Comments on: Got a Question?

By: dr rogers

dr rogers — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 21:16:50 +0000

Hi Lee and James. I’m sure that James isn’t looking forward to having me back!

By: x ?????????? x

x ?????????? x — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 14:05:12 +0000

hi i hope you had a fab time in antarctica, and it wasn’t to cold.lol. I’m always cold. cya soon. xxxxxxxx

By: Lee Brown + James Towers

Lee Brown + James Towers — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 10:24:52 +0000

Hey miss how cold is it there towers says hi how r u everything going well? he misses you lots because his science lesson is rubbish with miss charlesworth. cya soon

By: Tara Sarkaria

Tara Sarkaria — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 20:06:49 +0000

Hiya
I seen it said you were feelin a little depressed, so I thought I would send ya some jokes!

Q. What’s blue and fluffy??
A. Blue fluff

Q. What’s brown and sticky??
A. A stick

A tatty piece of rope walks into a bar. The barman asks “Are you a piece of string??”, the rope replies “A frayed knot”.

An Englishman, an Irishman, and a Scotsman walk into a bar. The barman says “You’ve got to be jokin”.

Q. What do you call a judge with no thumbs?
A. Justice Fingers

Q. What’s blue and square?
A. An orange in disguise

Craig David has a new job. He’s joined the new British Archery team to be the new bow selector.

Q. What’s brown and sounds like a bell?
A. Dung

Tara x =]

P.S– Here’s a random fact, if a starfish eats something it don’t like, it turns its stomach inside out and bites it off. eeewww!!

By: dr rogers

dr rogers — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 19:51:37 +0000

Hi! Thanks for the message! The resources that they might think about mining- like coal, oil and gas are not renewable. This means that they could eventually run out if they did start mining.

By: dr rogers

dr rogers — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 19:50:12 +0000

Hi Ashleigh. I’m coping OK but it is a bit difficult at the moment as we are stuck here because of the weather. We have no idea when the plane will be able to get to us. This makes it quite difficult. It is very hard to live here as everything takes so long. Dressing in the morning takes ages and to melt water from snow takes a long time too. Simple things like washing and washing clothes takes ages and you have to think so far ahead for everything. If you want to use sunscreen for example you have to put it into your pocket a few hours before you need it to make sure it is not frozen. We don’t get too cold because our clothes are so good. Sometimes my hands have been cold but that’s about it. Antarctica is beautiful. It is the most amazing place that I have ever seen. I think in the future it should be protected as much as possible. I think people should be allowed to visit but we need to make sure that it is done as responsibly as possible and the environmental impact on Antarctica is as small as possible.

By: jason h

jason h — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 20:46:47 +0000

second favourite pupil how can u say that :0 as long as pierre ent your first ill let u off lol and u hide the chocolate bars its just not on lol and i do eat about 3000-3500 calories a day and some days i do eat about 4500. when are u getting back cos im missing my second favourite teacher

By: dr rogers

dr rogers — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 11:00:43 +0000

What great questions Georgia! I think what I miss most is my fiancé and my family. It is very difficult because we are not allowed to have any contact with them whilst we are away. The thing I don’t miss at all is traffic and cars. It’s nice to have clean air to breathe!

By: dr rogers

dr rogers — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 11:00:07 +0000

Hi Nick. I have actually fallen through. We were crossing some crevasses, which are big holes in the ice. These were covered with a thin layer of snow so you couldn’t see the hole. I got jerked backwards by the sledge I was pulling and my leg went straight down the hole. It went all the way down to my thigh. It was a little frightening even though I was all roped up to other people. When I looked down the hole I couldn’t see the bottom. It’s pretty dangerous walking round some places here!

By: dr rogers

dr rogers — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 10:59:09 +0000

Hi Kieran. Good question! I wish that I knew. We were due to leave Antarctica two days ago but a huge storm has started. Snow, wind, no visibility. The plane can’t get in to pick us up and the weather forecast is for it to get worse over the next four days. At this rate we’ll be here for Christmas. I hope that I will be back in time for the new term in Jan!