I don't know how many people know this, so I'll say it anyway: This was entirely fabricated by students who couldn't be bothered to wait and just wanted to get out of lessons. Edit: OK so it seems that I am either gravely mistaken, or specifically people who did have this as a rule replied, while others haven't bothered. Just check yourself, that's the only real solution here.
@Gonçalo Ferreira did you ask the teachers? Or did you just take your classmates' word for it? Maybe it is true for some schools, but in general, it is not.
Well that's quite a nice rule. Here in Germany we had to go to the vice principal's office after 10 minutes and let him decide if he had to wait longer, would get a substitute or could actually leave
@@spookyy.k "it avoids the students sitting and doing nothing or standing in a line for hours" What? By making them sit or stand doing nothing elsewhere? That doesn't seem useful. Though it may work to introduce it as a rule, so that the students leave and get spotted by someone who can then, after realising they should be in a lesson, get a cover for them. Trick the students into thinking they'll get time off in order to ensure they have less.
@@alansmithee419 we had the same rule, I guess it helps other classes if there's not an entire loud class talking right outside their classrooms We were even allowed to leave the school grounds to go to a supermarket that was a couple dozen feet away (if we were back in time for our next class) but school kids suck, so we were quickly no longer allowed to go there.. especially when someone got in a fistfight with the manager. It sounds ridiculous reading it back, but it's all 100% true
Well he has to laugh at them, because nobody else does! Just calling yourself 'Comedian', doesn't make you funny, but sadly, too many young people think that's all it takes.
I am actually a foreigner... I am from a country that is 8000 miles away, and I even live there. UK is a toxic environment for brown people. Only sadists go there. It's too cold, the food is horrible, you have to do your own work, and the garbage collection policies are a joke, to name a few things.
That_One_Nerd_Guy "absolutely hate first world countries. You have to work and they don't pay you to do anything. So boring. They also gave women rights. Like what?" 😂😂😂
Nirmal Kirtisinghe you know if I called India any one of those things I'd be called a racist. But because you said that about the UK and you're brown, it's somehow not racist
*Mock the Week* (S17, Ep01) Presenter: Dara O'Briain Team 1: Ed Gamble (captain), Zoe Lyons, Darren Harriott. Team 2: Angela Barnes, Hugh Dennis (captain), James Acaster.
Ok class, scalpels down! I hope you all managed to locate and remove your own appendix. It's 60% of your grade! Medical exam... get it? Please? Anyone?
Not surprising really, both programmes have the same creators and producers. Not sure if they were also involved in the American version too, or if they just licensed the format to Yankovision.
02:15 He's trying to pull off one of those meta Milton Jones recycled old jokes. "Doctor, I think I'm a pair of curtains." "Pull yourself together." Proof that Milton Jones is funnier than you think.
What they mean is that there is a smudge on the letter N on the screen behind them in the word "Wouldn't". Which is fairly large and annoying to look at.
James looked so hot in this episode and he's a hot guy any day everyday, but this green tee and those facial expressions!! Ummhmm ♥ *Hold me forever i love you so much*
Rees-Mogg is a particularly prickish British Politician with an intolerable upperclass affectation. He is notable for opinions that offend ordinary people.
Each person gets a certain amount of time to complete their joke, the buzzer tells them to get of the performance area so someone else can say something
