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{{a|pb|}}There was an urban legend in my town about a seventh former at the local high school who had the idea of renting a room in student flat where he and his buddies could take their respective BFFs and GFFS for a bit of healthy slap-and-tickle away from their parents’ prying and judgmental eyes. It all seems a bit quaint now, doesn’t it — genius, in its way, but of a gentle kind compared to what kids get up to these days. But in the eighties, in Christchurch NZ, this was quite the scandal.
{{a|pb|}}There was an urban legend in my town about a seventh former at the local high school who had the idea of renting a room in student flat where he and his buddies could take their respective BFFs and GFFS for a bit of healthy slap-and-tickle, away from their parents’ prying and judgmental eyes.  
 
It all seems a bit quaint now, doesn’t it — genius, in its way, but of a gentle kind compared to what kids get up to these days. But in the eighties, in Christchurch NZ, this was quite the scandal.


Now a room in a student flat back then cost forty bucks a week, and there were enough randy high school seniors that the place was constantly in use and no-one had to pay more than a fiver and our young entrepreneur made a tidy profit on the side.  
Now a room in a student flat back then cost forty bucks a week, and there were enough randy high school seniors that the place was constantly in use and no-one had to pay more than a fiver and our young entrepreneur made a tidy profit on the side.