Difference between revisions of "Mr Nicholls"
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| − | "The Scottish phone book is this thick [indicates that the book is slim with his hands] for an area this big [indicating large area with hands}, whereas the London phone book is this thick [indicating a large, thick book with his hands] for an area this big [indicating a small area]. That is what a computer file sytem is like".... All I learnt from Mr Nichols in a year... Thank heavens for Mr Gray and Saltash cruiser club spreadsheets... | + | * "The Scottish phone book is this thick [indicates that the book is slim with his hands] for an area this big [indicating large area with hands}, whereas the London phone book is this thick [indicating a large, thick book with his hands] for an area this big [indicating a small area]. That is what a computer file sytem is like".... All I learnt from Mr Nichols in a year... Thank heavens for Mr Gray and Saltash cruiser club spreadsheets... |
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| + | * At a yr7 parents evening... | ||
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| + | Mr Nichols: "I'm afraid I haven't seen your daughters work file for the past 3 months" | ||
| + | Parent (pointing at daughters file on table): "What's that then?" | ||
Revision as of 21:40, 27 August 2006
- Does Mr Nichols class as a retired teacher or was he sacked? Anyone ever going to shed some light on this matter?
- Mr Nichols was an ICT 'teacher'.
Quotes
- "The Scottish phone book is this thick [indicates that the book is slim with his hands] for an area this big [indicating large area with hands}, whereas the London phone book is this thick [indicating a large, thick book with his hands] for an area this big [indicating a small area]. That is what a computer file sytem is like".... All I learnt from Mr Nichols in a year... Thank heavens for Mr Gray and Saltash cruiser club spreadsheets...
- At a yr7 parents evening...
Mr Nichols: "I'm afraid I haven't seen your daughters work file for the past 3 months" Parent (pointing at daughters file on table): "What's that then?"
