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REmojis Decoded 18.07.2025 (AM) Hi members! 👋 This week, we're switching up our Emojis Decoded segment! We thought it would be fun if...
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RIn those days, they called that corporal punishment, which was legal back then.
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RWe were hit over the knuckles with the side of a ruler, also he thumped us in the back of our shoulder , he was a cruel B and his son...
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RWhen my grandies were little and they were naughty I would get the wooden spoon and whack the kitchen bench ,the noise was enough to...
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RNot a wooden spoon for mum, she had a belt from a Singer treadle sewing machine, the belt was doubled , ends offset with a loop at the...
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RIn the 1950s I attended Parramatta High School. The physical education teacher was an old fellow named Nicholson who walked around all...
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RMy parents didn’t ever use a wooden spoon, or other implements on us, & neither did I when I had my son. My mum nagged & threatened...
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RHow many children did you have? You don't have to give them a hard wack l think l did more threatening than hitting. l got the leather...
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RLike to hear from members on how you were punished at school. We were hit over the knuckles with a board rubber .
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RAfter the whopping's we may have gotten as kids, I for one can honestly say I probably needed it on occasion and in the end no real harm...
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Rl used a wooden spoon on their bums but the children kept hiding it.The next tactic was ''wait till your dad gets home !''. lf there...
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RI know of at least 2 houses where when the large Kitchen Cabinet/sideboard was finally moved after 40-50 years a treasure trove of...
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RA little bit of that medicine today would do wonders.
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RDennis R's Morning Joke. Do these stairs take you to the third floor? No, I am afraid you will have to walk.
