Revision as of 18:12, 22 October 2006

Wez & his acoustic.

About

Wez (or Wesley as he is called by very few teachers) has been in attendace at BRGS since september 2000 when the little nipper started in the form 7G.

Our friend has since grown by a fair amount as has his locks of hair for which he is quite well known.

Everyone remembers the time when Wez sat on Ross Campbell Carmens head during a fight in the cubby hole in Year 7. Ross cried, and the fight was over.

Music Man

Wez is famed throughout BRGS for his singing and guitar abilities. Over the course of 7 years he has been involved in a number of musical odysses including a band known as NOAH.

Gay Bar

Wez has maintained a posistion as a resident funny man at BRGS by memorably performing Gay Bar.

What remains of this televisual phenominon is right here!

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Karaoke

The crowd went wild on Friday 20th October 2006 when Wez and Heskey ran on stage during dinner time and performed live for the Half-Term Karaoke singing Eight Days A Week by The Beatles, complete with haromised vocals & fully acoustic.

Quotes

• When Fod was whistling "the final countdown" in a maths lesson "you just can't not whistle the final countdown in maths!
• You're not a sponge (generally directed in the direction of Mr Lees)
• You tell me (see above)
• To Mr Ventress:You're my favourite Ventress

Mr Jackson:Who do you think you are boy
Wez:I'm Batman sir

Mr Haycocks: Wez you sexy beast
Wez: You're just trying to get me to enter a promiscuous relationship with you aren't you?
Mr Haycocks: And don't you know it!

Mr Patrick: I was the UK's first openly gay teacher, I was on Kilroy
Wez: Do you want to share or shaft?
(said at the time Kilroy was hosting the game show "shaft")

Wez: So when the G-string snaps it's a real pain
Dr Robinson: Don't talk about G-strings in front of people, it inflames them
Wez: Sir, I was talking about the G-string on a guitar