Monday, 17 December 2007

Chewing gum

Did you ever stick your chewing gum under a school desk? I was working in a school today, and note it's still as prevalent as when i was at school.

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  1. Dear Sally,
    sorry for not commenting more often but I still visit regularly. This reminds me of the chewing gum wall in the UK, is it in London or another city? Yuk!

    No, I never chew chewing gum so I don't need to dispose of it.

    Loved plenty of your last posts
    - the tutus in the Hermes window
    - the metre vs. meter one
    - the two dressed-up girls for the Xmas party (sure you had a great time)

    Oh how I love coming back to Sydney!

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  2. AND (I forgot) the fruit and veg shop. At the moment in Avignon we only get bananas, apples, oranges and mandarins so your summer fruit just send me mad !!!!

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  3. Not that I rememeber:) But this as a very interesting shot :)

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  4. Not that I rememeber:) But this as a very interesting shot :)

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  5. Yes, I did that as a kid.

    Also, when we were young, my brother and I used to take our doodling and coloring to the underside of every table in the house. I don't know what the appeal was but we loved drawing stuff there.

    And my parents never found out about it.

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  6. Don't chew gum. Hate seeing gum on the pavements - in the streets. Such a gross habit to just drop it.

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  7. ...but much more colourful today - my old Juicy Fruit never looked like that!

    (and what sort of dyes go into gum today that can survive an hour of chewing and keep its colour? very scary...)

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  8. naughty kids. Some things are the same all over the world, it seems.

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  9. haha! this was why it is banned in Singapore!

    it's been a long time since I ate any chewies.

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  10. kero: I am sure there is many a school teacher who wishes we had a touch of the Lee Kuan Yew's here!

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  11. *lol* It's the same all over the world. They do it everywhere ;-) Interesting how multi-colourd the chewing-gums are.

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