Difference between revisions of "George Platt"
| Line 13: | Line 13: | ||
Form: 8n (now 9N) | Form: 8n (now 9N) | ||
| − | Form Tutor: Mr Chambers | + | Form Tutor: Mr Chambers |
Age: 14 | Age: 14 | ||
Revision as of 11:16, 14 June 2009
George Pawe Platt was the form captain of 7N in Year 7.(2006-7) He is now in 8n (who are now 9N) he likes to give free chocolates away to his form for a small price .
George is one of those people who makes you feel good when you are unhappy and can be rather humorous.
Invented the game Flail Mauling
Factfile
Name: George Pawe Platt
Form: 8n (now 9N)
Form Tutor: Mr Chambers
Age: 14
DOB: 20/09/94
Friends: Daniel, Tom, Sam, Simon, Adam, Eve, Ben, Rebecca, Matthew, Joespeh Millsworth Holler.
Favourite colour: Well he doesn't want to make all the other colours jealous.
Favourite teacher: Mr. Blacoe, a teacher of Damascus proportions (Dr Bradshaw was good before he left, though).
Favourite sport: curling (only because chess isn't an actual sport).
Achievements
1. started the trend of using the word discombobulated. This is a real word, George started the trend
2. Form captain of his form in Year 7
3. Has the profound ability to both be funny without making fun of people
4. member of british mensa.
5. member of the chess club, most memorable match against Mr. Blacoe (why doesn't he have a page?)
6. Has scared a few members of his form with his talk of sky pirates and Turkish omelettes
The What-do-you-want-to-do-after-school Plan
George has frequently told his form his plan which will take off after he leaves university. There are several versions, but the plan goes something like this:
1. Fly to Beauvais and work in France for several years as a secretary for Interpol.
2. Return to England and live in Crawley
3. Start a political party called the 'Equilateral movement' and win a seat in Wimbourne
4. Become prime minister and listen to people
5. After losing my popularity, George will teach high-school English in some lucky school
6. When he's too old to be cool he will become a caretaker at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts.
This may or may not be true, but nonetheless George sticks at this story.
