Cartoon Antidote To Early Years Ed

[Guest]

I thought this was rather amusing......

[Sue R]

How droll!

 

Unfortunately, would probably happen these days!!

 

Sue

[Guest Beryl]

 

Thanks Mousebat! I needed something to cheer me up today

[Guest]

You're very welcome Beryl.

 

I have another one for you....

[Guest]

....and my personal favourite

cartoon.doc

[Sue R]

Denise!

 

These are great! Where are you getting them from?

 

Sue

[Guest]

Hi SueR

 

As you know I don't have much of a sense of humour (wink) so I have to get my kicks elsewhere...

 

here's one of them ( a word of warning offensive language is used)

 

http://members.tripod.com/ofsted/ofsted.html

[Sue R]

Oh my God!!

 

THANK YOU. :wacko: :rolleyes:

 

And Rea - was that you in the Guest book in May??

 

I will now carry on with what I'm SUPPOSED to be doing. (Sorry, Steve, I will get them done )

 

Sue

[Rea]

Yes Sue it was me. I was hooked on the things you wont hear an inspector say.

[Guest]

Thanks for that light relief, mousebat. You need a sense of humour in this job don't you?

Carolyn

[Helen]

Well, I've had tears rolling down my face at some of the content on that site, Mousebat. Many thanks, just what I needed on Friday afternoon! My favourite was the confiscated book involving a hamster

[Sue R]

Me too!!!!!

 

Sue

[hali]

brillient Mousebat...

[Guest Beryl]

[Gezabel]

OH THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!

 

I can't remember the last time I laughed SO much :wacko: :rolleyes: :unsure:

 

It was "what not to say to an inspector" and the books that did it for me!!

 

I am still and THANK you again!

 

P.S. My ribs hurt!!!!!

[Guest]

lovely! Thanks mousebat.

 

I forget how much I miss British humour when I am so far away.

But Ive had a laugh a minute this morning. I do rather like the alternative lesson plan.