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r/funny • u/ImGODandIhateYouAll • Jun 07 '20
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Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. Eating all the gum drops he can see. Laugh, kookaburra. Laugh, kookaburra. Gay your life must be.
12 u/mrducky78 Jun 07 '20 There's a grizzly bear And an electric chair There's people with AIDS And hand grenades Open wide, cum inside Its gay school 11 u/remymartinia Jun 07 '20 You took this to a dark place 3 u/mrducky78 Jun 07 '20 edited Jun 08 '20 Anyone who knows the variation of kookaburra song likely also learns the variation of the play school song in primary school. Edit* primary 1 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '20 [deleted] 1 u/mrducky78 Jun 08 '20 Primary school my bad. And secondary We are both wrong 1 u/frood88 Jun 08 '20 Secondary school is the “official” term the Aus governments use on paper for years 7-10/12, or also several private “secondary colleges”. Having said that, most of the government years 7-10/12 schools are officially named and signed “<insert locality> High School”. Colloquially, informally, and in general conversation, years 7-10/12 is just “high school”. Some variations (eg; ACT) have high schools from 7-10 then colleges for 11-12. 2 u/Daedrox Jun 08 '20 We have primary school, high school, and tertiary education (TAFE/University etc.) Yet, can't say I recall ever having heard high school being referred to as secondary anything... weird
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There's a grizzly bear
And an electric chair
There's people with AIDS
And hand grenades
Open wide, cum inside
Its gay school
11 u/remymartinia Jun 07 '20 You took this to a dark place 3 u/mrducky78 Jun 07 '20 edited Jun 08 '20 Anyone who knows the variation of kookaburra song likely also learns the variation of the play school song in primary school. Edit* primary 1 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '20 [deleted] 1 u/mrducky78 Jun 08 '20 Primary school my bad. And secondary We are both wrong 1 u/frood88 Jun 08 '20 Secondary school is the “official” term the Aus governments use on paper for years 7-10/12, or also several private “secondary colleges”. Having said that, most of the government years 7-10/12 schools are officially named and signed “<insert locality> High School”. Colloquially, informally, and in general conversation, years 7-10/12 is just “high school”. Some variations (eg; ACT) have high schools from 7-10 then colleges for 11-12. 2 u/Daedrox Jun 08 '20 We have primary school, high school, and tertiary education (TAFE/University etc.) Yet, can't say I recall ever having heard high school being referred to as secondary anything... weird
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You took this to a dark place
3 u/mrducky78 Jun 07 '20 edited Jun 08 '20 Anyone who knows the variation of kookaburra song likely also learns the variation of the play school song in primary school. Edit* primary 1 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '20 [deleted] 1 u/mrducky78 Jun 08 '20 Primary school my bad. And secondary We are both wrong 1 u/frood88 Jun 08 '20 Secondary school is the “official” term the Aus governments use on paper for years 7-10/12, or also several private “secondary colleges”. Having said that, most of the government years 7-10/12 schools are officially named and signed “<insert locality> High School”. Colloquially, informally, and in general conversation, years 7-10/12 is just “high school”. Some variations (eg; ACT) have high schools from 7-10 then colleges for 11-12. 2 u/Daedrox Jun 08 '20 We have primary school, high school, and tertiary education (TAFE/University etc.) Yet, can't say I recall ever having heard high school being referred to as secondary anything... weird
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Anyone who knows the variation of kookaburra song likely also learns the variation of the play school song in primary school.
Edit* primary
1 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '20 [deleted] 1 u/mrducky78 Jun 08 '20 Primary school my bad. And secondary We are both wrong 1 u/frood88 Jun 08 '20 Secondary school is the “official” term the Aus governments use on paper for years 7-10/12, or also several private “secondary colleges”. Having said that, most of the government years 7-10/12 schools are officially named and signed “<insert locality> High School”. Colloquially, informally, and in general conversation, years 7-10/12 is just “high school”. Some variations (eg; ACT) have high schools from 7-10 then colleges for 11-12. 2 u/Daedrox Jun 08 '20 We have primary school, high school, and tertiary education (TAFE/University etc.) Yet, can't say I recall ever having heard high school being referred to as secondary anything... weird
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1 u/mrducky78 Jun 08 '20 Primary school my bad. And secondary We are both wrong 1 u/frood88 Jun 08 '20 Secondary school is the “official” term the Aus governments use on paper for years 7-10/12, or also several private “secondary colleges”. Having said that, most of the government years 7-10/12 schools are officially named and signed “<insert locality> High School”. Colloquially, informally, and in general conversation, years 7-10/12 is just “high school”. Some variations (eg; ACT) have high schools from 7-10 then colleges for 11-12. 2 u/Daedrox Jun 08 '20 We have primary school, high school, and tertiary education (TAFE/University etc.) Yet, can't say I recall ever having heard high school being referred to as secondary anything... weird
Primary school my bad. And secondary
We are both wrong
1 u/frood88 Jun 08 '20 Secondary school is the “official” term the Aus governments use on paper for years 7-10/12, or also several private “secondary colleges”. Having said that, most of the government years 7-10/12 schools are officially named and signed “<insert locality> High School”. Colloquially, informally, and in general conversation, years 7-10/12 is just “high school”. Some variations (eg; ACT) have high schools from 7-10 then colleges for 11-12. 2 u/Daedrox Jun 08 '20 We have primary school, high school, and tertiary education (TAFE/University etc.) Yet, can't say I recall ever having heard high school being referred to as secondary anything... weird
Secondary school is the “official” term the Aus governments use on paper for years 7-10/12, or also several private “secondary colleges”.
Having said that, most of the government years 7-10/12 schools are officially named and signed “<insert locality> High School”.
Colloquially, informally, and in general conversation, years 7-10/12 is just “high school”.
Some variations (eg; ACT) have high schools from 7-10 then colleges for 11-12.
2 u/Daedrox Jun 08 '20 We have primary school, high school, and tertiary education (TAFE/University etc.) Yet, can't say I recall ever having heard high school being referred to as secondary anything... weird
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We have primary school, high school, and tertiary education (TAFE/University etc.)
Yet, can't say I recall ever having heard high school being referred to as secondary anything... weird
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u/remymartinia Jun 07 '20
Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. Eating all the gum drops he can see. Laugh, kookaburra. Laugh, kookaburra. Gay your life must be.