http://blog.milkboys.org/article/british-spring-break/ The Boys Blog Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:39:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/british-spring-break/#comment-5334 Definitely Anonymous Mon, 07 Apr 2008 12:29:55 +0000 http://blog.milkboys.org/article/british-spring-break/#comment-5334 Haha. I live half way between the posh school ("QES") and the village (Wray). Year 11 means these were 15yos and 16yos. I heard about the event in the local gossip first. I didn't realise we had gone national (Daily Telegraph) and international (Milkboys) - haha! Of course the actual behaviour would be typical behaviour for older teens and young 20s in any city centre on any Friday or Saturday night, except they were a bit younger (playing at being all grown up, haha), and they had to get the shagging over before their mummies and daddies came to collect them in their Range Rovers. Poor Wray. It's a tiny, tiny village. The party could have doubled the population. The most exciting event most years is the scarecrow festival. http://www.wrayvillage.co.uk/scarecrows.htm lol Haha. I live half way between the posh school (”QES”) and the village (Wray). Year 11 means these were 15yos and 16yos. I heard about the event in the local gossip first. I didn’t realise we had gone national (Daily Telegraph) and international (Milkboys) - haha! Of course the actual behaviour would be typical behaviour for older teens and young 20s in any city centre on any Friday or Saturday night, except they were a bit younger (playing at being all grown up, haha), and they had to get the shagging over before their mummies and daddies came to collect them in their Range Rovers. Poor Wray. It’s a tiny, tiny village. The party could have doubled the population. The most exciting event most years is the scarecrow festival. http://www.wrayvillage.co.uk/scarecrows.htm lol

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