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On a school charity day last year, a few of my friends were doing face painting in the maths room at lunch time.I managed to con them into painting my face for free, and my chosen design was 'Katie the half a bee'. This involved me having half of my face covered in black and yellow stripes, and my other cheek having the stars words 'Katie the half a bee' stars scrawled on in biro.Now, no one at stars school listened to Monty Python records, so did not get not get my genius pun on the song 'Eric the half a bee'. People kept looking at me a bit funny, but that might be because the next lesson I had was PE and they had never seen half a bee playing table tennis in plimsoles before. Worse still, a teacher who walked into the hall saw my face and started singing: "a fiddle dee dum, a fiddle dee dee, Eric the half a BEEEEE! (PAMPAMPAM, Sun 15 Jan 2006, 11:48) Donald Duck Back in Sixth Form we were encouraged to take the lead when it came to popular charity fund raising days. Obviously 'Children In Need' is the highlight of this particular calendar, so me and my mate were arranged costumes for us for when we undertook the schools annual ritual of standing outside Safeways in Caerphilly with a bucket on a cold November morning.When
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