Joya's Joyous Jumphouse

Black Swan

**While in stealth mode where she cannot be seen, Swannie continues to snoop on fellow Lairians**

Sneezes! :eek:

Oh oh...

Hugo Stiglitz

cyberwolf77 wrote: »

This guy

or, did you mean this guy

Classic Wolfmon!

Hugo Stiglitz

[Bella RADAR goes mental]

Black Swan

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

[Bella RADAR goes mental]

**Swannie maintains BLACK stealth shields where Hugo cannot see her**

Lithium93_

KKkitty wrote: »

Had both my sons parent teacher meetings this week.

:eek: The worst kind of meeting there is

Black Swan

SwanBot in stealth mode sneaks up on Hugo and blows in his ear, before quietly slipping away.

Black Swan

**Still in stealth mode, both Swannie and SwanBot sneak off to cook din din, waving wings bye to fellow ghosts**

aaronjumper

Or when the school would send out the report cards.
Fond memory of my sister arriving into the kitchen "Your report card is here, mam has it" and climbing out the window.

Lithium93_ wrote: »

Alright now, watching Jessica Jones on Netflix

What do you think of it so far?

Lithium93_

aaronjumper wrote: »

Or when the school would send out the report cards.
Fond memory of my sister arriving into the kitchen "Your report card is here, mam has it" and climbing out the window.

What do you think of it so far?

Oh that **** was Terrifying, Terrifying i tells ya, dreaded those days...

Only started JJ, finished episode 1 an hour ago, then Netflix kicked it for some reason :mad:, hoping to finish it off tomorrow

KKkitty

My oldest son is not much into sports but he's ahead of himself in English and a few other subjects. My youngest son is lacking in confidence but he's getting 1 to 1 remedial teaching twice a week to help him with that.

Hugo Stiglitz

Black Swan wrote: »

SwanBot in stealth mode sneaks up on Hugo and blows in his ear, before quietly slipping away.

[sudden change in air pressure causes Hugo's brain sphincter to open]

Hodgdhhtssadrhllghhfljghkgdeffd€!?&#^?

aaronjumper

Lithium93_ wrote: »

Oh that **** was Terrifying, Terrifying i tells ya, dreaded those days...

Only started JJ, finished episode 1 an hour ago, then Netflix kicked it for some reason :mad:, hoping to finish it off tomorrow

Yeah started intercepting them after that. Anything with the school symbol on it went in the bin and had stuff put on top of it. :pac:

I'm six episodes in and liking it.

Hugo Stiglitz

Lithium93_ wrote: »

Oh that **** was Terrifying, Terrifying i tells ya, dreaded those days...

Only started JJ, finished episode 1 an hour ago, then Netflix kicked it for some reason :mad:, hoping to finish it off tomorrow

I thought you were exiled, Youngblood?!

aaronjumper

KKkitty wrote: »

My oldest son is not much into sports but he's ahead of himself in English and a few other subjects. My youngest son is lacking in confidence but he's getting 1 to 1 remedial teaching twice a week to help him with that.

Being good at English is great, you can trick others into thinking you are an intellectual by using words that make you sound more photosynthesis.

I hope the classes help him out.

Lithium93_

aaronjumper wrote: »

Yeah started intercepting them after that. Anything with the school symbol on it went in the bin and had stuff put on top of it. :pac:

I'm six episodes in and liking it.

Whenever they were being sent out, my mother would watch for the mail like a sniper trained on a target, and then when phone calls were being gotten for uh bad behaviour, oooh lordy it was WW3

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

I thought you were exiled, Youngblood?!

I was Sir Hugo, but have gallantly returned because i'd miss this place too much

KKkitty

aaronjumper wrote: »

Being good at English is great, you can trick others into thinking you are an intellectual by using words that make you sound more photosynthesis.

I hope the classes help him out.

Thank you. My youngest son is very timid. I dread parent teacher meetings but I was pleasantly surprised with my kids progress.

Hugo Stiglitz

Lithium93_ wrote: »

I was Sir Hugo, but have gallantly returned because i'd miss this place too much

Don't scare me like that again! *offers bro-hug*

Lithium93_

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

Don't scare me like that again! *offers bro-hug*

Can't make promises :pac:, c'mon now how was Clutch??, did you have your socks rocked off??

Hugo Stiglitz

KKkitty wrote: »

Thank you. My youngest son is very timid. I dread parent teacher meetings but I was pleasantly surprised with my kids progress.

The timid ones often have the biggest hearts. You're doing a great job there, Kitty.

aaronjumper

KKkitty wrote: »

Thank you. My youngest son is very timid. I dread parent teacher meetings but I was pleasantly surprised with my kids progress.

I think most parents do, you're basically being forced into a broad breakdown of their grades and behaviour. Some teachers can go overboard.

Hugo Stiglitz

Lithium93_ wrote: »

Can't make promises :pac:, c'mon now how was Clutch??, did you have your socks rocked off??

Fuppin' awesome!

Lithium93_

Hugo Stiglitz wrote: »

Fuppin' awesome!

Were you right at the front or a bit back??

KKkitty

Have to say their teachers are lovely though. My oldest son's teacher said if she had a classroom full of my son she'd be happy. My youngest son will get there. He's bright when he wants to be.

x Purple Pawprints x

Hugo Stiglitz wrote:

The timid ones often have the biggest hearts. You're doing a great job there, Kitty.

That's quite sweet

KKkitty

x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »

That's quite sweet

It's a beautiful saying

Hugo Stiglitz

Lithium93_ wrote: »

Were you right at the front or a bit back??

Standing at the back. Like yourself I'm a man of some height. Had a drunken ol' rock skank repeatedly touch my back when I stood in front of her. There was like a 2 meter bit of free standing space in front of her. :rolleyes:

KKkitty

My youngest son is mad about dinosaurs so they've taken a note of that and will use that as an incentive to reward him for getting better with schoolwork.

Hugo Stiglitz

KKkitty wrote: »

It's a beautiful saying

Rest assured that I'm a bit of a scumbag in my own way! :pac:

KKkitty

For those who have the TV station Scuzz they're doing Metallica's greatest video hits.

Black Swan

KKkitty wrote: »

My youngest son is mad about dinosaurs so they've taken a note of that and will use that as an incentive to reward him for getting better with schoolwork.

Swannie points to >>>>>> Palaeontology forum for young dino enthusiast!