So, Skara Brae – not local to any children covered by the national curriculum – has become part of the usual school stone age paragraph.
(We went to school stoned for the first time, but not the last).
HIGH SCHOOL An honors student (Matt Bush) fears he might fail a drug test, so he takes the novel approach of getting his entire high school stoned on cannabis-laced brownies as a way out.
It is compellingly, harrowingly brilliant, but it is fair to say that it is also short on laughs; for those, one can go to another recently released Brody offering, High School, in which he plays Psycho Ed, a maniacal drug dealer whose weed gets a whole school stoned.
They'll get everyone in the school stoned, thus invalidating the drug test.
Bestselling books have purported to show how communities in tribal areas can build schools "one stone at a time" without help from government.
Downing Street refused to confirm a story in the Spectator magazine that "one or possibly more young male teachers" from Westminster school, the leading independent school a stone's throw from No 10, had been brought in to help the Blair boys, Euan, 18, and Nicholas, 16, with history and other subjects.
Mitt was a prankster in school and stone sober.
As a child during the intifada he often missed school to stone Israeli soldiers on patrol.
They may at some point have bunked off school and – stone the crows – may have smoked cannabis!
