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3rd of November, 2014 (Monday) - 10 comments
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Tilda
on page 136
This is soooo good. I started binge reading it, and now I can't stop. I need more!!!
Flancy
on page 136
Ah, parents! Don't they know kids their age don't even know HOW to do the nasty?
Lucky
on page 136
It's a country with no sex education? They start that around age six or eight or something over here. It reads better like this though 😂
Norbu
on page 136
I like mine better *humfh*
Yochanan
on page 136
If my parents ever ask, you are a little boy named Sue
Willomo
on page 136
@Lucky What country? In Australia (where the comic seems to be set) most schools start sex ed in grade 7 or 8 (So 12 or 13 years old). I've never head of six-eight year olds getting sex ed though.
Norbu
on page 136
I dont know about anywhere else... but I'm preaty sure everyone I knew as a kid froom the age of 8 knew the stuff...
Deof Movestofca
on page 136
@Yochanan: Johnny Cash reference?
Oh, what a tangled web we weave.... This is going to be a really "look back at it and laugh" moment if and when the two of them ever start to date.
Page 134
Guesticus
on page 134
Thought Americans had 'semesters'
Bill
on page 134
Yes, American schools have the school year divided into (usually) two semesters, with winter (Christmas) break in between them at the end of December. In grade school (usually up to the fifth or sixth year, depending on the school district), they often mark the passage of half a semester by calling it a "quarter," although there's usually not a break in between (except maybe Spring Break). However, they usually stop referring to quarters by the time you get to high school (grades 9-12) and speak only of semesters as a whole, with mid-term exams arriving by late high school or college/university.
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3rd of November, 2014 (Monday) - 10 comments
This is soooo good. I started binge reading it, and now I can't stop. I need more!!!
Ah, parents! Don't they know kids their age don't even know HOW to do the nasty?
It's a country with no sex education? They start that around age six or eight or something over here. It reads better like this though 😂
I like mine better *humfh*
If my parents ever ask, you are a little boy named Sue
@Lucky What country? In Australia (where the comic seems to be set) most schools start sex ed in grade 7 or 8 (So 12 or 13 years old). I've never head of six-eight year olds getting sex ed though.
I dont know about anywhere else... but I'm preaty sure everyone I knew as a kid froom the age of 8 knew the stuff...
@Yochanan: Johnny Cash reference?
Oh, what a tangled web we weave.... This is going to be a really "look back at it and laugh" moment if and when the two of them ever start to date.
Thought Americans had 'semesters'
Yes, American schools have the school year divided into (usually) two semesters, with winter (Christmas) break in between them at the end of December. In grade school (usually up to the fifth or sixth year, depending on the school district), they often mark the passage of half a semester by calling it a "quarter," although there's usually not a break in between (except maybe Spring Break). However, they usually stop referring to quarters by the time you get to high school (grades 9-12) and speak only of semesters as a whole, with mid-term exams arriving by late high school or college/university.