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post #1
04 July 2006, 05:12 UTC#1
Whos school has caught this disease? My schools coming down with a bad case of this.
Whats worse is the school colors we have to wear" green and orange!!111! ScH007 Sp1r17!!1111"
I'd rather wear my ultility uniform then that everyday!
post #3
04 July 2006, 05:44 UTC#3
black and white they dont enforce it strictly though
post #4
04 July 2006, 06:57 UTC#4
LOL@hips

My school has always had uniform. A lot of schools in Britain have uniforms.

Mind you, now I'm in 6th Form I don't wear a uniform, I wear my own suit *wanks*
post #6
04 July 2006, 08:49 UTC#6
QUOTE(Rob764 @ Jul 4 2006, 07:57 AM) [snapback]356460[/snapback]

LOL@hips

My school has always had uniform. A lot of schools in Britain have uniforms.

Mind you, now I'm in 6th Form I don't wear a uniform, I wear my own suit *wanks*


Excluding the "suit" comment.

Same here.
post #7
04 July 2006, 09:03 UTC#7
we did have a mandatory "uniform" in primary school. It was a dark blue cloak which had to be worn on top of the shirt, or t-shirt one wears normally. But that was that.
post #8
04 July 2006, 09:45 UTC#8
In the States, almost all public schools didn't have uniforms, but with a lot of school violence involving easily concealed weapons under baggy clothing and stuff they're becoming more common. I've gone to a private Catholic School my entire life, I've always had a uniform, tie and dress pants with an Oxford shirt and dress shoes. You'll get used to it after a week and occasionally be glad you don't have to worry about buying new clothes or even really worrying about washing them haha. I know I rarely did. I didn't really care because everyone else was wearing the same lame thing.
post #9
04 July 2006, 09:54 UTC#9
QUOTE(RayBorDumB @ Jul 4 2006, 10:45 AM) [snapback]356492[/snapback]

In the States, almost all public schools didn't have uniforms, but with a lot of school violence involving easily concealed weapons under baggy clothing and stuff they're becoming more common. I've gone to a private Catholic School my entire life, I've always had a uniform, tie and dress pants with an Oxford shirt and dress shoes. You'll get used to it after a week and occasionally be glad you don't have to worry about buying new clothes or even really worrying about washing them haha. I know I rarely did. I didn't really care because everyone else was wearing the same lame thing.


Tell mike you guys still owe me money, as he isnt around much anymore.
post #10
04 July 2006, 09:57 UTC#10
Really? For our site? Damn, I thought you were doing it out of the goodness of your heart. Okay, I'll pass it on, how much is it? I might be able to float some hXC USD your way.
post #11
04 July 2006, 10:02 UTC#11
QUOTE(RayBorDumB @ Jul 4 2006, 10:57 AM) [snapback]356495[/snapback]

Really? For our site? Damn, I thought you were doing it out of the goodness of your heart. Okay, I'll pass it on, how much is it? I might be able to float some hXC USD your way.


Not just for your site, it was for some photography site too, I wanted 40gbp for the 2 :)

Just tell him to contact me or some shit


//back ontopic
post #12
04 July 2006, 10:46 UTC#12
my school did the whole lime green and bright lemon yellow thing. then toned it down with a grey skirt.

and then my secondary school did bottle green and grey. yuck.
post #13
04 July 2006, 10:51 UTC#13
We have navy blue and white, relatively normal.

But I don't have to wear uniform anymore because I am upper 6th form. :)
post #14
04 July 2006, 11:08 UTC#14
My last school was a British private school over in Spain, and we had to wear grey trousers, a white polo shirt and in the winter a fuzzy red V neck jumper that weighed a fucking ton and stank if it got wet.
post #15
04 July 2006, 13:57 UTC#15
hahaha


we don't have any :laugh:
post #16
04 July 2006, 14:15 UTC#16
We have no uniforms.
Never did, everyone wears whatever they please and they hardly enforce the school "dress code".
post #17
04 July 2006, 14:41 UTC#17
we don't have uniforms.
post #18
04 July 2006, 14:54 UTC#18
I only had to wear a uniform in kindergarden and 1st grade when I went to a private school but then I moved and our school doesn't have uniforms or anything.
post #19
04 July 2006, 15:18 UTC#19
QUOTE(sheriffbean @ Jul 4 2006, 08:54 AM) [snapback]356550[/snapback]

I only had to wear a uniform in kindergarden and 1st grade when I went to a private school but then I moved and our school doesn't have uniforms or anything.



In shorter terms. Usually here,
private schools = uniform
public schools = no uniform
post #20
04 July 2006, 15:25 UTC#20
In primary school we had this uniform:

Normal Pupils - Blue jumper, white polo shirt and black/gray trousers

Prefects - Red jumper, white polo shirt and black/gray trousers

Head prefects (boy&girl) - Bright yellow jumper, and the usual...

It's quite funny cos the head boy at my primary school was Dougie Poynter (Mcfly) and everytime I see him on TV n shit, I remember his stupid yellow jumper and it makes me laugh. I hate that guy. lol

Anyway..

My secondary school uniform (the one I left last week):

-Black blazer
-White shirt
-Black tie (with white stripes for lower school and a small school badge for upper school)
- Black trousers (or an 'at least knee-length' skirt)
- black shoes

^^^That school was strict on uniform it sucked, you couldn't even walk home without your tie on or your top button undone without getting moaned at by the teachers. lol
post #21
04 July 2006, 15:29 UTC#21
my school doesnt, no1 cares what u do there, more then half my school is stoners anyways lol
post #22
04 July 2006, 16:38 UTC#22
In the UK it's normal to have mandatory uniforms in schools.

Public schools in the USA, Canada, Spain normally don't have uniforms.
post #23
04 July 2006, 16:51 UTC#23
QUOTE(gman @ Jul 4 2006, 04:38 PM) [snapback]356608[/snapback]

In the UK it's normal to have mandatory uniforms in schools.

Public schools in the USA, Canada, Spain normally don't have uniforms.


USA's schools are gonna change. It'll happen eventually
post #24
04 July 2006, 17:48 UTC#24
I LOVE girls in school uniforms, with them huge white tube socks and pig tales....ughh! I dont know about you guys but thats the hotest thing in the world to me...

-ryan
post #25
04 July 2006, 17:49 UTC#25
Every school around Mckinney (Where I live) is getting dress codes. But we just became more lax on ours. We're allowed to wear all black now, band T-shirts, and have chains on our clothing. I think we're allowed to have tattoos as long as they arent gang or hate related.


editt;

You guys are like Hogwarts there!!!
post #26
04 July 2006, 21:05 UTC#26
QUOTE(Fuzzy Mannerz UK @ Jul 4 2006, 04:25 PM) [snapback]356563[/snapback]


^^^That school was strict on uniform it sucked, you couldn't even walk home without your tie on or your top button undone without getting moaned at by the teachers. lol


same with my school!

I had to wear a black blazer, white shirt, red tie, and a green skirt with black tights.

if u were in lower school it had to be a kilt and green tights.


I hated it.
post #28
04 July 2006, 21:49 UTC#28
I'm a bum, but when I was at school it was black trousers, white shirt, and the school tie.
post #29
05 July 2006, 05:22 UTC#29
you guys are complaing bout uniforms..the differnece between catholic andpublic schools in canda rent bout religiloon. its that catholic schools have uniforms.. mine was blue or white polo and grey pants. (you can get away with dickies)
post #30
05 July 2006, 10:15 UTC#30
my school does, there fucking fags. they mak us dress like were in a private school when its only a public school Image file not present in the recovered backup