WHEN KADER KHAN was a child, he would bunk off evening prayers at the mosque and head to a nearby graveyard.
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They happened during the day, sometimes on the last day of term so kids could bunk off school and not get into as much trouble.
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But they also produced a colossal amount of shit that realistically should never have seen the light of day, like The Hole—a psychological thriller in which four privately educated British teens bunk off a school trip to get pissed down a hole and then die.
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The song appears in The Inbetweeners episode "Bunk Off", where a drunken Simon tries to seduce Carli D'Amato.
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Green 1999, p. 171. ; bunk : 1. To leave inappropriately as in to 'bunk off' school or work.CED 1991, p. 214. 2\.
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A person (Scottish). 4\. A general term of contempt (Irish, 1950s).Green 1999, p. 1231, ; twag: bunk off school, play truant.
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Saabu and his friends beat Guru but Sher and Deep stop the fight. The three roommates bond. The three guys try to bunk off a lecture but Simarpreet calls the teacher's attention, who throws them out. Sher finally catches sight of Priyanka's face.
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It was sung by the character of Andy Bernard in "Lecture Circuit", an episode of The Office, in an attempt to woo a client he finds attractive. This attempt fails, and Dunder Mifflin loses the account. It was used in a trailer for the 2009 film New York, I Love You. It also features in The Inbetweeners season 1 episode, 'Bunk Off'.
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Simon begins to respect Will after he insults everyone in a pub and gets them kicked out for being underage. In the episode “Bunk Off” Simon, Will, Jay and Simon’s other friend Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison) skip school. Simon phones the school pretending to be his mum but Mr Gilbert answered and instantly figured him out. Mr Gilbert then calls Simon and Will’s actual parents.
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They see Carl in the bushes all cut from smashing all the glass. He cut all his fingers and wrist and needed many stitches. Carl comes out to his mother at the hospital (when asked why he smashed the glass) and she tells him she has no problem with him being gay. Miranda and Sylvie bunk off school to meet Carl in McDonald's for lunch, and after hearing about how he is being bullied at school, Miranda persuades Sylvie to meet Carl after school, impressing all the boys who see them.
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One evening when her father Vic attempts to take a bb gun from Scott, Donna is shot in the head as a result but is only left with a scratch. When the knowledge of Viv's affair with Terry becomes common knowledge, Donna feels torn between her parents and she and Viv move into the pub with Terry but return when Vic and Viv reunite.Verity Rushworth as Donna in 1998. Donna is upset when Kelly runs away with her teacher Tom Bainbridge (Jeremy Turner-Welch) and more trouble comes when Andy Hopwood (Kelvin Fletcher) leads Donna astray and persuades her to bunk off school and go joyriding in Leeds with Robert Sugden (Christopher Smith) and himself.
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Series One In the pilot episode “First Day”, Jay is introduced to the new kid Will McKenzie (Simon Bird) through his friend Simon Cooper (Joe Thomas) as he is forced to show Will around the school. Jay instantly dislikes Will calling him “Briefcase Mong”. In the episode “Bunk Off“, Jay, Simon, Will and Jay’s other friend Neil Sutherland (Blake Harrison) decide to skip school and they get Will to purchase alcohol for them and persuade Simon to ask out his crush Carli D’Amato (Emily Head) by spray painting her driveway. The group are confronted by the Head of Sixth Form, Mr Gilbert (Greg Davies), where he tells Jay and Neil that they have no obligation to stay in school however he sends Will and Simon to the Headteacher’s office for phoning the school as their parents. In the episode “Thorpe Park”, Simon drives Jay and Will to Thorpe Park to meet up with Neil who got them free tickets.
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Series One In the pilot episode “First Day” Mr Gilbert meets new student Will McKenzie (Simon Bird) and takes an instant dislike to him forcing Simon Cooper (Joe Thomas) to show him around the school. In the episode “Bunk Off” Simon and Will phone the school pretending to be Simon’s mother however Gilbert is not convinced and phones their parents. Later in the episode when they are back at school, Mr Gilbert confronts the group telling them that since they are in sixth form they have no legal obligation to stay in school but quickly turns on Will and Simon explaining that pretending to be their parents is fraud and sends the pair to the headteacher. In the episode “Girlfriend” Mr Gilbert is seen hosting a school blind date charity show. In the episode “Xmas Party” Mr Gilbert makes Will the chairman for the Christmas party committee but only because Will was the only person to apply.
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