What was the most useful thing you learnt at school?

[KarmaDope]

I could read and write but I still pissed my pants twice a week so can't have been that fucking clever.

Tank wins the internet.

[cia260895]

Useful was spending 3 years a highschool milking people playing nearest to the wall. Me and friend went halfs and proper took loads from the same people day after day. I learnt not to listen to other people and their opinions, trust your own instincts.

Was this the throwing coins at wall game? I loved this myself, and made some good money out of it

the nearest to the wall picked all coins up shook them and called heads or tails and kept whatever landed that way?

bet it would be fun with £1's today we done it with 10p's

We didn't have any of this heads or tails stuff. Nearest coin scooped the lot.

What did you do with the coins that you didn't guess right?

are you serious, i though this game was a must for guys growing up.

lets say there are 10 players, meaning £10 in the game, everyone throws to the wall, the guy who is closest flips them all at the same time and calls 'heads' or 'tails', he keeps all the ones he called correct, in this instance he got 4 correct, the remaining £6 moves onto the guy who came2nd closest to the wall, he flips/calls/collects, any coins he misses moves onto the 3rd closest to the wall, who flips/calls/collects......and so on till all coins are called correctly

haha aye used to love this game! for some reason in greenock it was called pap

deffo have to have this at the next BB

£2 coins FTW

[Colchester Kev]

Does everyone play the rule that you cannot actually hit the wall or you are disqualified ?

[cia260895]

Does everyone play the rule that you cannot actually hit the wall or you are disqualified ?

never ever heard of that 1

[bobAlike]

Does everyone play the rule that you cannot actually hit the wall or you are disqualified ?

That was the way when I was young, also winner took all.

[pokerfan]

Does everyone play the rule that you cannot actually hit the wall or you are disqualified ?

That was the way when I was young, also winner took all.

Not heard that before but we used to get our money back if 1 coin hit another. Would be soul destroying when you had an unbeatable lie and the last guy to chuck chings. Game was called penny push btw (regardless of stakes)

[bobAlike]

Does everyone play the rule that you cannot actually hit the wall or you are disqualified ?

That was the way when I was young, also winner took all.

Not heard that before but we used to get our money back if 1 coin hit another. Would be soul destroying when you had an unbeatable lie and the last guy to chuck chings. Game was called penny push btw (regardless of stakes)

Pretty sure we called it Shove 'apenny, but that was a long time ago.

[Scottish Dave]

Useful was spending 3 years a highschool milking people playing nearest to the wall. Me and friend went halfs and proper took loads from the same people day after day. I learnt not to listen to other people and their opinions, trust your own instincts.

Was this the throwing coins at wall game? I loved this myself, and made some good money out of it

the nearest to the wall picked all coins up shook them and called heads or tails and kept whatever landed that way?

bet it would be fun with £1's today we done it with 10p's

We didn't have any of this heads or tails stuff. Nearest coin scooped the lot.

What did you do with the coins that you didn't guess right?

are you serious, i though this game was a must for guys growing up.

lets say there are 10 players, meaning £10 in the game, everyone throws to the wall, the guy who is closest flips them all at the same time and calls 'heads' or 'tails', he keeps all the ones he called correct, in this instance he got 4 correct, the remaining £6 moves onto the guy who came2nd closest to the wall, he flips/calls/collects, any coins he misses moves onto the 3rd closest to the wall, who flips/calls/collects......and so on till all coins are called correctly

haha aye used to love this game! for some reason in greenock it was called pap

I went to Holy Cross High, in Hamilton. The Hamilton guys called it Jingles, but my and my mates from Uddingston called it Chippie!

Either way it bought my Bottle of Merry Down and 4 cans that Saturday night!

[lazaroonie]

Useful was spending 3 years a highschool milking people playing nearest to the wall. Me and friend went halfs and proper took loads from the same people day after day. I learnt not to listen to other people and their opinions, trust your own instincts.

Was this the throwing coins at wall game? I loved this myself, and made some good money out of it

the nearest to the wall picked all coins up shook them and called heads or tails and kept whatever landed that way?

bet it would be fun with £1's today we done it with 10p's

We didn't have any of this heads or tails stuff. Nearest coin scooped the lot.

What did you do with the coins that you didn't guess right?

are you serious, i though this game was a must for guys growing up.

lets say there are 10 players, meaning £10 in the game, everyone throws to the wall, the guy who is closest flips them all at the same time and calls 'heads' or 'tails', he keeps all the ones he called correct, in this instance he got 4 correct, the remaining £6 moves onto the guy who came2nd closest to the wall, he flips/calls/collects, any coins he misses moves onto the 3rd closest to the wall, who flips/calls/collects......and so on till all coins are called correctly

haha aye used to love this game! for some reason in greenock it was called pap

I went to Holy Cross High, in Hamilton. The Hamilton guys called it Jingles, but my and my mates from Uddingston called it Chippie!

Either way it bought my Bottle of Merry Down and 4 cans that Saturday night!

tossing school ftw

[Scottish Dave]

Useful was spending 3 years a highschool milking people playing nearest to the wall. Me and friend went halfs and proper took loads from the same people day after day. I learnt not to listen to other people and their opinions, trust your own instincts.

Was this the throwing coins at wall game? I loved this myself, and made some good money out of it

the nearest to the wall picked all coins up shook them and called heads or tails and kept whatever landed that way?

bet it would be fun with £1's today we done it with 10p's

We didn't have any of this heads or tails stuff. Nearest coin scooped the lot.

What did you do with the coins that you didn't guess right?

are you serious, i though this game was a must for guys growing up.

lets say there are 10 players, meaning £10 in the game, everyone throws to the wall, the guy who is closest flips them all at the same time and calls 'heads' or 'tails', he keeps all the ones he called correct, in this instance he got 4 correct, the remaining £6 moves onto the guy who came2nd closest to the wall, he flips/calls/collects, any coins he misses moves onto the 3rd closest to the wall, who flips/calls/collects......and so on till all coins are called correctly

haha aye used to love this game! for some reason in greenock it was called pap

I went to Holy Cross High, in Hamilton. The Hamilton guys called it Jingles, but my and my mates from Uddingston called it Chippie!

Either way it bought my Bottle of Merry Down and 4 cans that Saturday night!

tossing school ftw

WTF Laz, That school made us the people we are today mate!

[lazaroonie]

Useful was spending 3 years a highschool milking people playing nearest to the wall. Me and friend went halfs and proper took loads from the same people day after day. I learnt not to listen to other people and their opinions, trust your own instincts.

Was this the throwing coins at wall game? I loved this myself, and made some good money out of it

the nearest to the wall picked all coins up shook them and called heads or tails and kept whatever landed that way?

bet it would be fun with £1's today we done it with 10p's

We didn't have any of this heads or tails stuff. Nearest coin scooped the lot.

What did you do with the coins that you didn't guess right?

are you serious, i though this game was a must for guys growing up.

lets say there are 10 players, meaning £10 in the game, everyone throws to the wall, the guy who is closest flips them all at the same time and calls 'heads' or 'tails', he keeps all the ones he called correct, in this instance he got 4 correct, the remaining £6 moves onto the guy who came2nd closest to the wall, he flips/calls/collects, any coins he misses moves onto the 3rd closest to the wall, who flips/calls/collects......and so on till all coins are called correctly

haha aye used to love this game! for some reason in greenock it was called pap

I went to Holy Cross High, in Hamilton. The Hamilton guys called it Jingles, but my and my mates from Uddingston called it Chippie!

Either way it bought my Bottle of Merry Down and 4 cans that Saturday night!

tossing school ftw

WTF Laz, That school made us the people we are today mate!

naw...the game with the throwing of coins against the wall was called a 'tossing school'

holy cross was a school for tossers though

cardinal newman ftw... 

[Scottish Dave]

Useful was spending 3 years a highschool milking people playing nearest to the wall. Me and friend went halfs and proper took loads from the same people day after day. I learnt not to listen to other people and their opinions, trust your own instincts.

Was this the throwing coins at wall game? I loved this myself, and made some good money out of it

the nearest to the wall picked all coins up shook them and called heads or tails and kept whatever landed that way?

bet it would be fun with £1's today we done it with 10p's

We didn't have any of this heads or tails stuff. Nearest coin scooped the lot.

What did you do with the coins that you didn't guess right?

are you serious, i though this game was a must for guys growing up.

lets say there are 10 players, meaning £10 in the game, everyone throws to the wall, the guy who is closest flips them all at the same time and calls 'heads' or 'tails', he keeps all the ones he called correct, in this instance he got 4 correct, the remaining £6 moves onto the guy who came2nd closest to the wall, he flips/calls/collects, any coins he misses moves onto the 3rd closest to the wall, who flips/calls/collects......and so on till all coins are called correctly

haha aye used to love this game! for some reason in greenock it was called pap

I went to Holy Cross High, in Hamilton. The Hamilton guys called it Jingles, but my and my mates from Uddingston called it Chippie!

Either way it bought my Bottle of Merry Down and 4 cans that Saturday night!

tossing school ftw

WTF Laz, That school made us the people we are today mate!

naw...the game with the throwing of coins against the wall was called a 'tossing school'

holy cross was a school for tossers though

cardinal newman ftw... 

oh no, you didn't go there FFS!

I always thought you were a good guy too, oh well

[The_duke]

How to duck

[TightEnd]

Debating society, lunchtime Latin club and AS level Applied Economics get my vote.

[phatomch]

i learnt that the fat buirds or unhappy ones had low self esteem and would put out, this inspireirefd me to empty my dads alchohol cabinet into them atr a early asge