/int/ - International

My school didn't have a cafeteria, you brought your own lunch or went to the shop to get something. I don't think Australian schools have cafeterias in general.

When I went to school, school started at 07:30 ended at 12:50. We had lunch at home. On two days a week, we had to come back to school in the afternoon for more lessons. There were no school busses, we walked, we cycled, we used public transport. There was no "school teams", there were little extracurricular activities (a choir and a band for the kids who already had Private music lessons). There were no lockers in hallways, we carried all the books we needed for the day in our backpacks. Germany has now changed the system to be more anglo.

>>17893 that was an education system, today we have a baby sit system; idiot proof, during working hours. that's why they hold on to teens failing everything just hanging out selling pot

>>17893 >Germany has now changed the system to be more anglo. What are you talking about, depending on where you are all of this is still the same.

A waffle? Why would kids eat something unhealthy like a waffle?

>>17893 What kind of sports were played in physical education class?

>>18167 One I remember is "who's afraid of the black man" where one kid is a black man whose goal is to catch all children while the children's goal is to run away and not get caught. The other one is peoples' ball where the class is divided into two peoples in adjacent parts of the gymnasium. The goal is to throw balls at the neighbouring group. When you hit a kid, they're eliminated and go to heaven. You win when all the kids from the neighbouring people are in heaven.

>>18169 We called it Völkerball or Strohpuppe straw puppet but when you got hit you were 'outside' of the ring and if the ball went outside you could throw it to your team or at at someone inside the ring from the opponent, who then was eliminated too and you could go back to the field. The last ones standings were always sheered at. Then there was the Strohpuppe who was sent as the last defender on the field, when there was no one else left. The Strohpuppe was able to take three hits. I loved this game as a kid.

>>18175 Oh right, in our version (peoples' ball) Völkerball, the last kid not in heaven (the outer ring) was called the king and they also could take three hits.

>>18176 We voted the king aka the Strohpuppe before the game started. He was outside the ring from the beginning and only entered when there was no defender left, or 3 only? Idk anymore. I was often the Strohpuppe because my class mates thought it would be good to chose someone who is bad in the field. lel

>>18179 Now that you say that, it might also be that the king spawned in heaven and then got on the field as the last kid. Also makes sense, because who's getting the ball if heaven is empty and the ball lands there?

>school lunch debt Most American thing I've heard in the last couple of weeks. The third world aspect of it, and of course "debt" is as American as slavery and fentanyl.

>>17893 >There were no school buses Where I grew up, we did have school buses. They were part of the (quite sparse) public transport schedule - everybody could ride them if they had or bought a ticket. But we called them school buses because that was clearly their main purpose. The bus models were regular ones, too. I don't really get why the US has a special weird and obsolete model for school buses.

>>18184 >After using his own money, Bracken created the Utah Lunch Debt Relief Foundation, paying off the debt of more than 30 schools through donations, including the one his daughter attends. >"I wanted to do something positive, so I just decided to try to reach out on TikTok, and it just kind of morphed into me dancing on TikTok," Christensen said. There is a black panther marvel ad on the milk they give to kids. Slopmaxxing age.

Mon visage when dancing on chinese social network to beg for money

This seems mega unhealthy, and all the kids are drinking chocolate milk. Why not eating granola with yogurt?

>>18188 Waffle burgers? Wtf

>>17883 The American argument for not having free school lunch is "I don't want to pay some nigger kid to get food" but then the nigger kids eat the "not free" school lunch without paying and the tax payer ends up paying it anyway while the parents go into dept slavery.

>>18188 My bet is that those "raw" products are either horribly expensive compared to processed ones in US or american kids are too used to gigaslop and they wouldn't want to eat those.

>>18190 you are either a tax receiver or tax payer. it is very hard to be a tax receiver due to government inefficency but most scams invoke the victims greed through get rich quick or nigerian prince motiffs. you have fallen to the classic scam where the tax payer is being convinced he can actually pay less, or maybe even receive instead of pay, through 'free' services. but nothing will change, he will receive the new bill plus the new costs with the governments personal surrcharge