Archive Interview: PVC15
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Speaker 1: | interviewerPVC15 |
Speaker 2: | informantPVC15a |
Age Group: | 16-20 |
Gender: | Male |
Residence: | Tyneside - Newcastle |
Education: | A-Levels |
Occupation: | Student |
Speaker 3: | informantPVC15b |
Age Group: | 16-20 |
Gender: | Male |
Residence: | Tyneside - Newcastle |
Education: | A-Levels |
Occupation: | Student |
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we had that one |
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yeah I think it was on last year but there there wasn't that all that he kept going on about was the darkness and (pause) you know what (NAME)'s (unclear) like he was moaning every five minutes |
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(unclear) sleeping sleeping (pause) patterns and stuff like that |
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ah yeah he slept he slept (unclear) |
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well the first one I saw was (pause) the basketball one |
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well yeah (pause) stayed awake for like |
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(unclear) |
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like three or four |
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(unclear) is that when it's light all the time yeah |
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aye I thought it was really good (pause) but eh |
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so it's like sort of half a year gone now s s from |
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supposedly I think so aye (laughter) |
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the summer solstice to the winter |
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(laughter) I just think it was dead funny hibernating and all he comes downstairs (laughter) that's the (unclear) it's weird (pause) |
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tore my hair out (pause) all night |
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why |
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just thinking |
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about what |
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everything (pause) life |
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ah (pause) my God you philosopher oh I didn't have that problem I was training last night (pause) so |
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too aggressive |
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yeah just like school I'm always getting wrong (pause) eh (pause) had to go to see him afterwards as well for eh an informal chat (pause) because he was looking at the records and he said I like I haven't been |
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(unclear) not be paid for it |
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I don't know you see eh (pause) (NAME) just took over a class two two weeks ago (pause) and the one they landed him with was a real (pause) dead beat class he had to pay money out on his first day (pause) because he only got about four or five (pause) students and the money he got from them didn't even |
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so you're given all the responsibility of the fees and everything |
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mm-hm it'll be dumped on me see don't think I wouldn't get done if because we'd be keeping the books because they've got an accountant for that (pause) I've just got to hand them over to him see (pause) I'd be in charge of (unclear) |
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I wouldn't do it |
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I know |
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it's a liability (unclear) |
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I says (pause) 'so if anything goes I'll be up for |
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what (pause) training over summer |
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aye I've got to train over summer yeah |
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so you're definitely definitely going |
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no I didn't want to I didn't want to go (pause) but eh |
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your dad forced you |
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you know (pause) it's been basically decided for us (pause) again |
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by your parents |
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yeah eh my mam's dead keen on going she thinks it's a great laugh |
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what does she do (laughter) like |
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oh she'll just sit and talk to the other mums |
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(laughter) loads of (unclear) all the time |
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sweat (pause) yeah sweat to death for two hours in the morning two hours at (laughter) night and run about during the day I'm I'm exhausted by the end of the week (pause) (unclear) |
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is that (unclear) (pause) is that (pause) all the organisation just two hours' training in the morning and two in the |
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two hours' training on the morning (pause) they usually or you've usually got the day to yourself (pause) then at night time you've got another two hours but on certain days |
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don't know |
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geography project |
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ah yeah |
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aye (unclear) |
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although I think we're going to be loaded down with eh (pause) loads of maths as well about three or four projects of maths |
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over the one holiday |
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uh-huh |
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told you you shouldn't have took that last year |
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there's three different teachers |
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three different teachers and they |
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all expecting their work done |
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so they don't like (pause) do they not (pause) just talk to each other say well 'I'm giving him homework this week' |
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no not really well I mean we've got (pause) two of the teachers are giving us our (pause) big tests next week and (pause) the other one (pause) doesn't really (pause) make any allowances for it |
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well I'm glad I didn't do maths (pause) I couldn't be chewed with it (pause) chemistry's |
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uh-huh |
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he got (pause) he |
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she was late again today |
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he got really chewed with her (pause) yesterday (pause) sh |
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is she late for every lesson |
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she's l she comes in about three (unclear) like lessons like |
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mm-hm |
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she came at three o'clock thinking 'hunky dory I'm going to be fine' he said 'well if you we're getting fantastic exam marks I wouldn't mind but you're not' |
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(laughter) |
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'I want you here on time (pause) every lesson' me and (NAME) were in hysterics at (laughter) the back of the class because he kept going 'what did you get then for your exam (NAME) what's on your report' dead l dead funny |
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yeah |
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you know like methane you've got like carbon in the middle and four hydrogens around it |
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(unclear) |
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you get these precise little models in chemistry had to sit and had to sit and make them yesterday (laughter) |
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because you're doing eh optical isomerism (pause) you take methane (pause) and you put it there and and you say a mirror's there and you put it there it reflects itself (pause) and that's it so you got you got all the compounds out (pause) and you look at them like that (pause) seeing whether you can superimpose them on each other (pause) it's really complicated stuff |
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waste of time |
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aye I know that's what I thought (pause) I can just learn enough we thought it was a good laugh though because it gets a bit monotonous chemistry I think it's just every lesson we get like notes given to we |
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so you didn't have to stre stretch your brain (pause) mentally or (unclear) |
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mm mm understanding some of the stuff's quite hard (pause) but that's about it |
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lots of compositions (unclear) |
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yeah over the exam (pause) I realized just how hard it was (laughter) (pause) just looking at it and going (laughter) 'oh my God' like that's it there (unclear) at us I've got to learn all that and there's nothing there I can just cross off it that's not that important (pause) |
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is it not is there not like a few rules and then you learn those rules |
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physical there is |
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with a few exceptions |
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physical's all just applying stuff that you've learnt that's really quick that's much easier really I think but organic's just learn learn learn learn learn (pause) all the time |
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sh you would think there'd be rules behind everything |
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oh well they've got like |
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there would be like (pause) tendency for the |
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yeah th that's you've got that but what all you do is like you get a reaction of say between you know dehydration and (unclear) give you a (unclear) |
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mm-hm them sort of things |
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but then you just apply it to all of them |
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mm-hm |
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that's what I mean like you don't have to learn like every single one (pause) for that like because there's like thousands of carbon chains and that but like that's it that's the basic |
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yeah |
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there's that many reactions to learn (pause) there's like ten ways you can make ha eh (unclear) from an alcohol (pause) because there's loads of halogen cabinets so you got to learn all of them you think I'l just learn one (pause) (laughter) |
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totally lost us (laughter) |
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(laughter) well that's what I mean like like (NAME) in the exam he he said to me 'I' like he came to my house |
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mm |
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like out of about ten (pause) and 'I'm just learning that' (pause) he said that's the way of preparing it (pause) but in w in the exam they'll say 'prepare such and such by this method' so you they give you the name it's lots of work |
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yeah |
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lots of learning |
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yeah I'm on my third maths folder just keep |
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third maths folder |
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filling them and putting them to the side and come back to them later for revision |
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Jesus I |
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no I'm just going to take the stuff that I'm not doing at that point in time and put it in s another smaller folder |
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that's what I was going to do (interruption) but knowing me (unclear) |
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you see because if I lost a big folder with (pause) two years work in it I'd be pretty cheesed off (laughter) |
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well I was going to do that but eh I've got like eh my house is just cluttered with folders at the minute (pause) got my folders all over my desk |
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got something like eight or something ten just lying there with (interruption) work to be done (laughter) |
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my mam keeps my mam keeps getting us and saying 'are you going to shift these folders or what' I say 'no they're important' and saying 'no you haven't looked' and there's dust |
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you should have a shelf |
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there's dust shelves are full of books man (laughter) they're not work books my drawers are full |
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your mam's (pause) romantic books |
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(unclear) |
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because I've got like this one bookshelf I don't use I've just got that's cluttered with papers now and she says 'can I put my books in there' so all my friends go in my room and see all these dead romantic books on the wall I says 'can you imagine my life at school the next day' like (pause) oh what a (unclear) (laughter) no way man (laughter) |
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I think she's got them under her bed I says 'well can we not just throw them out' |
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I know and (unclear) (interruption) must have read them |
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'you've read them all' she said 'no' I'm going to burn them next bonfire night she'll not know I'll just I'll just take (pause) a big stack and take them outside the house (interruption) (unclear) |
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does she read them again |
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no she reads everything once it does my head in she's got like |
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of course yes |
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God (unclear) |
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she's very eh |
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nosy |
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no |
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because I did mention (NAME) to her and she (unclear) |
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oh (interruption) you idiot |
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oh no I've never heard the end of that now |
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I know you sh you |
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I don't know I don't know what made us do it |
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well how did you bring that out |
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(laughter) I don't know just so chuffed I just brought it out in |
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you just what you just sit there go 'oh by the way I met this lass' |
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every every conversation I would bring it up yeah |
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probably my sister because she would be a nightmare |
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oh your sister (laughter) she might but eh (pause) you know the one who's living at home now (NAME) she was giving me mega loads of gyp when I come back because I says she says eh 'wh how many is there other like schools' I says 'aye yeah' 'is there any lasses there' I says 'yeah' she goes 'oh well |
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where would you go like |
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I don't know |
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what you (unclear) |
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I'd j it's |
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why |
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I don't know my sister sh |
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so you threaten your sister |
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yeah |
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that you're going to leave home |
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no I s tell my mam and then sh she gets my sister to shut up |
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oh right I was going to say because your sister'll just keep going |
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oh my sister'll keep going yeah she wants rid of us her |
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'go on then do it do it get out' |
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yeah 'go on' (laughter) well that's what she says to us she says 'well what you |
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(laughter) mm-hm |
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I said 'what you doing' she says 'just looking at your work' I says 'well don't (pause) because you wouldn't understand it anyway' (laughter) she's going 'oh would I not' so |
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mm-hm |
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she runs off and says 'mam (NAME) said this (NAME) said that' and it's '(NAME)' |
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at twenty one is it twenty two |
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she's aye I says she calls me immature |
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hamster's getting better I think |
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your hamster |
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mm-hm yes |
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what an exciting pet |
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well its tail's drying off |
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so you didn't like O D |
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wipe its bum every day |
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(laughter) |
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I know it's very drowsy now (unclear) |
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(laughter) it's still alive it's not like (laughter) walking about (laughter) looking stoned all day |
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I think it is a bit drowsy because I pick it up and it it's always going for my fingers and it but it doesn't hurt anymore just (pause) just (unclear) |
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just a (unclear) (laughter) |
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aye it can't even break the skin anymore (interruption) it falls asleep |
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here's my here's Mr Paw |
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(laughter) |
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grabs the end off the syringe and won't let go |
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junkie hamster (laughter) eeh hey that's what my little cousin wants another hamster another one |
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how many's he had now then |
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haven't a clue a couple I know of |
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mm |
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because I didn't look after mine really like I used to clean it out once every (pause) month (laughter) but (laughter) I've just remembered about it (unclear) |
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just when it started to smell |
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aye it's gnawing it was like cl climbing the bars trying to get out from the smell of its own |
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I'm going to have to clean mine out I clean it out every other day at the minute |
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every other day |
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aye (interruption) antiseptic |
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I used to do mine once every (pause) three days sometimes |
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oh I wo I wouldn't normally do that |
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that was about it |
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just once a week when it's just because it got |
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when I in the holidays I used to clean it out nearly every day because (pause) I used to get it out like (laughter) |
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(unclear) bored |
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used I used to put it on the floor (pause) (unclear) (pause) I used to put it in |
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yeah |
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used to let it run round the house (laughter) |
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yeah they look mad in them things |
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until it was exhausted because I was trying get it exhausted for the night time because I I could never stop the wheel to like to get it stop squeaking |
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that's the good thing about my wheel |
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it's like everyday it was 'eek eek eek' |
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makes absolutely no sound |
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my dad used to be shouting '(NAME) will you get it off tha get it off the wheel man' |
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(unclear) |
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'don't get any sleep for it' |
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my old one I used to (pause) |
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(laughter) then and aye then your sister and your mam comes out (pause) and (laughter) 'will you get that hamster back in your room or what' (interruption) mine was savage (pause) I don't know what it is all my pets have been savage |
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(laughter) well it depends what you get I think females are more |
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mm |
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vicious than the the males my first one was a male and it was just (pause) |
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aye so was mine aye that's what I had it just used to sit there |
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I loved it because it just used to go fall asleep on you and stuff like that it was great |
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used to go to sleep and used to go to sleep on top of my arm |
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put it in your pocket |
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aye that was it |
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and then it'd still be there the next day |
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(laughter) didn't used to even move think 'oh what a boring pet I want another one' (laughter) 'mam I want a another one' (laughter) aye (laughter) I've had a fe I had a |
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my last two have been |
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no it is my dogs have been savage even had a I had a rabbit that was a psycho and all (laughter) must be me must be my effect on animals |
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remember (NAME)'s once staying over at (NAME)'s one night and he he gets his |
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uh-huh |
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in the balls and they got them out and I was just holding one (unclear) |
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look at it |
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and it went 'phh' it attacked us and jumped on my lip it was hanging from my top lip (laughter) (unclear) |
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(laughter) |
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(unclear) |
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(laughter) a hamster's hanging from your lip (laughter) |
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yeah bleeding from the top and bottom but |
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(laughter) 'get it off get it off' |
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aye swinging it about |
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your (NAME) |
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aye so she just 'can you not have a word with him' so I says 'no I divn't even know him now man he's not my head of year' |
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the head of your year |
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yeah he's head of year like |
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your |
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my niece |
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niece |
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yeah I think she asked for it anyway so (pause) it's all the same like |
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is that the |
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yeah |
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oh aye |
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a and my my other nephew |
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got a mouth on her her hasn't she |
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aye she has that's what I says I says 'did you like did you give him some flack' |
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s so's her brother (laughter) |
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she says I says 'did you give' she says 'I didn't say a thing' I says 'you're lying because you always talking you' he he's the frightened (unclear) |
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mm-hm |
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the only good thing is he's terrified of Storm |
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never used to be that bad when I was when I used to knock around yours when I was in the first year |
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wh who |
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your that nephew |
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wey it's because since he's lived up there man because he's got a chip on his shoulder he's in the reefer gang |
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I've just realized this is the eh Economics Room that's why (NAME)'s hovering outside (laughter) |
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(laughter) oh yeah tough (laughter) |
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yeah tough go and find another room |
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but (NAME)'s not even in is he |
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no |
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it's like so (NAME)'s coming in (pause) he only got he's like he's the only one person in economics class and he's come in |
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has been for the past couple of weeks |
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(NAME)'s coming in this afternoon he said yesterday |
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what for double geology |
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yeah I don't know |
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if I was going to take the week off I wouldn't come in for double geology |
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no he was only going to take up until Wednesday because that's when his medication's finished with and he's |
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ah but he thought he'd have economics off |
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I don't know it's totaly mad |
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did you watch Psycho last night |
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no |
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it was |
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it was about that time I c I went to bed |
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so I got up and I got back up and went downstairs to |
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(laughter) |
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well I'm skint now |
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you should have a big bank account (unclear) gets |
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I know |
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money every week off him |
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you're joking I get money every month or something if I'm lucky actually eh the money (unclear) |
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have you used all the stuff that you took to Ford |
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no |
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well then ask him |
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(unclear) because I'm going to go away a couple a weeks time with that so I need some more (laughter) (pause) I says 'dad give us the money (laughter) and I I'll not s I'll leave you alone' (laughter) 'how much do you' (pause) I could con him but I I'll probably feel guilty when I get my money (laughter) |
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yeah |
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if I'll probably say like I had some school trip or something but eh I usually just ask for it now |
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just listening to football eh that's what everyone was talking about last night the World Cup and I was sitting there virtually half asleep in the bar and eh after I got in yeah like football football football right (laughter) oh see his goal one thing that was that really came out was Leonardo's elbow (laughter) |
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oh yeah (unclear) |
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it was like was (unclear) |
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how did he do it like is is |
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yeah right he had the ball |
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just running up behind him and all of a sudden |
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the American grabbed a hold of him |
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yeah |
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he was virtually swinging him round the American got the ball from him kicked it away and then he still had a hold of him (pause) so like the referee came running |
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yeah |
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laid on him and went 'bang pow doosh' |
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what happened to the American then |
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he split aye the guy was down he had to have stitches in his head he was on the floor he had to be carried off |
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but he didn't get a yellow card |
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(laughter) he was on the floor (NAME) (laughter) give him a red card that guy was off for the rest of the game anyways well they tried to get him patched up at half time to get him back on |
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when was was |
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Brazil still won so |
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oh yeah |
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with ten men (laughter) |
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USA finished on ten with that thirty seven year old (pause) first time I'd seen him |
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who |
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oh aye (pause) Clavijo what a name no well |
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said they were all they were going for was a draw |
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mm-hm |
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yet they were going to sort of play all out for nil nil and then (pause) win it on penalties |
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the Americans said that |
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yeah (unclear) before the game |
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well they would do because they couldn't beat Brazil no way |
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I think they could if they'd if they |
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I divn't know (pause) I could see them doing it just because Brazil were easily the |
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yeah but |
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shock |
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they haven't played that well throughout the World Cup I don't think |
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mm they're still doing all right (interruption) still through |
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mm (unclear) |
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no just that when you saw the start of the game |
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I thought the the fact that it was a |
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they were making all the chances all the time |
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I thought the fact that it was Independence Day and it was |
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no I I think you can |
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America in their own country |
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get the the crowd would be psyched up but |
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well you know what the Americans are like |
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I thought it might I thought it might make them play worse because they were like so hyped up playing like sloppy balls and stuff but they knew they'd get beat typical yanks man (laughter) who do you reckon's going to win the World Cup then |
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I'm going for the winner of the eh |
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so you're not going for |
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(unclear) I I go for the winner of the Italy Spain game |
Speaker 2: |
mm (pause) no (unclear) for that |
Speaker 3: |
whoever wins that game will win the World Cup |
Speaker 2: |
I'm not going to say anything because I all my prediction (interruption) all my predictions is (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
that's because I want them I always go for the teams I want not what the pundits say |
Speaker 2: |
all my |
Speaker 3: |
well you got to the final didn't you (interruption) did you pick did you pick your |
Speaker 2: |
I got both I got both into the final but they both lost (laughter) I thought Navratilova would win the field just for (interruption) I don't know |
Speaker 3: |
just for old time's sake |
Speaker 2: |
I I just thought she would just do it because everybody wanted her to I thought like that she would because I hadn't I haven't seen the other one play that much |
Speaker 3: |
and you picked these |
Speaker 2: |
right at the start |
Speaker 3: |
well then you did well to get into the final |
Speaker 2: |
and I I I was I picked Goran Ivanisevic straight away because I heard he was on form and he was until the final |
Speaker 3: |
I would have gone for Todd Martin personally |
Speaker 2: |
I went well I thought about Todd Martin but at the eh he got who did he play |
Speaker 3: |
he was knocked out by Sampras but he he bea he'd already |
Speaker 2: |
well that's what I thought but he w he played somebody else didn't he eh (pause) who put Agassi out |
Speaker 3: |
I don't know I didn't watch it (interruption) the really early ones |
Speaker 2: |
I can not remember but what I remember is I looked at the like the draw and I know I saw he was hit s hit hit someone else then he would play Sampras and I thought |
Speaker 3: |
yeah because you can tell can't you it's like (interruption) split into two halves and you can see |
Speaker 2: |
yeah you can yeah yeah yeah you can tell I says 'well if he keeps winning he's going to hit Sampras eventually that's if he gets past like this guy' can't remember the guy's name now so I thought 'no he'll not get the final' but I thought (unclear) were on his first (pause) because the men's game's too boring it's just serves that's all it is (pause) so I just watched the watch most of |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) right |
Speaker 2: |
oh yes |
Speaker 3: |
I believe you |
Speaker 2: |
I got a total shock when eh Steffi Graf went out oh I couldn't believe it I thought she was going to (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
there was another big upset wasn't there |
Speaker 2: |
eh |
Speaker 3: |
I don't know just just (unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
oh aye it's |
Speaker 3: |
no there was a another big one went out or did sh just the men's |
Speaker 2: |
that was the men's mind Stich went out straight away |
Speaker 3: |
oh yeah and |
Speaker 2: |
and Edberg he went out as well so Stich Edberg Baker Gordon they were out in the first set (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
yeah (pause) the West Germans |
Speaker 2: |
Germans Germans how about that Russian guy he got seeded for his first Wimbledon eeh I thought anybody else there's no way they would have got seeded you know what I mean like yet he he hasn't won any Grand Slam tournaments |
Speaker 3: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 2: |
he's just like a up and coming star so they seeded him for his first Wimbledon ever never been done |
Speaker 3: |
where did he get |
Speaker 2: |
I think he got about he got to fourth |
Speaker 3: |
that's quite good |
Speaker 2: |
yeah what about Jeremy Bates ev everyone says I was dead unpatriotic because I wanted him to lose because he's got so |
Speaker 3: |
who to to the Frenchman |
Speaker 2: |
as soon as he got on the field I wanted him to lose I thought you because he's such a big head since the last one have you heard him when he was on Channel Four's tennis club going 'oh well I'm sure I can do very well this Wimbledon' |
Speaker 3: |
Bailey is it |
Speaker 2: |
Bailey yeah he's even what do y he says and he said 'what's the three things you need to be a good tennis player' he goes 'oh (pause) talent' 'well you haven't (laughter) got any you're not be a great tennis player are you' |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
(laughter) that's what I felt like saying (laughter) oh talent speed and determination I said well |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
he's dead big same as Ivanisevic he's about six foot something six foot five |
Speaker 3: |
Todd Martin's quite quite a size as well |
Speaker 2: |
he's more than that I thought he would have beat samp I had a feeling he might beat |
Speaker 3: |
he did |
Speaker 2: |
oh he dropped one set I think that was against Todd Martin as well |
Speaker 3: |
that was in the whole |
Speaker 2: |
that was in the whole thing |
Speaker 3: |
championships |
Speaker 2: |
same as Ivanisevic he only dropped one as well |
Speaker 3: |
did you watch the final I didn't watch the final |
Speaker 2: |
I I I |
Speaker 3: |
what happened in the last last set |
Speaker 2: |
well I saw I saw the eh I saw most of the first one and it whoever wa was like serving was just winning |
Speaker 3: |
really close the first two sets because (interruption) it was the the tiebreak |
Speaker 2: |
yeah all it was was serve no one there wasn't a break of serve at all and then eh had two tie breaks and there was the same with the serve again but Sampras had the serve for each time like on |
Speaker 3: |
uh-huh |
Speaker 2: |
so he kept winning (pause) and Ivanisevic was just (pause) totally totally like ticked off (laughter) (pause) when he came out for eh |
Speaker 3: |
the third one |
Speaker 2: |
the third set |
Speaker 3: |
what happened |
Speaker 2: |
he was just totally demoralized he had his eh Sampras serves first |
Speaker 3: |
was he sort of ehm |
Speaker 2: |
he won the game |
Speaker 3: |
swinging at everything was (unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
yeah he was (pause) there was no |
Speaker 3: |
must have been broken a couple of times to lose six love |
Speaker 2: |
it was broken all the way through the last set it only broke at the first time that was it but that was it it was all over like two nil |
Speaker 3: |
(unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
had his eh he's had his serve broke |
Speaker 3: |
huh (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
I was diving about the room throwing my work all over the floor chucking stuff at him |
Speaker 3: |
I didn't watch |
Speaker 2: |
his returns were brilliant Becker's a good player got to the semis didn't he (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
but I prefer players like Becker and Agassi because they can throw them a bit further |
Speaker 2: |
I don't like Agassi I don't think anybody likes Agassi |
Speaker 3: |
I don't like him but I just |
Speaker 2: |
eh no one likes Agassi |
Speaker 3: |
prefer his play (pause) the w the way he plays tennis to the way (pause) |
Speaker 2: |
oh I don't like the way I don't like the way he plays I just thought he would win got like (pause) is it huddle he's the fastest server is a hundred and forty eight miles per hour |
Speaker 3: |
who is |
Speaker 2: |
Ivanisevic (pause) and Sampras is only a hundred |
Speaker 3: |
oh yes (unclear) Sampras |
Speaker 2: |
and twenty something think he had |
Speaker 3: |
I think they were all they were both one was a hundred and twenty nine |
Speaker 2: |
I know that thingies was much higher like |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
and Sampras only had a hundred so I thought well if he just gets more aces (pause) that'd be it (pause) but (pause) he didn't saw some of his aces like pure brilliant thought 'wow' (laughter) I'm surprised his racket doesn't snap when he hits it (interruption) you heard eh Sampras's |
Speaker 3: |
(interruption) (laughter) (interruption) mm (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
he came back and won it again (laughter) ah I couldn't believe it I always get it wrong I thought I didn't think Steffi Graf would go in the first round (pause) did you see what the eh the headlines in the papers were (pause) 'Steffi ran over by a Lori' |
Speaker 3: |
eh what The Star |
Speaker 2: |
yeah or The Sun (laughter) 'Steffi ran over by Lori' (laughter) (pause) it's like when all the deodorant adverts were on later |
Speaker 3: |
yeah |
Speaker 2: |
'oh I wanted the best performance of my deodorant it helps people win' (laughter) and I said 'well it didn't help you that day did it' (laughter) (pause) oh aye |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
(unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
twenty (pause) two twenty three I think I'm not sure |
Speaker 2: |
is he |
Speaker 3: |
quite old |
Speaker 2: |
yeah |
Speaker 3: |
it's only his |
Speaker 2: |
yeah it's only like |
Speaker 3: |
(unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
his first or second Wimbledon or something |
Speaker 3: |
(unclear) aren't they |
Speaker 2: |
I thought (pause) 'bounce the ball boys and it was like' (unclear) it was massive |
Speaker 3: |
imagine serving from that sort of angle though (pause) must be a bit of a an advantage |
Speaker 2: |
aye well |
Speaker 3: |
it basically bounced about that far over the net |
Speaker 2: |
all the big players are aye |
Speaker 3: |
comes straight down (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
all the big players are like well all the champions and that they're all like a considerable height like Sampras is over six foot Ivanisevic is like big tall thin thing like Martin like a brick outhouse (laughter) massive but there again that's tennis |
Speaker 3: |
Wimbledon is that the only one you follow |
Speaker 2: |
yeah I I sort of decided well I'll mainly just watch Wimbledon athletic season now |
Speaker 3: |
yeah |
Speaker 2: |
so I'm watching that |
Speaker 3: |
what happened last night I was eh I didn't bother watching the (pause) the metre (unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
no good asking |
Speaker 3: |
why was that |
Speaker 2: |
I was out I went out at four o'clock I didn't come back until about (pause) half past ten (pause) training (pause) massive training |
Speaker 3: |
opposite with me didn't go out until half ten (laughter) (pause) I just fancied a walk so I went out (interruption) mam was going 'where's he where are you going' 'just going for a walk' |
Speaker 2: |
where'd you go oh right |
Speaker 3: |
(unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
what were you thinking about mathematical problems |
Speaker 3: |
well sh she just came in I'd been sort of (pause) thrashing things out |
Speaker 2: |
aye |
Speaker 3: |
with myself and then I decided I needed to go out for a walk and (unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
where'd you go |
Speaker 3: |
just for a |
Speaker 2: |
you should have that's why I called for you the other day when I had the dog thought you would have come with me because I could have stayed in the house |
Speaker 3: |
aye well I would have if (NAME) was there |
Speaker 2: |
but (NAME) was there so I just thought 'oh I'll just gan' but then I thought I couldn't bring that psycho in your house (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
is that the |
Speaker 2: |
vicious one aye |
Speaker 3: |
that's vicious it looked really |
Speaker 2: |
she looks a bit docile doesn't she |
Speaker 3: |
yes |
Speaker 2: |
what do you expect I've been away for a week she hasn't |
Speaker 3: |
you've got three dogs haven't you |
Speaker 2: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 3: |
what's |
Speaker 2: |
that's the one I |
Speaker 3: |
the other Alsatian like is that the big one bigger one |
Speaker 2: |
big huge hairy monster my sister's one eh she's all right she's a bit daft like you shout at her she just takes no notice I think she's deaf she just wanders off she doesn't take any notice of me |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
because I once I hid you know (pause) eh (unclear) like you know there's like gentle like slopes on the town moor I hid because I was shouting of her and she wouldn't come back so I went and sat down I got hold of the other one went and sat down behind this hill and (laughter) you could I could hear her running about looking for us |
Speaker 3: |
uh-huh |
Speaker 2: |
she goes nuts if I don't take her out she goes nuts I says well she have you seen all the hair on her she's bound to get dirty |
Speaker 3: |
do you bath them all like sort of in succession so like when it's one's bath time it's all three's bath time |
Speaker 2: |
sometimes some that just takes too long (laughter) like |
Speaker 3: |
I was going to say (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
I just wash one |
Speaker 3: |
wrestle |
Speaker 2: |
never wash mine my Alsatian I never wash her never I wash my mongrel about once a week (pause) all the time (pause) I think she likes getting bathed her |
Speaker 3: |
is that the football |
Speaker 2: |
that's the football one the one who's round and looks like a football the one I just virtually roll along the floor |
Speaker 3: |
I suppose you've got to eh |
Speaker 2: |
well the Alsatian my sister's Alsatian takes about five hours to clean her (laughter) can take all night by the |
Speaker 3: |
then you put the curlers in the eh (unclear) (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
and then (unclear) no she's got a natural perm (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
that's what e everyone says that to us 'your dog's got a perm' it's not my fault it's the way her hair grows aye spent the spent the most of eh Tuesday night brushing Harry my sister's Alsatian just |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
and they just run off together |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
so I put her on right I put her muzzle on and she looks ferocious when she's got her muzzle on and her eyes go you know like she's got a reddish tint to her eyes |
Speaker 3: |
uh-huh |
Speaker 2: |
well they go really red when she's got this muzzle on she looks a right psycho so I always walk along (pause) and like see the lads hanging |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
why I keep an eye on her surprised I haven't |
Speaker 3: |
I've already rang (NAME) three times now |
Speaker 2: |
you've rang her th you've rang her three times since |
Speaker 3: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 2: |
when did you ring her |
Speaker 3: |
aye on Tuesday Tuesday night |
Speaker 2: |
so you did |
Speaker 3: |
yeah |
Speaker 2: |
Tuesday oh |
Speaker 3: |
(unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
you never told us 'doosh' |
Speaker 3: |
I haven't seen you |
Speaker 2: |
so it's yesterday you (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
it wasn't appropriate (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
not appropriate yeah |
Speaker 3: |
no and she g she got my |
Speaker 2: |
she got your phone number aye |
Speaker 3: |
she got my phone number because she wanted to ring us back later because you know she had her exchange student there |
Speaker 2: |
uh-huh |
Speaker 3: |
oh dear but it's a bit eh awkward if you just leave (interruption) them in the room with the rest of your family though |
Speaker 2: |
|
Speaker 3: |
so she's she got back to her exchange student |
Speaker 2: |
so was your mam out |
Speaker 3: |
when I rang the first time |
Speaker 2: |
aye I thought so (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
she was in when she rang back later on |
Speaker 2: |
so that's how it come out 'who's phoning you (NAME)' |
Speaker 3: |
eh |
Speaker 2: |
did she go like 'who's phoning you' you go 'oh oh (NAME) are you all right' (laughter) eh 'watching football' (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
that's what |
Speaker 3: |
mm-hm that was just because (interruption) that was just because |
Speaker 2: |
well just no wonder your phone bill's sky high your mam coming in shouting at you |
Speaker 3: |
no because I went that I did it when I went out last night |
Speaker 2: |
so you're now you're s that's why you're skint because you put like five pound in the phone (laughter) it's dead easy to keep slipping it in (laughter) isn't it when you're talking (laughter) you just (pause) you just keep each hand (laughter) in your pocket (laughter) putting more coins in (laughter) I divn't know what I'm putting in here (laughter) put five pound in that's what I did the other day I |
Speaker 3: |
no (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
'I'd better go in a minute' (laughter) ah she says 'no no I'm by myself keep talking to us' I thought 'right' I says 'oh I'll get some more change' (laughter) aye I put two pound in the phone (laughter) again (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
you didn't seem to be that long though |
Speaker 2: |
I know it was just ea it was |
Speaker 3: |
what time was it when you rang |
Speaker 2: |
I don't know |
Speaker 3: |
oh it was after six because we'd had the we'd had tea then |
Speaker 2: |
aye just going down she was shouting at her brother all the time (unclear) so going out this weekend then |
Speaker 3: |
no |
Speaker 2: |
how long's she got her exchange student with her like |
Speaker 3: |
three weeks |
Speaker 2: |
|
Speaker 3: |
till the summer |
Speaker 2: |
God I'd kill her I'd get rid of her me (laughter) you should have to |
Speaker 3: |
yes but she goes across for three weeks next year |
Speaker 2: |
oh well |
Speaker 3: |
to Tanzania |
Speaker 2: |
eeh stuck up |
Speaker 3: |
yes she's going to all these functions (interruption) every night |
Speaker 2: |
boy or girl |
Speaker 3: |
eh it's a girl I've got (pause) (unclear) (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
|
Speaker 2: |
mm |
Speaker 3: |
so she like said the first night they were had caviar and all sorts of eh (interruption) stuff like that |
Speaker 2: |
that's what you want a completely rich lass there |
Speaker 3: |
she said she didn't touch it |
Speaker 2: |
who lives in a converted church |
Speaker 3: |
no not yet |
Speaker 2: |
just going to wait until your mam goes out again |
Speaker 3: |
don't know |
Speaker 2: |
(unclear) just keep it a se quiet round school though |
Speaker 3: |
oh of |
Speaker 2: |
so you're speaking into a tape (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) it's not going to be broadcast is it |
Speaker 2: |
(unclear) be broadcast 'this is what I heard' (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
this is what I talk to you about it (interruption) (unclear) in front of everybody else |
Speaker 2: |
aye (laughter) in front of Mr (NAME) (laughter) (unclear) (NAME) me and (NAME) last night yeah you know our Rutherford commemorative mugs |
Speaker 3: |
have you got them |
Speaker 2: |
aye |
Speaker 3: |
you've got yours |
Speaker 2: |
|
Speaker 3: |
I know but my mam's hers because sh sh through the PTA but I haven't got mine yet |
Speaker 2: |
I divn't know you can have mine it's only a it's only a I says we must I says 'we're the Rutherford mugs man for coming here' |
Speaker 3: |
'from eight eighteen seventy seven until nineteen ninety four' |
Speaker 2: |
aye |
Speaker 3: |
bit of a waste |
Speaker 2: |
oh what a shame that's probably why they're giving the |
Speaker 3: |
I know because yeah (interruption) because they'll lose all they're giving out the GCSE ones I think on prediction |
Speaker 2: |
(interruption) because you know (interruption) lose all the on prediction |
Speaker 3: |
yeah because they th |
Speaker 2: |
eeh hey (unclear) nowt (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
they'll lose the ehm sort of |
Speaker 2: |
oh brilliant because eh (NAME) said I was getting thirty quid (interruption) I think he heard aye thirty quid off |
Speaker 3: |
did he that's three is that three awards do you think |
Speaker 2: |
is that three awards it must be aye (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
|
Speaker 2: |
(NAME)'s getting two |
Speaker 3: |
is he |
Speaker 2: |
that's what he said I said 'I w' |
Speaker 3: |
getting a chemistry one no a biology one and |
Speaker 2: |
I know well |
Speaker 3: |
oh I could be getting geology damn I've just realized I've I've knacked up geology come in fourth (pause) that's not going to get us |
Speaker 2: |
there's only two geology ones isn't there did he come second in geology |
Speaker 3: |
|
Speaker 2: |
aye no he just beat (NAME) by about a percent didn't he |
Speaker 3: |
did he so you think that's the second one could be chemistry though couldn't it |
Speaker 2: |
better not have that actually I should have that there's one science prize for the school only one |
Speaker 3: |
mm you'll get that then |
Speaker 2: |
eeh if he gets that I'll nut him |
Speaker 3: |
he'll not |
Speaker 2: |
he will do he's doing two pure sciences and (pause) I'm only |
Speaker 3: |
well |
Speaker 2: |
bang (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
just one science one for about thr |
Speaker 2: |
(unclear) I think it's just the sch |
Speaker 3: |
biology chemistry physics |
Speaker 2: |
Doctor Rutherford or something science prize so he might end up getting it eeh (interruption) get a hold of him |
Speaker 3: |
probably give two out |
Speaker 2: |
report |
Speaker 3: |
no what happened |
Speaker 2: |
|
Speaker 3: |
yeah |
Speaker 2: |
now you've got a teacher's they were just like praising him like mad like his hel his head was like swell and eclipse the sun (laughter) he was just like they filled every line were praise about him 'oh he's ex (NAME)'s brilliant blah blah blah blah blah blah blah' |
Speaker 3: |
what was his ehm result his percentage |
Speaker 2: |
didn't even give him a percentage man just gave him a predicted |
Speaker 3: |
what was that A |
Speaker 2: |
A yeah |
Speaker 3: |
right |
Speaker 2: |
but guess what they gave the other two |
Speaker 3: |
what |
Speaker 2: |
B's and C's and they're completely brainless |
Speaker 3: |
I didn't get any predictions |
Speaker 2: |
I know it's stupid isn't it do you know what it is it's because they haven't done enough work to get assessed have you seen his folder still half empty like everybody else is filling folders in every subject |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
(unclear) (NAME)'s done |
Speaker 3: |
yeah |
Speaker 2: |
your folder would just be packed wouldn't it be falling apart |
Speaker 3: |
yeah (unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
he's got like nothing he's just got his they're giving them they're giving them the exam results but they're not releasing their percentages because (NAME) told me he did rubbish in the biology exam (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
it's not as if he's going to drop out at this late stage though is it |
Speaker 2: |
I know |
Speaker 3: |
so they've got no reason to |
Speaker 2: |
he is good though because when I was there you could tell he'd been like reading books and that |
Speaker 3: |
reading around the subject |
Speaker 2: |
yeah because he kept coming out with comments like about stuff we'd never done it's the first week he was going on about the syllabus |
Speaker 3: |
(unclear) geography |
Speaker 2: |
(unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
oh right so |
Speaker 2: |
that's the |
Speaker 3: |
(NAME)'s the easier target |
Speaker 2: |
oh right |
Speaker 3: |
(unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
he said that he said you'd say that as well says 'if you g' |
Speaker 3: |
who |
Speaker 2: |
'if you go to eh geography (pause) (NAME)'ll not be happy' says 'why's that like' he said 'because you'll be' |
Speaker 3: |
nick my top spot (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
aye that you'd be |
Speaker 3: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 2: |
I beat (NAME) in that he'd done all this reading around (pause) just sheer brilliant man I can't help it (pause) sheer big headedness as well |
Speaker 3: |
waffle |
Speaker 2: |
it's waffle |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
I got it from you I used to look at your English essays and think 'how the hell you wrote that much' waffle so I thought 'oh I'll just take a tip from you waffle waffle waffle waffle' becoming a master of it now (pause) especially at geography and the essays well you just waffle all the way down the page (laughter) turn over and waffle down that side as well |
Speaker 3: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 2: |
|
Speaker 3: |
is she |
Speaker 2: |
what for (laughter) coming bottom of everything |
Speaker 3: |
what's her third subject she's doing if she takes biology and geology |
Speaker 2: |
she be getting geology |
Speaker 3: |
oh chemistry she (laughter) takes chemistry as well (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
can't get the chemistry prize (interruption) with ten percent ten |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) mm |
Speaker 2: |
ten percent I think with it was her anyway it was one of the three well they're all the same anyways aren't they yeah (pause) I think she aye I think it was her te |
Speaker 3: |
probably biology they're probably giving them all (interruption) there's only three biologists so they'll probably give them it |
Speaker 2: |
aye they must be giving like se mm giving them all a prize (laughter) that's sad that is |
Speaker 3: |
I think so I'm not sure |
Speaker 2: |
that's (unclear) that |
Speaker 3: |
because they'll lose the ehm (interruption) the like |
Speaker 2: |
yeah because they they won't be in Rutherford next year so they can't have it the Rutherford prize and all that |
Speaker 3: |
well I think you know how they were sort of put aside ba by past people and stuff like that well we'll lose all all those eh those |
Speaker 2: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
they'll lose all they'll just lose all that that eh that sort of eh |
Speaker 2: |
mm yeah I know what you mean |
Speaker 3: |
pool of money because they'll no longer they'll no longer give it to the school |
Speaker 2: |
I know well I couldn't |
Speaker 3: |
without them most of them are sort of dead and gone (unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
yeah I couldn't think what the |
Speaker 3: |
it's just like isn't it it's only a eh a pr |
Speaker 2: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 3: |
but as soon as the school changes its name I think we'll lose them all |
Speaker 2: |
yeah I know it stops it yeah I couldn't I was trying to think what the prizes would be for if they weren't the subject ones like last year I because I thought they can't be the subject ones because the GCSE results aren't in beccause we got our prizes for ours |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
and the others got theirs for theirs but eh |
Speaker 3: |
I think they might keep a couple but |
Speaker 2: |
glad ours wasn't on prediction or we'd've got nowt (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
you'd have got more of them |
Speaker 2: |
(laughter) they would have been my predictions were basic (laughter) well you know they would have |
Speaker 3: |
I'd have been top |
Speaker 2: |
I know you would (laughter) ah |
Speaker 3: |
predictions |
Speaker 2: |
you know when you you had six A's (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
I had exactly the same as you |
Speaker 2: |
|
Speaker 3: |
I oh no because I got science A's (interruption) didn't I |
Speaker 2: |
no you didn't you had six I had three |
Speaker 3: |
what |
Speaker 2: |
I did I had two B's in science (pause) two B's in English C maths and a three in my options three a's in my options |
Speaker 3: |
you were predicted two A's in (pause) English weren't you |
Speaker 2: |
no I wasn't you had two B's in English and two A's in science and |
Speaker 3: |
can't remember now |
Speaker 2: |
don't know about twenty something quid twenty or |
Speaker 3: |
had a good geology book that's about it |
Speaker 2: |
well that's what I got it with aye went to Thorne's 'what can I get' they're always for Thorne's aren't they |
Speaker 3: |
yeah |
Speaker 2: |
why aren't for like HMV or something (laughter) that's for Thorne's what am I going to spend thirty quid on here what a bummer (laughter) 'oh that'll do for me' it's a hard back it's on geology 'that'll do' |
Speaker 3: |
that's organic finished with until eh |
Speaker 2: |
organic'll be finished in two weeks' time |
Speaker 3: |
|
Speaker 2: |
(NAME) so I get must get |
Speaker 3: |
so you won't get (NAME) you won't get Mr |
Speaker 2: |
it's Mr (NAME) next year (pause) so I'm getting (NAME) for ge geology (NAME) for inorganic chemistry so I'm getting him four times a week (laughter) because (NAME) I get for six hours a week (laughter) I'm going to be taught by the same people all the time so that's |
Speaker 3: |
who |
Speaker 2: |
Mr (NAME) |
Speaker 3: |
oh great |
Speaker 2: |
so yes that would have been like (pause) seven (pause) hours with him (pause) six with (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
(unclear) teacher |
Speaker 2: |
oh God aye can you imagine that ugh one teacher seven hours half the A level course no thank you horrible that |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) so what you know eh the Saturday we the Saturday after we start summer |
Speaker 2: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 3: |
is the party's still on is it |
Speaker 2: |
yes |
Speaker 3: |
and no |
Speaker 2: |
yes it's on no I don't know if you'd wan if I I or you would want to go (laughter) because I've been asking about and eh everyone's virtually vetoing it (laughter) they're not going just like basically (laughter) they're not going to go |
Speaker 2: |
I don't know I eh I think she's upset somebody oh |
Speaker 3: |
she's got to mention it (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
it's every five minutes though it's not just like slipping it in like the conversation every five minutes (unclear) can't (unclear) 'you've got nothing planned have you' I said 'well I I I |
Speaker 3: |
the thing is we we break up on the Wednesday now isn't it |
Speaker 2: |
yes she knows that as well so I I I think I don't need to give her an excuse I'll just not go if I divn't want to go |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
but I want to ask wh I want to I says to her t 'who else is going' she says 'oh I'm not sure up to now because some are |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
so I went 'how many's going to be there roughly' she says 'I wanted fifty' so I says 'are they all from your school' (pause) she says |
Speaker 3: |
what school is it |
Speaker 2: |
yes it's a all girls' school I thought (pause) (laughter) so like fifty girls from your school (laughter) I thought 'I I I don't know if I could like spare the time' (laughter) right I says 'oh well I'll see' |
Speaker 3: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 2: |
I mean rich she's got a house the size of the school she's got like an estate (laughter) it's on a it's going to be happening in her garden the garden that's got a it's got a stream and a bridge and a pond (laughter) and a f a mini forest in the back garden as well so (unclear) my (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 2: |
into the crowd (laughter) and she'd just be following us about are you going to go to see that Christopher Lambert film |
Speaker 3: |
I don't know |
Speaker 2: |
doesn't look that good to me when I saw it |
Speaker 3: |
another one of his future prison (interruption) things |
Speaker 2: |
yeah |
Speaker 3: |
because they had one child more than they're allowed had the a child you weren't allowed to have two children in the |
Speaker 2: |
aye (pause) (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
future and they had one and it died and they had another and they were put in prison (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
aye over population |
Speaker 3: |
oh right yeah |
Speaker 2: |
because eh |
Speaker 3: |
why what's happening this Friday |
Speaker 2: |
she asked us to go with her she's eh |
Speaker 3: |
what to see Fortress |
Speaker 2: |
aye |
Speaker 3: |
is she into those sort of films as well |
Speaker 2: |
I says eh 'what do you want to see that kind of |
Speaker 3: |
a bit of a crush on Christopher Lambert do you think (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
I mention no I men I mentioned it last week I said I was going to go and see it so I said I thought I going to see it with you (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
oh |
Speaker 2: |
I says I'm going with (NAME) she says 'who is he' I says 'one I'm coming to the party with' she says 'oh right' she says 'you bringing a friend' I says 'uh-huh is that a problem' she says |
Speaker 3: |
(laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
(laughter) I says 'aye right' sick of her man (unclear) maybe I should start insulting her do you think that'll give her the message |
Speaker 3: |
look what it did to (NAME) though |
Speaker 2: |
oh she's not speaking to me at all now is she |
Speaker 3: |
is she not |
Speaker 2: |
no (pause) sixteen (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
|
Speaker 2: |
because she's just sick of us man it's about time took five days |
Speaker 3: |
I thought y you bumped into her in the park |
Speaker 2: |
no |
Speaker 3: |
did you not say anything (interruption) then |
Speaker 2: |
yeah I didn't say that I just spoke to (NAME) (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
oh right well that could explain it (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
aye (laughter) that's why it's did you not notice in geography yesterday she thought I was talking |
Speaker 3: |
yes |
Speaker 2: |
so she just |
Speaker 3: |
you did encourage her |
Speaker 2: |
I did not |
Speaker 3: |
yes you did |
Speaker 2: |
when |
Speaker 3: |
well there's I mean |
Speaker 2: |
everyone's saying that I did not lead her on right well (pause) well not really |
Speaker 3: |
no but then when she sort of she hit on you and you ca you carried on playing the fool for her |
Speaker 2: |
I know I should have eh |
Speaker 3: |
the more she (unclear) the more you |
Speaker 2: |
I should have stopped it I should have stopped it dead shouldn't I |
Speaker 3: |
|
Speaker 2: |
who do you think (laughter) |
Speaker 3: |
well who is it |
Speaker 2: |
who trouble is that's wha you know what eh |
Speaker 3: |
here at school |
Speaker 2: |
oh there's loads like her oh aye there's on at school |
Speaker 3: |
are we talking about away |
Speaker 2: |
what |
Speaker 3: |
talking about here or away |
Speaker 2: |
oh it just well it all depends |
Speaker 3: |
at home or away |
Speaker 2: |
oh there's two (laughter) there's two you know what I'm like |
Speaker 3: |
mm-hm |
Speaker 2: |
she was there as well so she's got |
Speaker 3: |
is she best friends with (NAME) |
Speaker 2: |
I don't know you see I think that's what it's getting to be like that (pause) so (unclear) go |
Speaker 3: |
it used to be (NAME) and (NAME) didn't it |
Speaker 2: |
aye (pause) now she's thinking I'm talking to her I'm not like doing I'm not even directing the conversation towards her either but she's they're coming in aren't they |
Speaker 3: |
mm talk |
Speaker 2: |
interfering (laughter) basically (laughter) so I think she she's took it the wrong way I think I've convinced her now though so it shouldn't be a |
Speaker 3: |
mm well how can she (pause) tell (NAME) (pause) |
Speaker 2: |
eeh I know I know see I don't know how (unclear) (pause) if not just move on to somebody else (laughter) (unclear) so eh (pause) |
Speaker 3: |
mm |
Speaker 2: |
that was another party I got asked to you can come with us on that one as well that's in August |
Speaker 3: |
oh right |
Speaker 2: |
can't remember the date but I'll get I can find out (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
is this another karate thing |
Speaker 2: |
this is the lads that |
Speaker 3: |
this before or after the training week |
Speaker 2: |
I don't know it yet can't remember they haven't decided it's probably |
Speaker 3: |
because if it's after then I'll probably lost because they're all they'll all be going on about how how good the training week was or something like that |
Speaker 2: |
no you won't they never ever talk about stuff like that (pause) never (pause) it's it's an unwritten rule basically you never talk about training outside (unclear) unless it's like for a competition or something like are you bragging |
Speaker 3: |
uh-huh |
Speaker 2: |
but like with regards to training it's just you never talk about it outside just it draws attention anyways and they're all like me you know all aggressive gits |
Speaker 3: |
are they the (unclear) |
Speaker 2: |
oh yeah (laughter) actually I'm (unclear) |
Speaker 3: |
thrown through (pause) windows and |
Speaker 2: |
no I probably won't |
Speaker 3: |
have chairs broken on my head (laughter) |
Speaker 2: |
I never get I've never been got into a fight with any |
Speaker 3: |
beetle meter I beat it gate paint fatal later |
Speaker 2: |
sheet beetle meter |
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