Calling all Grade 6ers from Canada!! (Or Morningstar)

Robert · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 12:58 am

Ammer wrote:

jellyoflight wrote:

I think you'll escape the horrors of the baby being born video

Now that was truely scarring.

They came. They scarred. They went.

I saw that. Not in Grade 6 or 5 but in Grade 9. It was very gross. I was closing my eyes through it, it was really gross.

I saw that 2 weeks ago

I don't want to have kids

Pokemon Kid wrote:

We started puberty today. We had to split the girls from the boys. :N
It was NARSTY.

Get used to it lol...I actually remeber that from grade six. I also rember a funny cartoon and well i won't go into detail. I also remeber they gave the guys deoderent(who didn't already have some?) and the girls femine hygene products

Jen · **Posts:** 974 **Joined:** Tue Jun 29, 2004 1:56 pm

Pokemon Kid wrote:

:(

We started puberty today. We had to split the girls from the boys. :N
It was NARSTY.

Since you are, in fact, a bramptonian (better than being a shelburnian, burn shelburne, get it, haha I like top make fun of people. Yeah, I'm a looser, thats how I get my fun) wait till you get into it and get the handouts

Amethyst · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 1:51 am

Ammer wrote:

jellyoflight wrote:

I think you'll escape the horrors of the baby being born video

Now that was truely scarring.

They came. They scarred. They went.

I saw that. Not in Grade 6 or 5 but in Grade 9. It was very gross. I was closing my eyes through it, it was really gross.

Oh dear Lord. Do NOT remind me of that -_-

Grade seven. I paid no attention whatsoever. No one in my class did, except my teacher. My mom goes on and on about how it's a 'perfectly normal thing, miracle of life', blah blah blah, but there are some things you just don't tape and show other people. EVER.

Robert · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 1:55 am

Amethyst wrote:

Ammer wrote:

jellyoflight wrote:

I think you'll escape the horrors of the baby being born video

Now that was truely scarring.

They came. They scarred. They went.

I saw that. Not in Grade 6 or 5 but in Grade 9. It was very gross. I was closing my eyes through it, it was really gross.

Oh dear Lord. Do NOT remind me of that -_-

Grade seven. I paid no attention whatsoever. No one in my class did, except my teacher. My mom goes on and on about how it's a 'perfectly normal thing, miracle of life', blah blah blah, but there are some things you just don't tape and show other people. EVER.

Tell me about it. I want to know where they found the couple to do that video. And what happens when that women's kid has to watch that video. "Oh my God, is that my Mom?!? Is that me?!?" That won't scar a kid for life.

Pokemon Kid · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 3:37 am

We had to watch this video of the "steps" of a baby being born. God, I truly almost vomitted. Then, we had to do this sheet about what we saw in the video.

*Copies Elec Hakushaku* "UNBELIEVABLE!"

Kitten Medli · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 5:06 am

Wow.

I am SO glad I am homeschooled. I never want to see a kid being born! I can't even watch it on Animal Planet.

bawls_soda · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 5:42 am

Lol... I'm taking grade 11 health... pretty much a medical course... very interesting (not so much the sexual parts as it is injury and disease, brain and systemsd of the body)

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Pokemon Kid wrote:

We started puberty today. We had to split the girls from the boys. :N
It was NARSTY.

Hmm... that goes under Biology here (well, anywhere in IB). And it seems our videos were somewhat less gross.

(As for division by gender... well, that might be more relevant later on)

Twinkle · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 1:23 pm

I didn't care about learning about puberty until we had a feminine hygiene lecture in year 10. Oh my auntie's bananas! It showed the female... bits... from every angle. No joke. EVERY angle. *shudder* Too graphic, way too graphic.

Bangel · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 3:24 pm

Whatever happened to the good ol' days when your mom and/or dad taught you these things?

SpiraLethe · **Posted:** Sat Jan 15, 2005 8:21 pm

Dawn2 wrote:

Whatever happened to the good ol' days when your mom and/or dad taught you these things?

My mum and dad weren't too keen on sharing the details of life. Thank goodness for Biology and Health class.

And there's nothing nasty about sex. You'll grow on that idea as you get older.

Pokemon Kid · **Posted:** Sun Jan 16, 2005 2:20 am

Well, I don't know how sex got into the wrong hands, I mean, who made it a bad word? I mean, was it even bad in the first place?

It's still nasty to see. Nothing changes that. I hate writing foul words on my paper, foul knowledge into my mind.

*Sigh* I already know about puberty, why do I have to go through this?! (Does Netto-kun go through this?!) I learned it from websites when I was curious, around three years ago! It was nasty! God! Graaah!

We have to study health next year, and I talked to my friend about it, it's like a whole month of sex-ed. Pleh! DAMN! WHY? WHY? Why do I have to go through it a second time?!

馬鹿の粗悪品のciriculim!

Jen · **Posts:** 974 **Joined:** Tue Jun 29, 2004 1:56 pm

Pokemon Kid wrote:

Well, I don't know how sex got into the wrong hands, I mean, who made it a bad word? I mean, was it even bad in the first place?

Now that you mention it...
The same brilliant man who made the Security Triangle made sex, and sex terms, "Bad words" and phrases.
Where do you think the saying "Thats so anal" came from? Dr. Whateverhisnamewascantrememberatthemoment. He made it a bad thing with using things like that as derogitory remarks.
He was brilliant, but stupid.

Pokemon Kid · **Posted:** Sun Jan 16, 2005 2:41 am

You mean like kids in my class? They are so smart (like me!) and yet they act so stupid and make wrng choices, do they have to be labeled smart?!

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