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Thitifini
#1 Posted : Thursday, July 12, 2018 10:51:43 PM
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It seems some things we used to consider "normal" in our high school days (not so long ago) are considered as scandals these days......

1. Extending holidays by few weeks during planting/harvesting season.
2. Passing by your uncles for a few weeks after closing (with no word to parents)
3. Walking to school on gumboots then leaving them with the watchman (always kept them till closing date)
4. Taking gals to "green lodge" on Saturday (yes, mixed school)
5. Monolization
6. Promoting form 2's with hockey sticks; coordinated by the Headboy/DH master (no disciplinary measures thereafter)
7. "Getting" teachers with teaching interns on weekends staffroom/during school trips.....
8. Student affairs with male teachers (there is one we used to wait wamalize so that we can access the metal workshop)

I hope sio generation yetu inazeekaPray

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Thitifini
#2 Posted : Thursday, July 12, 2018 10:55:58 PM
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5. Monolization;
I take back a vow I had made - to curse those who made us into a police band; sing the national anthem in police uniform (underwear) using plates and spoons as drums.

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Shak
#3 Posted : Thursday, July 12, 2018 11:00:45 PM
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Surely No. 8. That was considered normal?!!!
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Thitifini
#4 Posted : Thursday, July 12, 2018 11:28:53 PM
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Shak wrote:
Surely No. 8. That was considered normal?!!!

Quite so. Nothing was ever questioned, in fact those gals were perceived on higher standing than their peers.

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Iganamagana
#5 Posted : Friday, July 13, 2018 7:15:16 AM
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Thitifini wrote:
Shak wrote:
Surely No. 8. That was considered normal?!!!

Quite so. Nothing was ever questioned, in fact those gals were perceived on higher standing than their peers.


Which school is this?
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Angelica _ann
#6 Posted : Friday, July 13, 2018 12:31:05 PM
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Iganamagana wrote:
Thitifini wrote:
Shak wrote:
Surely No. 8. That was considered normal?!!!

Quite so. Nothing was ever questioned, in fact those gals were perceived on higher standing than their peers.


Which school is this?


Was wondering the same?
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FRM2011
#7 Posted : Friday, July 13, 2018 4:01:30 PM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
Iganamagana wrote:
Thitifini wrote:
Shak wrote:
Surely No. 8. That was considered normal?!!!

Quite so. Nothing was ever questioned, in fact those gals were perceived on higher standing than their peers.


Which school is this?


Was wondering the same?


Goes to show as a society we are more messed up than we can ever imagine.
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kaka2za
#8 Posted : Friday, July 13, 2018 4:54:46 PM
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Iganamagana wrote:
Thitifini wrote:
Shak wrote:
Surely No. 8. That was considered normal?!!!

Quite so. Nothing was ever questioned, in fact those gals were perceived on higher standing than their peers.


Which school is this?


Giacaitani High School
P.o.Box 6 Kiangoma
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tycho
#9 Posted : Friday, July 13, 2018 5:09:58 PM
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kaka2za wrote:
Iganamagana wrote:
Thitifini wrote:
Shak wrote:
Surely No. 8. That was considered normal?!!!

Quite so. Nothing was ever questioned, in fact those gals were perceived on higher standing than their peers.


Which school is this?


Giacaitani High School
P.o.Box 666 Kiangoma


Hahaha. You're right. I pleaded with them to expel me but waka kataa.

So after 'finishing' there I went to R. Road, got my degree then went TSC and amazingly, I was posted to my old school. And now I'm the principal.

The issues that @thifitini has raised are true, and I'm wondering what the hullabaloo is about. In our school we teach our children that sexuality is a strong force and that they must learn how to manage from an early stage.

Our teachers are equipped with proper sex education and are responsible for making their wards aware of what is necessary to enjoy and to control the experience of pleasure.

As you See for yourself, even at thifitini is no prude!
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Coolbull
#10 Posted : Saturday, July 14, 2018 4:30:07 PM
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One of my primary school teachers married a student.....it wasn't odd at all because of two reasons
1. Girls back then used to be circumcised and thus considered a woman
2. Kids would join school at age 10. By standard seven they would be eighteen or a few months to celebrating their 18th birthday.

In fact in upper primary teachers would not dare cane anyone.

Today that has changed. Kids are joining university at seventeen!
Therefore the society just has to change and stop defiling its children.
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tycho
#11 Posted : Saturday, July 14, 2018 4:34:20 PM
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Coolbull wrote:
One of my primary school teachers married a student.....it wasn't odd at all because of two reasons
1. Girls back then used to be circumcised and thus considered a woman
2. Kids would join school at age 10. By standard seven they would be eighteen or a few months to celebrating their 18th birthday.

In fact in upper primary teachers would not dare cane anyone.

Today that has changed. Kids are joining university at seventeen!
Therefore the society just has to change and stop defiling its children.


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Lolest!
#12 Posted : Saturday, July 14, 2018 8:33:53 PM
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Coolbull wrote:
One of my primary school teachers married a student.....it wasn't odd at all because of two reasons
1. Girls back then used to be circumcised and thus considered a woman
2. Kids would join school at age 10. By standard seven they would be eighteen or a few months to celebrating their 18th birthday.

In fact in upper primary teachers would not dare cane anyone.

Today that has changed. Kids are joining university at seventeen!
Therefore the society just has to change and stop defiling its children.

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Thitifini
#13 Posted : Sunday, July 15, 2018 12:41:52 AM
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Lolest! wrote:
Coolbull wrote:
One of my primary school teachers married a student.....it wasn't odd at all because of two reasons
1. Girls back then used to be circumcised and thus considered a woman
2. Kids would join school at age 10. By standard seven they would be eighteen or a few months to celebrating their 18th birthday.

In fact in upper primary teachers would not dare cane anyone.

Today that has changed. Kids are joining university at seventeen!
Therefore the society just has to change and stop defiling its children.

Kwani mlisoma lini?


Ushagoo things move a slower. There are Nyandarua areas where things like this are still a norm..

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kaka2za
#14 Posted : Sunday, July 15, 2018 12:53:07 AM
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Thitifini wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
Coolbull wrote:
One of my primary school teachers married a student.....it wasn't odd at all because of two reasons
1. Girls back then used to be circumcised and thus considered a woman
2. Kids would join school at age 10. By standard seven they would be eighteen or a few months to celebrating their 18th birthday.

In fact in upper primary teachers would not dare cane anyone.

Today that has changed. Kids are joining university at seventeen!
Therefore the society just has to change and stop defiling its children.

Kwani mlisoma lini?


Ushagoo things move a slower. There are Nyandarua areas where things like this are still a norm..


Our maths teacher married a student we had nicknamed 'Nyandore'
Truth forever on the scaffold
Wrong forever on the throne
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#15 Posted : Sunday, July 15, 2018 11:16:42 AM
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kaka2za wrote:
Thitifini wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
Coolbull wrote:
One of my primary school teachers married a student.....it wasn't odd at all because of two reasons
1. Girls back then used to be circumcised and thus considered a woman
2. Kids would join school at age 10. By standard seven they would be eighteen or a few months to celebrating their 18th birthday.

In fact in upper primary teachers would not dare cane anyone.

Today that has changed. Kids are joining university at seventeen!
Therefore the society just has to change and stop defiling its children.

Kwani mlisoma lini?


Ushagoo things move a slower. There are Nyandarua areas where things like this are still a norm..


Our maths teacher married a student we had nicknamed 'Nyandore'


Alikua anapenda kunyanduana?
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tycho
#16 Posted : Sunday, July 15, 2018 11:31:23 AM
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Swenani wrote:
kaka2za wrote:
Thitifini wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
Coolbull wrote:
One of my primary school teachers married a student.....it wasn't odd at all because of two reasons
1. Girls back then used to be circumcised and thus considered a woman
2. Kids would join school at age 10. By standard seven they would be eighteen or a few months to celebrating their 18th birthday.

In fact in upper primary teachers would not dare cane anyone.

Today that has changed. Kids are joining university at seventeen!
Therefore the society just has to change and stop defiling its children.

Kwani mlisoma lini?


Ushagoo things move a slower. There are Nyandarua areas where things like this are still a norm..


Our maths teacher married a student we had nicknamed 'Nyandore'


Alikua anapenda kunyanduana?


Hapana. Anapenda kucount na vindore.
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