Stupidest rule in school...
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I hear this statement all the time, however I've never actually seen anyone get bullied for what they wear.....darkless said:
I was suspended for wearing a coat in a science lesson when I was 16 and refusing to remove it due to how fucking cold it was.
'You won't appreciate it when you go outside.'
'I'm old enough to decide that for myself.'
God, that was 10 years ago now.
'You won't appreciate it when you go outside.'
'I'm old enough to decide that for myself.'
God, that was 10 years ago now.
I refuse to wear a uniform; to me it symbolizes subservience and being like everyone else...two things I am against.darkless said:
http://fc09.deviantart.com/fs27/f/2009/247/9/9/DIY_Hammer_and_Sickle_by_AkaiShizuku.jpg
I stitched a hammer & sickle into my mp3 player's wrist strap thing. I'm going to start arguments if anyone tells me to take it off, fascist bastards.
Then you sir go to a very nice school and live in a very nice neighborhood it always happened and still happens where i live and went to school. I'm 21 and kids still slag me for the way I dress granted I'm a lot bigger than they are now so a good glaring ends it but it still happens.Shadowhatchi said:
I never really gave a dam about the rules, since there all worthless bull****
Hell, I even listen to my Ipod in the middle of class if I wanted to, all I got was a glare from the teacher but it's either that or listen to god know's what about a place I'm never going to visit.
Basicly, Screw The Rules
Hell, I even listen to my Ipod in the middle of class if I wanted to, all I got was a glare from the teacher but it's either that or listen to god know's what about a place I'm never going to visit.
Basicly, Screw The Rules
Goddam, I was going to complain about my school but some of your schools are downright oppressive.
I'll just be quiet then.
I'll just be quiet then.
Wow some really retarded rules here. Especially that no water one, and the rocket launcher one.
I once got suspended because someone tried to break my arm. He got off with having to apologize, which he never actually did, in fact he pretty much did the opposite and simply said "F!@k you!" right in front of the principal.
There was also one student with a mental illness (The one that usually entails hyper and disruptive behavior, can't remember the name), he always beat on people, teachers and stole students properties on a regular basis. For some bullocks reason he got any degree of discipline because of his illness, he never even took his meds for it either.
Right now in my current school there is a contradiction in the dress code. No exposed armpits, you MUST have your shoulders covered by sleeves in other words. Yet the very next line is straps on shirts must be three fingers across, both of those apply to both genders.
I once got suspended because someone tried to break my arm. He got off with having to apologize, which he never actually did, in fact he pretty much did the opposite and simply said "F!@k you!" right in front of the principal.
There was also one student with a mental illness (The one that usually entails hyper and disruptive behavior, can't remember the name), he always beat on people, teachers and stole students properties on a regular basis. For some bullocks reason he got any degree of discipline because of his illness, he never even took his meds for it either.
Right now in my current school there is a contradiction in the dress code. No exposed armpits, you MUST have your shoulders covered by sleeves in other words. Yet the very next line is straps on shirts must be three fingers across, both of those apply to both genders.
My High School had a 'points' system. Basically different offenses inflicted a different number of points and students would be punished according to their accumulated points rather than the actual offense.
The whole thing was a joke to the entire student body and the majority of the faculty. Perhaps the funniest thing was that it was about twice as many points for calling in a false bomb threat than bringing a bomb to school.
The whole thing was a joke to the entire student body and the majority of the faculty. Perhaps the funniest thing was that it was about twice as many points for calling in a false bomb threat than bringing a bomb to school.
I remember in elementary school before we were allowed to go to recess we had to stand at a fence. We had to wait till everyone was quiet at the outside fence before we could go play. Some days we only had 2 minutes of play time.
