things that have crossed the pond and it does make me suppose that the British youth are not having any unique ideas any more.
I would suggest that Canadian proms are much different than their US counterpart, too.
07/03/2008 at 5:06 PM
Oh, Bah Humbug, Mr.Will!
I thought everyone had proms. I’ve been to several. A few of my own, and one as a date. I’ll tell you the after parties are what it’s all about.
One, we camped out in a field for a whole week-end bash, the entire graduate class and dates. Ahhhh, now I’m thinking about the good old, care-free days!
They might as well get a bit of fun in now, because once they get into the real world, it only goes downhill from there.