Page 1 of 1

"No vampires at our school" says headmaster

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 13:07
by markfiend
Boston Latin School headmaster Lynne Mooney Teta issued a notice to parents and students yesterday quashing rumors of vampires at the school.

Well, that's reassuring. :roll:

What kind of world are we living in where the headmaster of an apparently prestigious school has to reassure the parents that none of the kids are vampires?

The article mentions a "student rumoured to be a werewolf". The world wants to know: are there any zombies?

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 13:24
by Quiff Boy
i do hope so :D

aaaargh! brains!

:lol: :roll:

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 13:30
by weebleswobble
It's the overly friendly PE teachers you need to look out for :innocent:

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 14:02
by timsinister
"C'mon, a vampire in the school? Don't you think that's a little woo-hoo?" he said, pointing to his head.
If even the Americans find it hard to believe, well... :innocent:

No offence to Sinsister and our other overseas correspondents of course. :wink:

One kind was going to bring a gun? Pft.

Image

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 14:44
by Silver_Owl
Fangs for that.



:oops:

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 14:53
by Spigel
Image
10 Gangbangers in my classroom Buuwahahahahahaha

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 16:34
by emilystrange
MY school has a vampire in it, according to my class.
MWAHAHAHAHA

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 21:01
by silentNate
weebleswobble wrote:It's the overly friendly PE teachers you need to look out for :innocent:
I knew from your posts you went to a Catholic school :lol:

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 21:47
by eotunun
emilystrange wrote:MY school has a vampire in it, according to my class.
MWAHAHAHAHA
I had to think of that school instantly..
Oh, and Tim: You may want to take out that arrow before putting the string into the catch, or you might nail your foot too the floor. Methinks there were safer designs of crossbows elsewhere. :eek:
Mentioning nailing: Has anyone checked the heads of those parents for nails that might accidently (or not) have got beaten in there?

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 22:06
by Big Si
weebleswobble wrote:It's the overly friendly PE teachers you need to look out for :innocent:
You mean this one :wink: :P

Image

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 22:11
by psichonaut
i would bite her ;D :innocent:

Posted: 31 Mar 2009, 22:13
by timsinister
eotunun wrote: Oh, and Tim: You may want to take out that arrow before putting the string into the catch, or you might nail your foot too the floor.
Sinister, shoot himself in the foot? My good sir, you are mistaken!

:wink:

Posted: 01 Apr 2009, 03:37
by Nicole
"There's no bullying here," Browne said. "It's just that everybody is really weirded out."
:lol: Oh my...make believe vampires (which sounds like a rumour started by some kids to hurt and make fun of another kid) and a rumoured teenage werewolf weird these people out? Is that really all it takes, with all the crazy stuff that actually does goes on in the world every day?
Yet images of vampires are common in books, television programs, and movies...
So of COURSE that means that they're real - right? I mean you should always believe everything you see on TV, in movies, read in books, see on the internet...

Posted: 01 Apr 2009, 10:32
by abridged
Notice how every word improves with 'Zombie' added to it. Not the same for Vampires. Vampire School? Nah. But Zombie School, Zombie Football, Zombie Barber, Zombie Breakfast.... :lol:

Posted: 01 Apr 2009, 18:39
by Dark
abridged wrote:Zombie Breakfast
Nombie.

Posted: 01 Apr 2009, 18:53
by Brideoffrankenstein
Dark wrote:
abridged wrote:Zombie Breakfast
Nombie.
:lol: