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Food & Drink

Posted by: bluey42

16th Jun 2010 03:04pm

Hi I was wondering what do you all think about no more lollie drives at schools


amcdonald29
  • 26th Jun 2010 06:31pm

Fully agree to banning lollie drives. For a long time I have been thinking of claiming workers' compensation because of all the lollies that I have to buy as a teacher from all the kids who struggle to sell their allocation of sugar. If I get diabetes, I'm taking Mr Cadbuy and Mr Mars to court. Ban lollie drives and bing in free gym memberships for teachers.


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