tomer altman because my year group was the first ever year group of that school, our beaches system was constantly changing so it was a gamble if you got to sit on the benches in Year 6. It was always a competition to get to assembly early.
YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CAR. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A HANDBAG. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A TELEVISION. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A MOVIE. DOWNLOADING PIRATED FILMS IS STEALING. STEALING IS AGAINST THE LAW. I remember this at the start of the Garfield film
Best part? Legally, they're not the same thing, At All. Anywhere. The Only thing the two acts have in common is that they're illegal... And even that isn't consistent as many countries have (or certainly had at the time) laws that actually made downloading pirated copies of things perfectly legal, under certain conditions (the person Distributing them was usually breaking the law though, one way or another). Usually those conditions amount to "currently own an official copy, and thus a license". Certainly, time and format shifting are/were legal here, and at least for a while DVD players were not only permitted, but to my understanding Required to be capable of bypassing region locks. That was pure corporate propaganda.
i remember always arguing that some people do steal though - like i knew stealing was wrong but i always argued the point that some people do technically make a living out of stealing
The ultimate nostalgia: playing bulldog just the once before it was firmly and permanently banned...and then six months later it comes back but it's called something different now so it's fine
I remember moving school and importing bulldog over. The teachers weren't happy, but once a game started it was difficult to stop >:). Tbh my old school didn't care, the teachers started it sometimes lol.
My school always played bulldog and it never got banned whilst I was there but we would play the floor is lava but there was also someone tryna tig you and that got banned bc my friend fell onto the woodchips and broke her arm lol
I remember I fell over and my knee cap was in the complete wrong place and all the nurse did was put a wet paper towel on it. I did eventually go hospital when my Dad came and picked me up at the end of the day.
We got to use it once a year at the end of half a term of "gymnastics" in years 4,5 and 6. I only got to use it once because in both year 4 and year 6 i had PE on Fridays and I used to skip the last friday of the february half term to go on holiday so I missed my only opportunities.
CBeebies had a segment for kids' birthdays - your parents would send in a decorated card with your name and age 2 weeks before your birthday and then the presenters would wish you a happy birthday on TV with the card. Year after year I would harass my parents and would be shot down each time. But the song has become an in joke between friends to use on each other's birthdays.
In primary school every class room had an additional smaller group room. Ours was filled with PCs and Laptops (around 15). They were basically just used PCs from different brands. Other classes sometimes used that room too. In high school there was a computer lab. Additionally each floor had one laptop wagon, which the teacher had to book at least a week in advance (year 2007 -2010). The laptops were mac computers, the ones in the lab windows. We didn't have an installed over head projector (called Beamer in German) either. The teacher had to book the beamer for one specific lesson. This was 10 years ago, but unthinkable today!
Anyone else remember OHP's (Overhead Projectors)? in primary school? I caught a big yellow bus to secondary school, which I found very weird considering thats an american thing, turns out they were imported, How about Art Attack, 50/50, Get Your Own Back, Tracy Beaker, so many kids shows i used to watch on CBBC.
Did you have OHP projector duty in assemblies? A different pair of students for each assembly, one to slowly move the plastic sheet in the right direction along the projector to move the words on the big screen (first attempts were always always upside down and back to front, or in long songs the sheet with the last verses would accidentally be put up before the one with the start of the song), the other held the folder where all the lyric sheets were (theoretically) in alphabetical order, and took the new sheet out and replaced the one that had just been used. I remember one of the songs was Tinga-Layo, a song about a donkey, and one of the teachers had drawn a donkey (in a Sombrero I think?) at the time they had written the sheet out, which one of the kids on projector duty had somehow adorned with extra anatomy at some point, so were weren't supposed to allow the bottom part of the sheet with the picture to appear on screen, but the very action of removing the sheet tended to move that part into view for a second anyway, so I think eventually the headmistress had the picture physically cut off the bottom of the sheet. Another song we did in assemblies was a russian song called Kalynka, which goes "Kaylnka, Kalynka, Kalynka my dear, your name is the whisper of pines I can hear". Every instance of the word 'whisper' was always pronounced by all the kids in the school as a sort of sharp whipping noise and a loud hiss (can't really do the noise justice in written form), which is how our head teacher had taught us the song. He had also written his own verses for some of the other songs, referencing the teachers etc, "The whole class was a trembling, when in came Mr Embling, he was looking rather cross, Swindon Town had just lost, did you ever see....". By the time I reached year 5 he had been replace by a headmistress who banned the school-specific verses of songs, the picture of the donkey I mentioned above, and the 'whisper' sound in Kalynka, although we all continued to make that noise anyway, despite her telling us off each time, as she couldn't really punish 200+ kids.
OHPs were totally a thing when I was in primary school. (Still had blackboards too) The church I went to at the time also used one. ... I vaguely recall one being used occasionally at intermediate school too. Highschool it was all printouts instead.
A bug got trapped under the glass on our school's OHP once, which we all found really funny, so we all got shouted at by the headmistress for "giggling during hymn practice".
I remember when the grass was cut on the playing field and all the children in my primary school would collect the cut up grass from the field and build nests and if you weren't careful another group or class would try to steal some of your grass - things would break up in full of grass war anarchy.
Wow we did that in my primary school too. We had a massive field next to the school and when the grass was cut we would grab as much as possible and make "houses" and nests by making outlines on the floor.
Everyone in my school was too poor for lelli kellies so we had the ones from clarkes with the toys in the heels, and idk if this was just my primary school but we were only allowed unhealthy snacks at break on Fridays , they were banned the rest of the week. Also my primary school only had one main hall so you do indoor p.e. (In your plimsolls kids) and eat in the same place , they just put out pop up tables and chairs for lunch so sitting on the benches in year 6 was luxury because you didn’t have to sit on all the squashed peas and shit on the floor that the cleaners had missed. And don’t even get me started on the massive p.e. climbing frame that you only ever got out once in your entire school life bc the teachers could never be arsed to set it up. Oh and one last thing , wether you had a tiny cut or were dying of terminal cancer , the first aid lady always gave you a wet paper towel as a cure.
The bloody folding climbing frame thing just sat there like the bloody team points board that didn't matter anyway because the same people won the same vegan lollipops every dam month or when ever it was until they did that healthy eating thing and then we never Did the team points again
Did we go to the same school? I always prayed we'd need those flat blue crash mats if our PE lesson was after lunch. Otherwise it'd be sports in bare feet on the barely swept floor
Once they accidentally gave me the wrong shoes so I got a accessory for them but didn’t get them as a sorry but me as a child be like i , need to do this more often
It baffles me how school buses collect kids and drop each one of them off at their houses in America. If I had that at my school my journey home would probably take about 3 hours.
Idk if this is everywhere, but where I live in the US, the school bus doesn’t pick you up/ drop you off at your house, you have an assigned location within walking distance from your house that you share as a bus stop with several other people from your neighborhood. But even this took a pretty long time
I had a 10-15 minute walk to my bus stop down my own road and then also down the highway. It really sucked. My bus ride was about an hour long and 3 busses had to do approximately the same route to get all the kids. And they expected you to be there 10 minutes before the scheduled time to catch the bus but most the time the bus was like 5-30 minutes late. Uhhh buses suck.
I live in the UK and used to get a mini bus to primary school from outside my house, then a mini bus and a coach to high school, I live in a rural area though so the councils provide bus services to kids who lived in the surrounding areas of small village schools
Horrible Histories is what kickstarted by love for history and I'm planning on studying it at Uni. So thank you Horrible Histories! I think I speak for many people when I say that Mathew Baynton was all our childhood crush. Dick Turpin 😍😍
@@engagingathena9965 i did too, and my family went on one of their shows, and we have a group photo with them, and i'm just sat there as a child, staring at sam while everyone else is looking at the camera it's so baddd
Hi Evan, I’ve been struggling a lot lately with my anxiety and watching your videos always make me feel less alone and are the best parts of my Sunday’s and Thursday’s, so thank you!
When the teacher had to calibrate the projector by pressing the middle of 9 crosses and the whole class would count down from 10 and it was always so exciting
9:49 I swear there’s always that one kid who *never* brought their pen/pencil and always “borrowed” one from the person with 4 pencil cases and 54 highlighters
WHAT ABOUT THE TEA VIDEO!!!!!!!! "If the person starts the tea and fall asleeps mid way through, don't force the tea down their throats!!!!!!!!!!!" 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Seal0626 the earliest form of the tea video was five years ago and it's nostalgic for many people. Noah is 19 and he would have been in high school when the tea video was produced. It's not that recent.
All this oc stuff is pure nostalgia for Germans. There were scened sheets, those 3D effect sheets, stickers, figurines and all other kinds of stationery. I even had a Diddel friend book.
In Sweden we also traded Diddle stationary. We had those small boxes with an mirror and paper in. But if you traveled to Germany you could find a lot more. Did other have them to?
We used to swap crisps at Primary School. Literally walking about shouting "One for One!" At eachother until everybody had a mix bag of everyone else's crisps.
"My name is... my name is... My name is... Charles the Second. I love the people and the people love me, so much that they restored the English monarchy! I'm part Scottish, French, Italian a little bit Dane. But one hundred percent party animal. champagne? Love it
@@thietier7097 spaniels I adored named after me too like me they were fun with a nutty hairdo. Is today my birthday, I cant recall let's have a party anyway because I love a masque ball.
Diddl was very popular in Norway too, but we never traded anything. Instead it was common to buy Diddl stuff as birthday gifts for friends and classmates.
Ultimate nostalgia: the bee bot. I swear the best time in life was when it was your turn to play with the bee bot and you were just making this robot go round all the roundabouts and everyone was watching
corry is scottish tho? and evan mentions other parts of the UK all the time? i've seen people from all over the UK on his channel. but ofc most people on his channel are gonna be from london, its where he lives??
When I was in Primary School in assembly until Year 5 I used to sit on the cold hard ground then in Year 6 alongside my peers we would sit on the stairs in the main hall come dining hall then in Secondary school every year had separate assemblies.
Remember on the playground when you were sitting for Pe and you’d pick out the weird colourful things from the floor (the tennis court paint things) and you’d save them for later. What times they were.
When I was in middle school there was an illicit trade in badges prised off cars. I had a much coveted Merc one from back in the days when they actually stuck up off the bonnet.
07:12 we do have school buses in the UK but way more common to walk to school (like there were SO MANY walk to school campaigns) Like even in primary school where we had a song for the bus kids at the end of the day “Hwyl fawr plant bws (un/dau/tri)” Translation “goodbye bus (one/two/three) children” (v creative) and repeat this until the last kids left the school
I think school busses are more common in rural areas. I didn't have one for primary school (as it was in the village) but for secondary, we had to get a bus to a few villages away. The sign for the bus stop is still the exact same one since before I started.
I would like to remind Corey that although the books where first, Horrible Histories in my generation which has the magazine’s and cards that you collected
being gunged always reminds me of "get your own back" The TV show We had long wooden benches in the back of Assembly hall for the later years of school and the rest had to sit on the floor. Trading of Pogs was big in my school Towards the end of my time in high school they put computers into the library which nearly every webpage was blocked and you couldnt go on , so was no point
Chucklevision. It's been nearly twenty years since that show graced our British screens, and still every time someone moves something big it's "to me" "to you"
I started school in 1960 old village school with no assembly / dining hall ,at lunch we sat at our desks and the dinner lady came round with a trolley and we are at our desks ,moved to a new built school a couple of years later and wow we had a dining room
My favourite part about 'You wouldn't steal a car' is that apparently the people who made the music sued them for it as they made it to only be shown in front of music festivals or other events
In primary the teacher had a computer and some very luck classes, usually P6/7 would have an extra computer at the back, but we had a trolley with loads of laptops and you were practically a God if you were a laptop monitor(making sure all the laptops were plugged into the charger)
5:58 when Noah said it's like fishing he looked so happy lmfao we had the compartment trays when we were under the age of like 7 over 7 you had a flat tray with plastic plates.
I remember just having SO much fun as a kid! I would go rollerblading around the block, and play baseball and street hockey with the neighborhood kids in the summer...I also remember entertaining myself for hours drawing on the driveway with sidewalk chalk, and scraping my ankle once or twice playing SkipIt, lol...
We had the Diddl papers in France too! Every month we had something different to trade from marbles to beyblades and those weird rubberbands that were animal-shaped. But Diddl was very popular and I mean the kids would bring full binders during recess to trade the papers. And we also had the anti piracy ad that terrified a lot of us.
I remember the first time bark appeared in the playgrounds. A huge improvement compared to the concrete slabs that used to be under swings, slides and climbing frames.
I want to say a big thank you for inspiring me to start my on channel wanted to for years but was scared to but you’ve encouraged me to take the plunge and go for it I’m editing my first video so hopefully it will be out the end off the week xxxx
Yes! Literally the first thing I know are the diddl papers! Especially those with scent were so cool! Also a primary school thing was exchanging stickers and having a folder for you stickers..
Goosbumps ... especially the "choose your own adventure" versions!! Loved those books and actually still have most of my collection thanks to my mother saving them for me :D For me the televised version never really lived up to the books.
Being the most hated and most admired kid in the classroom when you finished your test first because it generally meant you were the smartest, but also meant you could go to break first which doesn't exactly please the other kids.
7:26 omg you just reminded me about this whole obsession with collecting and trading those paper cards from like 2007~2008. Sooooooo many kids would have their albums full with those and if you had multiples you would trade with friends. I have forgotten most of the designs but it was all about what was popular at the time like anime, dogs, cats, disney princesses etc. ^^ such a nostalgia edit: btw i'm from Poland
11:47 reminds me of that tv show back in the day (I think it’s called something like get your own back) where the kids competed in challenges to get revenge on adults (usually parents/teachers) for wronging them aka asking them to do homework or clean their room
7:32 I remember Diddli, one of the teacher's in Junior school had a poster of that two characters's I remember seeing it in a few shop's here there every time I was on holiday.
7:34 I just had a flashback to when we used to make things out of grass and sticks in primary school (Australian) like bracelets and stuff and sell them for acorns. People would have to go find acorns and give them to us. we'd make a little collection of them. Some people tried selling real things for acorns or plant-made things for real money but it got shut down quickly.
9:18 in year 5 someone decided to add vegetables to the pizza base hoping all the children wouldnt notice, before they weren't good but after it was what you got if you got in last and that was all that was left.
We didn't have friday pizza days because school was always a half-day on Fridays, so we finished at 12 or 12.30, however, those who were entitled to free school meals had the chance to go and get a packed lunch from the dinner hall, and sometimes they had a pizza slice in them.
Fun fact: that anti-piracy video was actually used illegally because the person who made it was told it would only be used at film festivals but then it was used on DVDs and in movie theatres without his permission.
When I was at school most gyms had these wooden frames with rungs on the wall. They could be swung out and locked to the floor, and the substantial benches we sat on could hung on the rungs (via the flappy hooks on each end) to help form an obstacle course at times. There even wooden columns that pulled out and had beams that lowered down in them to form balance beams. Thought of this when Noah and Corry were discussing the benches they had to sit on as kids.
Evan Edinger haha can’t believe you replied! I really though I had a chance of getting in this vid and then I saw that someone had commented the same thing as me a day later with a lot less likes got in lol. The sad truth of how youtube sorts comments :( thanks for replying :) love ur vids keep em up!!
My school used to be a sports college so we have a lot of PE areas. We have 3 fields outside that we use pretty often. Two 3G pitches and 1 proper, grass field across the road that’s a rugby pitch. Plus we have a giant field a couple streets away on the other side of the primary school which is opposite our secondary. Then we have the courts which is just where you do netball and tennis and some other sports that can’t be done on grass but you can’t do inside at that time. Then inside we have the sports hall, which is really big and has all the markings on the floor for netball and badminton and football and stuff. Then there is the gym which is much smaller but that’s where table tennis is and the blue “gymnastics” mats are and the ropes. Then there’s the dance studio which is a lot smaller and that’s where you do dance or a workout video or just dance. Then there’s the fitness suite which is like a proper gym with weights and cardio stuff. Then there is Butler Hall which is where we have assembly, lunch (but he have two lunch places, Butler which is pretty big and the well which is a lot smaller) and sometimes PE if everywhere else is busy. I know people have done PE in the well before too. And we have 3 sets of changing rooms. There are the gym changing rooms, the sports hall changing rooms and the Astro changing rooms, which are by the bottom 3G and the same building as isolation. In year 7, a boy was hanging out of the isolation window staring at 11 year old girls doing PE.
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Fun Fact: the music used in the anti piracy ad was itself pirated
Oh the irony
iirc they only had the rights to use it on one thing, but used it on everything
honestly wish I’d been in the room when someone realised, pure comedy
That's right wasn't it heavily borrowed from The Prodigy song "One Man Army?"
Omg that's hilarious 😂 🤣
😂😂😂 Wow the irony!
Year 6 benches absolute elite but they were so uncomfortable especially if you sat at the end of them either in the gap or those bump things
I remember for some reason, whenever I sat on the benches it was always on 4 of those bump things and I was never allowed to move.
We had one too many people in our year for the benches, so there was always one year six on the floor
tomer altman because my year group was the first ever year group of that school, our beaches system was constantly changing so it was a gamble if you got to sit on the benches in Year 6. It was always a competition to get to assembly early.
Fiddling with the dangly metal and leather hinged things on the end and having the teacher tell you off as it was making a racket.
we were advanced and had stools from the it room 😂
YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CAR. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A HANDBAG. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A TELEVISION. YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A MOVIE. DOWNLOADING PIRATED FILMS IS STEALING. STEALING IS AGAINST THE LAW. I remember this at the start of the Garfield film
I recommend searching for the IT Crowd version of this notice..
I remember someone once saying, "If I could 3D print a car, I WOULD steal one!"
Best part?
Legally, they're not the same thing, At All. Anywhere.
The Only thing the two acts have in common is that they're illegal... And even that isn't consistent as many countries have (or certainly had at the time) laws that actually made downloading pirated copies of things perfectly legal, under certain conditions (the person Distributing them was usually breaking the law though, one way or another). Usually those conditions amount to "currently own an official copy, and thus a license".
Certainly, time and format shifting are/were legal here, and at least for a while DVD players were not only permitted, but to my understanding Required to be capable of bypassing region locks.
That was pure corporate propaganda.
i remember always arguing that some people do steal though - like i knew stealing was wrong but i always argued the point that some people do technically make a living out of stealing
Ironically the tune used in that advert was stolen itself from the Prodigy song one man army.
The ultimate nostalgia: playing bulldog just the once before it was firmly and permanently banned...and then six months later it comes back but it's called something different now so it's fine
I remember moving school and importing bulldog over. The teachers weren't happy, but once a game started it was difficult to stop >:). Tbh my old school didn't care, the teachers started it sometimes lol.
Oh my god, I remember the ban. And yeah, it did change names didn't it? Can't remember what to though
That bs excuse that was given for the ban too
My school always played bulldog and it never got banned whilst I was there but we would play the floor is lava but there was also someone tryna tig you and that got banned bc my friend fell onto the woodchips and broke her arm lol
yes xD
I've just remembered something that I rememberd from primary.
The blue paper towel whenever you get injured
Wet paper towels will cure all ailments
Wet paper towels and a cup of water
I remember I fell over and my knee cap was in the complete wrong place and all the nurse did was put a wet paper towel on it.
I did eventually go hospital when my Dad came and picked me up at the end of the day.
high school as well tbh
Scrape a knee, wet paper towel, break a bone, wet paper towel, die, wet paper towel 😂
“Dick and Dom was like Ant and Dec but for kids” All the adults watching this who remember Ant and Dec on SMTV Live make yourselves known, PLEASE!
It started the Saturday before I started high school, any mention of it makes me feel incredibly old.
With Cat Dealy 👍🏻
Over here! I remember challenge ant was a popular part of that! And chums!
Wonky donkey 😂 or chums
liz oram “All alone with Cat in the flat”
The weirdest part of primary school is the brightly coloured gymnastic stuff that was never touched.
Ours was broken,wobbly and unstable but I went on them once
I resent every other class that were allowed to use them because IT WAS NEVER YOURS
My school was only yr 6s can go on it but when I was in yr 6 they changed it yr 5s and then when I left it was yr 6s again
We got to use it once a year at the end of half a term of "gymnastics" in years 4,5 and 6. I only got to use it once because in both year 4 and year 6 i had PE on Fridays and I used to skip the last friday of the february half term to go on holiday so I missed my only opportunities.
We used it like once
CBeebies had a segment for kids' birthdays - your parents would send in a decorated card with your name and age 2 weeks before your birthday and then the presenters would wish you a happy birthday on TV with the card. Year after year I would harass my parents and would be shot down each time. But the song has become an in joke between friends to use on each other's birthdays.
It's also on tiny pop and milkshake now. But back then I would be my mum but it never happened 😭
my parents are still so salty about the amount of hours they spent on my birthday card and cbeebies didn’t show it lmao
Anyone else have a "computer lab" in their school and no computers in their classroom?
Yep! When I was in year 6 (02/03)we had this and had a lesson each week dedicated to learning how to use it. We mostly played games.
Ict suite
We called it the ICT suite
No we had at least 3 BBC Micros
In primary school every class room had an additional smaller group room. Ours was filled with PCs and Laptops (around 15). They were basically just used PCs from different brands. Other classes sometimes used that room too. In high school there was a computer lab. Additionally each floor had one laptop wagon, which the teacher had to book at least a week in advance (year 2007 -2010). The laptops were mac computers, the ones in the lab windows. We didn't have an installed over head projector (called Beamer in German) either. The teacher had to book the beamer for one specific lesson. This was 10 years ago, but unthinkable today!
Anyone else remember OHP's (Overhead Projectors)? in primary school? I caught a big yellow bus to secondary school, which I found very weird considering thats an american thing, turns out they were imported, How about Art Attack, 50/50, Get Your Own Back, Tracy Beaker, so many kids shows i used to watch on CBBC.
OMG! I LOVED 50/50!
Did you have OHP projector duty in assemblies? A different pair of students for each assembly, one to slowly move the plastic sheet in the right direction along the projector to move the words on the big screen (first attempts were always always upside down and back to front, or in long songs the sheet with the last verses would accidentally be put up before the one with the start of the song), the other held the folder where all the lyric sheets were (theoretically) in alphabetical order, and took the new sheet out and replaced the one that had just been used. I remember one of the songs was Tinga-Layo, a song about a donkey, and one of the teachers had drawn a donkey (in a Sombrero I think?) at the time they had written the sheet out, which one of the kids on projector duty had somehow adorned with extra anatomy at some point, so were weren't supposed to allow the bottom part of the sheet with the picture to appear on screen, but the very action of removing the sheet tended to move that part into view for a second anyway, so I think eventually the headmistress had the picture physically cut off the bottom of the sheet. Another song we did in assemblies was a russian song called Kalynka, which goes "Kaylnka, Kalynka, Kalynka my dear, your name is the whisper of pines I can hear". Every instance of the word 'whisper' was always pronounced by all the kids in the school as a sort of sharp whipping noise and a loud hiss (can't really do the noise justice in written form), which is how our head teacher had taught us the song. He had also written his own verses for some of the other songs, referencing the teachers etc, "The whole class was a trembling, when in came Mr Embling, he was looking rather cross, Swindon Town had just lost, did you ever see....". By the time I reached year 5 he had been replace by a headmistress who banned the school-specific verses of songs, the picture of the donkey I mentioned above, and the 'whisper' sound in Kalynka, although we all continued to make that noise anyway, despite her telling us off each time, as she couldn't really punish 200+ kids.
OHPs were totally a thing when I was in primary school. (Still had blackboards too) The church I went to at the time also used one. ... I vaguely recall one being used occasionally at intermediate school too. Highschool it was all printouts instead.
A bug got trapped under the glass on our school's OHP once, which we all found really funny, so we all got shouted at by the headmistress for "giggling during hymn practice".
Hider in the House anyone?
i cant believe i used to pay £2 for an ‘iced bun’ which was just a bit of icing on a hotdog bun
For us it was a burger bun.
They were vile, I would honestly eat the icing off the top and leave the bun part 😂
Oh damn, ours were only £1, rising to £1.10 after few years in secondary school
Woooow now I miss these
That sounds really gross
I remember when the grass was cut on the playing field and all the children in my primary school would collect the cut up grass from the field and build nests and if you weren't careful another group or class would try to steal some of your grass - things would break up in full of grass war anarchy.
We did that,now that large school park has housing on it
Wow we did that in my primary school too. We had a massive field next to the school and when the grass was cut we would grab as much as possible and make "houses" and nests by making outlines on the floor.
i think this just awakened a memory i didn't know i had
This sounds exactly like my school
We just went to war with it. Grass was launched in all directions, nobody was safe 😂
Nothing like asserting your dominance in the playground by listing off every monarch since 1066
My sister got £20 for learning that song from my parents 🙄
Engaging Athena Henry Ed Ed Ed Rich too then three more Henry’s join our song
yamama almashkor so u gonna play the game?
Belle C yesss that was and tbh maybe still is my ultimate party trick 😂😂
Everyone in my school was too poor for lelli kellies so we had the ones from clarkes with the toys in the heels, and idk if this was just my primary school but we were only allowed unhealthy snacks at break on Fridays , they were banned the rest of the week. Also my primary school only had one main hall so you do indoor p.e. (In your plimsolls kids) and eat in the same place , they just put out pop up tables and chairs for lunch so sitting on the benches in year 6 was luxury because you didn’t have to sit on all the squashed peas and shit on the floor that the cleaners had missed. And don’t even get me started on the massive p.e. climbing frame that you only ever got out once in your entire school life bc the teachers could never be arsed to set it up. Oh and one last thing , wether you had a tiny cut or were dying of terminal cancer , the first aid lady always gave you a wet paper towel as a cure.
The bloody folding climbing frame thing just sat there like the bloody team points board that didn't matter anyway because the same people won the same vegan lollipops every dam month or when ever it was until they did that healthy eating thing and then we never Did the team points again
That is litteraly the same as my school
This is exactly like my primary! We had a gymnastics club so I got to use the climbing frame like once a month, it was so exciting 😂
Did we go to the same school? I always prayed we'd need those flat blue crash mats if our PE lesson was after lunch. Otherwise it'd be sports in bare feet on the barely swept floor
i had the clarks too with that doll, it was a step up from the cheap Asda shoes for a while until i begged my mum to get me Bootleg shoes.
Those lelly kelly shoes though. I was the only one in my class who didn’t have them because my feet were to narrow... sad times:(
i didnt have them because they were too expensive. sorry about ur narrow feet
_ITS LELLY KELLY, THE CUTEST SHOES_
*OH YEAH*
plenty - sleep bruh same
do you remember those clark’s shoes that had dolls in the heels?
Once they accidentally gave me the wrong shoes so I got a accessory for them but didn’t get them as a sorry but me as a child be like i , need to do this more often
It baffles me how school buses collect kids and drop each one of them off at their houses in America. If I had that at my school my journey home would probably take about 3 hours.
Idk if this is everywhere, but where I live in the US, the school bus doesn’t pick you up/ drop you off at your house, you have an assigned location within walking distance from your house that you share as a bus stop with several other people from your neighborhood. But even this took a pretty long time
I had a 10-15 minute walk to my bus stop down my own road and then also down the highway. It really sucked. My bus ride was about an hour long and 3 busses had to do approximately the same route to get all the kids. And they expected you to be there 10 minutes before the scheduled time to catch the bus but most the time the bus was like 5-30 minutes late. Uhhh buses suck.
I live in the UK and used to get a mini bus to primary school from outside my house, then a mini bus and a coach to high school, I live in a rural area though so the councils provide bus services to kids who lived in the surrounding areas of small village schools
@@freneticness2136 indeed, I went to school in the most terrible of all cities, Birmingham
Horrible Histories is what kickstarted by love for history and I'm planning on studying it at Uni. So thank you Horrible Histories! I think I speak for many people when I say that Mathew Baynton was all our childhood crush. Dick Turpin 😍😍
Nostalgia
Secondary: when the teachers would force you to write with a pen, black or blue only
we can’t write in blue, only black.
And pen licenses in primary
Human? I still remember the day I got mine. I felt amazing.
Human? Never got mine. :(
Yeah and you have to stop using pencils lol
Dick & Dom, Hacker & Dodge, and Sam & Mark were the Ant & Dec's for kids!
@@engagingathena9965 for me it was mark
Hacker and Dodge though
@@India.H Hacker has an Instagram and its everything. 😂😂
@@engagingathena9965 i did too, and my family went on one of their shows, and we have a group photo with them, and i'm just sat there as a child, staring at sam while everyone else is looking at the camera
it's so baddd
I'm old enough to have watched Ant and Dec in Byker Grove and watched Philip Schofield in Going live, then Live & Kicking!
you had the worst luck if you ended up right on those bench bumps...
on the other hand you waited your whole life to sit on those damn benches
Oh shit, I'd forgotten about the bench bumps
But its elite when you sit on the very back cus the teachers aren't asked so you just play pokemon or something
Or the best luck 🤣
I always offer to swap as I loved the bumps
Who else had a tuck shop at primary school at break times
Yup. Breadsticks and raisins.
We had chocolate bars crisps and sweets in ours and they cost like 20p
The cakes were so good
I remember we had one in primary school, but they ended up phasing that out when everyone started to become more health conscious
No it was every Friday:)
Hi Evan, I’ve been struggling a lot lately with my anxiety and watching your videos always make me feel less alone and are the best parts of my Sunday’s and Thursday’s, so thank you!
Aww I'm glad you like them :)
Corry always stares directly at the lens and I swear he's looking into my soul
arborescere but he’s so attractive I don’t even mind😌
I see you
When the teacher had to calibrate the projector by pressing the middle of 9 crosses and the whole class would count down from 10 and it was always so exciting
Omg yes 😂 memories...
9:49 I swear there’s always that one kid who *never* brought their pen/pencil and always “borrowed” one from the person with 4 pencil cases and 54 highlighters
Noahfinnce year 6 disco
Kid: *calls the police*
Kid: quick Noah brought a gun to the disco
Police: well calm down we don't want a Panic at the disco.
WHAT ABOUT THE TEA VIDEO!!!!!!!!
"If the person starts the tea and fall asleeps mid way through, don't force the tea down their throats!!!!!!!!!!!" 😂😂😂😂😂
but that's only a couple of years old...
@@Seal0626 the earliest form of the tea video was five years ago and it's nostalgic for many people. Noah is 19 and he would have been in high school when the tea video was produced. It's not that recent.
“Dont make them drink the tea’ñ
OMG THE TEA VIDEO
there’s also a bicycle version but the tea video is iconic
I REMEMBER THE DIDDLE STATIONARY!- there used to be a shop that would sell it all in Nottingham
Me too!!!
All this oc stuff is pure nostalgia for Germans. There were scened sheets, those 3D effect sheets, stickers, figurines and all other kinds of stationery. I even had a Diddel friend book.
Diddle was also a big thing in the Netherlands! I think I still have stuff from it in a box somewhere!
In Sweden we also traded Diddle stationary. We had those small boxes with an mirror and paper in. But if you traveled to Germany you could find a lot more. Did other have them to?
Nottingham represent! It took a while for me to remember them 😂
Hello Everybody and welcome back to the American that tries to relate the the brits
We used to swap crisps at Primary School. Literally walking about shouting "One for One!" At eachother until everybody had a mix bag of everyone else's crisps.
I heard the words "Horrible Histories Songs" and just started singing Charles The Second very loudly 😂🙈
"My name is... my name is... My name is... Charles the Second. I love the people and the people love me, so much that they restored the English monarchy! I'm part Scottish, French, Italian a little bit Dane. But one hundred percent party animal. champagne? Love it
@@thietier7097 spaniels I adored named after me too like me they were fun with a nutty hairdo. Is today my birthday, I cant recall let's have a party anyway because I love a masque ball.
Saaame
Zed 10000 All hail. The king. Of bling. Bells ring. Ding ding. I’m the king! Who brought back partying!!
I love the people AND ThE pEoPlE lOvE mEeeee
I went to an American school(at the military base) in Germany, and we traded Diddl papers there too! Some were rare and very coveted to have!
Diddl was very popular in Norway too, but we never traded anything. Instead it was common to buy Diddl stuff as birthday gifts for friends and classmates.
In Poland Diddl was massive both for papers and stuff animals, I even think that I still have mine.
In France to, Diddl was huge.
in belgium we had diddl papers too!!
No one gonna talk about Corry’s Evan impression???
I liked it!
Lucie Zeale it’s pretty good, right?
When was it?
@@laurenalexander3472 5:48
I always thought Lelly Kelly shoes had the free gifts, and there were a series of Clarks shoes that had toys in the soles 🤔
ajdjsjd djdhxjsnc yeah they were no one could wear the Lelly Kelly shoes to school bc they weren’t black but the Clarks ones were the best
Yh the lelly Kelly shoes (some of them) also had changable straps
It was Daisy shoes which had the toys
There were Clarks shoes that came with a key and you could unlock a secret compartment.
Omg does anyone remember Come Outside??? I loved that show 😭
Look up, look down, look all around...
Up in the air, or on the ground
Loved that spotty plane ❤
Ultimate nostalgia: the bee bot. I swear the best time in life was when it was your turn to play with the bee bot and you were just making this robot go round all the roundabouts and everyone was watching
Or own clothes day. You’d bring either £1/£2 in for charity and you could wear whatever you want. Or Red Nose Day! We even used to have pyjama day.
Those bumps on the benches tho...
And then they Jamed themselves into your tail bone for maximum damage
Do they still use those big long benches with the rubber bumps?! We had them when I was at school in the 80's!
@@mrmessy7334 yup, still have them.
People wanting to swap places in line so they didn’t have to sit on them
@@mrmessy7334 Yes! Seen them at all the Primary Schools I've been at placement on!
Hello and welcome to London is a perfect representation of the whole of the Uk :)
corry is scottish tho? and evan mentions other parts of the UK all the time? i've seen people from all over the UK on his channel. but ofc most people on his channel are gonna be from london, its where he lives??
Ben Sendall It’s a joke 🤦♀️😂
@@bsendall5996 I think they were just making a joke cause I've said that a couple times now :'D
@@yasdrums lmaooooo went right over my head. i was like BUT IT'S EVAN WHAT DO U MEAN
@@evan me: *watches every one of ur videos so should get the joke*
also me: *misses the point anyway*
List of nostalgia: pogs - round the twist - pokemon card swaps - pva glue peeling skin
When I was in Primary School in assembly until Year 5 I used to sit on the cold hard ground then in Year 6 alongside my peers we would sit on the stairs in the main hall come dining hall then in Secondary school every year had separate assemblies.
Remember on the playground when you were sitting for Pe and you’d pick out the weird colourful things from the floor (the tennis court paint things) and you’d save them for later. What times they were.
i do not remember having weird colourful things
i do not remember having weird colourful things
When I was in middle school there was an illicit trade in badges prised off cars. I had a much coveted Merc one from back in the days when they actually stuck up off the bonnet.
I’m disappointed in my iPhone for not notifying me about this video
WOOPS it's live now though! Bit late cause editor Phoenix was chillin up north!
My phone didn't tell me either
07:12 we do have school buses in the UK but way more common to walk to school (like there were SO MANY walk to school campaigns)
Like even in primary school where we had a song for the bus kids at the end of the day
“Hwyl fawr plant bws (un/dau/tri)”
Translation “goodbye bus (one/two/three) children” (v creative) and repeat this until the last kids left the school
I think school busses are more common in rural areas. I didn't have one for primary school (as it was in the village) but for secondary, we had to get a bus to a few villages away. The sign for the bus stop is still the exact same one since before I started.
@@ayanhart True, only time I ever had a bus to school was when I live in the middle of nowhere.
We only got carpet squares in kindergarten... they were the BEST!
Carpet squares were the ONE
We had to sit on the floor and it was the cafeteria so there was always food on the ground
I'm English but when i used to got to church when i was little we had those carpet squares as well
I would like to remind Corey that although the books where first, Horrible Histories in my generation which has the magazine’s and cards that you collected
I used to have a full match attack binder and two of those box things in year 4 and I was so proud, 6 years years later I still have it. Why?
being gunged always reminds me of "get your own back" The TV show
We had long wooden benches in the back of Assembly hall for the later years of school and the rest had to sit on the floor.
Trading of Pogs was big in my school
Towards the end of my time in high school they put computers into the library which nearly every webpage was blocked and you couldnt go on , so was no point
"dic and dom is like ant and Dec for kids", now I feel so old because ant and Dec on smtv live was my whole childhood! 😂
Grange hill
Byker Grove
Man in Y6 sat on those P.E benches was the best feeling in morning assembly.
this has triggered a deep sense of deja vu that i owned Diddl paper when i was younger (not knowing that's what it was called)
Chucklevision. It's been nearly twenty years since that show graced our British screens, and still every time someone moves something big it's "to me" "to you"
Hey even!!! Love these vids!
I am not even I am odd
@@evan comedy.
Evan Edinger ha sorry 😂😂
I started school in 1960 old village school with no assembly / dining hall ,at lunch we sat at our desks and the dinner lady came round with a trolley and we are at our desks ,moved to a new built school a couple of years later and wow we had a dining room
My favourite part about 'You wouldn't steal a car' is that apparently the people who made the music sued them for it as they made it to only be shown in front of music festivals or other events
In primary the teacher had a computer and some very luck classes, usually P6/7 would have an extra computer at the back, but we had a trolley with loads of laptops and you were practically a God if you were a laptop monitor(making sure all the laptops were plugged into the charger)
Oh yeah every child used to have these Diddle papers in Germany
In Norway too, everything was Diddl.
The one about the Irish mum giving you a flat 7-up and toast brought back so many memories for me
Haven’t even watched the video yet and I know it’s gonna be good
5:58 when Noah said it's like fishing he looked so happy lmfao
we had the compartment trays when we were under the age of like 7 over 7 you had a flat tray with plastic plates.
I still have a bunch of Diddle stationary laying around 😅
I remember just having SO much fun as a kid! I would go rollerblading around the block, and play baseball and street hockey with the neighborhood kids in the summer...I also remember entertaining myself for hours drawing on the driveway with sidewalk chalk, and scraping my ankle once or twice playing SkipIt, lol...
Evan has never been to a playground with wood chips? I’m American and my elementary school playground had wood chips.
same! even parks around the neighborhood were the same
We had the Diddl papers in France too! Every month we had something different to trade from marbles to beyblades and those weird rubberbands that were animal-shaped. But Diddl was very popular and I mean the kids would bring full binders during recess to trade the papers. And we also had the anti piracy ad that terrified a lot of us.
Awesome! I love these community videos. Will u ever have a reddit.
We had the «YOU WOULDNT STEAL A CAR» thing at the start of DVDs too, in Norway! I saw a dvd once recently and got so nostalgic
"wooden chips" lol in Germany we call them "Rindenmulch" so there's an extra word for it and in my opinion it's a very ugly word 😂
Mulch?
We call it bark in the USA
In Australia we called wooden chips 'tan bark'
I remember the first time bark appeared in the playgrounds. A huge improvement compared to the concrete slabs that used to be under swings, slides and climbing frames.
@@lucasbecerra3355 well "Rinde" is (I think?) bark in english... But still the combination "Rindenmulch" just sounds so weird...
i grew up in france and when i tell you the mention of diddl took me BACK omg :o
Been waiting for this ❤
I want to say a big thank you for inspiring me to start my on channel wanted to for years but was scared to but you’ve encouraged me to take the plunge and go for it I’m editing my first video so hopefully it will be out the end off the week xxxx
good luck!
Yes! Literally the first thing I know are the diddl papers! Especially those with scent were so cool! Also a primary school thing was exchanging stickers and having a folder for you stickers..
Dick and dom were like ant and Dec for kids.....
Smtv on a Saturday morning were my child hood
They pale in comparison to Trevor and Simon; best hangover TV of the late eighties/early nineties.
When Philip Schofield lived in a small flat with Gordon the Gopher!
6:25 I live in America and I have always had wooden chips
Teachers are computers now 😂😂
Goosbumps ... especially the "choose your own adventure" versions!! Loved those books and actually still have most of my collection thanks to my mother saving them for me :D For me the televised version never really lived up to the books.
I cannot express how much I LOVE horrible histories
Being the most hated and most admired kid in the classroom when you finished your test first because it generally meant you were the smartest, but also meant you could go to break first which doesn't exactly please the other kids.
Me: sees thumbnail
Me: crying from joy and nostalgia
Thanks, Evan 😅
7:26 omg you just reminded me about this whole obsession with collecting and trading those paper cards from like 2007~2008. Sooooooo many kids would have their albums full with those and if you had multiples you would trade with friends. I have forgotten most of the designs but it was all about what was popular at the time like anime, dogs, cats, disney princesses etc. ^^ such a nostalgia edit: btw i'm from Poland
Fun fact: The music in the piracy ad is pirated
11:47 reminds me of that tv show back in the day (I think it’s called something like get your own back) where the kids competed in challenges to get revenge on adults (usually parents/teachers) for wronging them aka asking them to do homework or clean their room
Dave Benson Phillips!
Every other school : year 6 sit on benches
Me: lmao we got chairs
We had them for all of one day till we were too naughty and tehy got taken away!!!!
7:32 I remember Diddli, one of the teacher's in Junior school had a poster of that two characters's I remember seeing it in a few shop's here there every time I was on holiday.
welcome to another episode of evan reminding us that he's not british :(
I grew up with Horrible Histories in three forms, the books, the tv show and the CDs you got in Kellogg's cereal. I love all three still.
As a year 6 student you felt like the bees knees sitting on those benches lol xxx
7:34 I just had a flashback to when we used to make things out of grass and sticks in primary school (Australian) like bracelets and stuff and sell them for acorns. People would have to go find acorns and give them to us. we'd make a little collection of them. Some people tried selling real things for acorns or plant-made things for real money but it got shut down quickly.
You should do a video with someone from Northern Ireland
I know many Irish people but not many Northies
@@evan You should have one from both republican and unionist, from Northern Ireland
i love when yall film videos together. you guys can always make me laugh
When I was in year 4 we had a German girl come to our school for a few months and she gave me some Diddl paper, completely forgot about it :')
9:18 in year 5 someone decided to add vegetables to the pizza base hoping all the children wouldnt notice, before they weren't good but after it was what you got if you got in last and that was all that was left.
When you’re ill Lucozade was the one
We didn't have friday pizza days because school was always a half-day on Fridays, so we finished at 12 or 12.30, however, those who were entitled to free school meals had the chance to go and get a packed lunch from the dinner hall, and sometimes they had a pizza slice in them.
Fun fact: that anti-piracy video was actually used illegally because the person who made it was told it would only be used at film festivals but then it was used on DVDs and in movie theatres without his permission.
fabulous production evan! improving all the time you're so good!!
I used to love going to other European countries and getting diddl things! They were never popular in the U.K. 😭
When I was at school most gyms had these wooden frames with rungs on the wall. They could be swung out and locked to the floor, and the substantial benches we sat on could hung on the rungs (via the flappy hooks on each end) to help form an obstacle course at times.
There even wooden columns that pulled out and had beams that lowered down in them to form balance beams.
Thought of this when Noah and Corry were discussing the benches they had to sit on as kids.
aRe YoU kIdDiNg Me?! I had top comment on that vid and Evan didn’t acknowledge me :( *sad noises*
aww DANG SOZ looks like another comment I'd seen first was about the same thing! D:
Evan Edinger haha can’t believe you replied! I really though I had a chance of getting in this vid and then I saw that someone had commented the same thing as me a day later with a lot less likes got in lol. The sad truth of how youtube sorts comments :( thanks for replying :) love ur vids keep em up!!
My school used to be a sports college so we have a lot of PE areas.
We have 3 fields outside that we use pretty often. Two 3G pitches and 1 proper, grass field across the road that’s a rugby pitch. Plus we have a giant field a couple streets away on the other side of the primary school which is opposite our secondary. Then we have the courts which is just where you do netball and tennis and some other sports that can’t be done on grass but you can’t do inside at that time.
Then inside we have the sports hall, which is really big and has all the markings on the floor for netball and badminton and football and stuff. Then there is the gym which is much smaller but that’s where table tennis is and the blue “gymnastics” mats are and the ropes. Then there’s the dance studio which is a lot smaller and that’s where you do dance or a workout video or just dance. Then there’s the fitness suite which is like a proper gym with weights and cardio stuff. Then there is Butler Hall which is where we have assembly, lunch (but he have two lunch places, Butler which is pretty big and the well which is a lot smaller) and sometimes PE if everywhere else is busy. I know people have done PE in the well before too. And we have 3 sets of changing rooms.
There are the gym changing rooms, the sports hall changing rooms and the Astro changing rooms, which are by the bottom 3G and the same building as isolation. In year 7, a boy was hanging out of the isolation window staring at 11 year old girls doing PE.
Yehhhhh
Congrats
CONGRATTY
@@evan u sud do 70s n 70s my era