Re: [NSW] my free travels today

["Graham Smith" <dysonsmith@hunterlink.net.au>]

Andrew,

The school telephone number is in the book. I'm sure that a school such as
that with a reputation to protect, and a newly-appointed principal, would be
keen to track the students down.

That goes for anybody - instead of whingeing on this newsgroup about what
students did or didn't do - pick up the phone and ring the school - they
can't do anything about events that they don't know about.

Graham Smith

Andrew Tailby <atailby@mpx.com.au> wrote in message
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> ok to cut most of the stuff out before hand i was coming home wensday on
the
> 3:37pm train from newcaslt and a group from the hunter valley sports high
> got on this train at broadmedow and during the course of the trip home
> decide that it would be fun to take all the paper cups out and throw them
> around.
> they also broke the door to where the drink machine is held
> some of the other passengers were very unhappy with how they behaved on
this
> train.
> When i got to gosford saw the tranist police and handed them the peice of
> the lock which holds the drink door in place and told them what had
> happened.
> they said that they would ring the school and then the school can deal
with
> it from there but i guess the school will do jack about it like they
> normally do.
> andrew
> >
> > What, kids holding the doors open?  If they do that every day of the
week,
> the
> > transit police should catch the train and charge them all for
interfering
> with
> > the operation of the automatic doors.
>
>
>