I began to think of school as a prison camp, and my duty was to disrupt, subvert and/or escape. But, of course, there was no escape. I felt I should … - Bruce Dickinson

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I began to think of school as a prison camp, and my duty was to disrupt, subvert and/or escape. But, of course, there was no escape. I felt I should make some kind of statement. I decided to deliver two tons of horseshit to my housemaster. Just one of those spur-of-the-moment ideas that comes with no logic in tow, but a great deal of emotional momentum.

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About Bruce Dickinson

Paul Bruce Dickinson (born August 7, 1958) is a musician best known for being the lead singer in the heavy metal band Iron Maiden.

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Pen Names: Air Raid Siren Bruce Bruce
Birth Name: Paul Bruce Dickinson
Also Known As: Human Air Raid Siren

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I was out of my comfort zone, a fish out of water. My life has been a continual succession of 'out of the frying pan, into the fire' moments. Deep down, I think I probably enjoy it. You are never so alive as when learning something new and overcoming adversity.

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