Poll: Absolutely RETARDED school rules & other stuff.
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No hat rules are stupid, isn't that a christian thing? And what about Jewish people? Isn't it a sin for them to take that hat off on certain days (I forget what it's called)?
Welcome to the workforce?EricKINGS said:
Really, wearing uniforms is nothing to complain about. I had to wear one for 12 years and it didn't kill me, even at work I have to wear a work shirt and keep my hair neat.
I never got this "School is turning me into a robot" thing. You have to obey some rules for 6 hours a day.. Big deal =\
Echo this...zen5887 said:
Kids these days. You have 18 hours a day to be who you are as a person, when you are at school, you live by their rules and you are there to learn.
If I was a teacher (In High School at least) I wouldn't allow any kind of electronic communication device. I graduated back before cell phones became common and if you were caught with a cellphone or pager it was taken from you until class was over. I still stand by this.
It's been a while since I've been at school and I guess I must have been lucky to attend school at a time whem the "powers that be" didn't, for whatever reason, feel the need to bandy about whatever ridiculous rules may now exist. As long as we wore our uniform and generally behaved, that's all there was too it.
But I do agree, if you like your hat, then wear it. What are they going to do, suspend you? Then if they do, you can always kick up merry hell over the whole thing. It'll make the school look really stupid, punishing somebody over something so trivial.
But I do agree, if you like your hat, then wear it. What are they going to do, suspend you? Then if they do, you can always kick up merry hell over the whole thing. It'll make the school look really stupid, punishing somebody over something so trivial.
Many Jews wear their Kippahs/Yarmulkes for the Jewish High Holidays. Meaning, at the very least, Rosh Hasanah ("Jewish New Year") and Yom Kippur. This can be extended to the ten day period around these holidays, the Ten Days of Repentance, which can be even further extended to the entire 40 day period representing the forty days Moses spent on Mount Sinai.archvile93 said:
Then there are the very observant Jews who always wear their Kippahs, and many Haredim who wear their kippah under a fedora.
Sorry for the tremendous derail. Send a PM my way if you have any more questions so we don't clog up this thread.
We have the exact same problem at my school. No hats because it's associated with teenage stereotypes and gang culture. That's a little unfair but logical for my Dutch mate who wears the proper kinda-baseball-caps-but-not that rappers wear.
However, my friend, called Blue22 on this forum, wears a Flatcap or a Fatigue Cap on alternate days. They give him the same reason. Now, unless da Wess Kowst has spread to Tetley or Halifax, the Flatcap reasoning fails me. And as for the military cap, surely they would love for a kind of authoriatrian style?
And get this: We have "Mandatory Volunteering". I would have prefered "Conscription" to enforced-good-will-volunteering. We have to find classes to help out in in our frees, which means that we can't do all the homework they pile on us whilst saying "Sixth Form is hard!"
OF COURSE IT'S HARD IF YOU DELIBERATLY GET IN OUR WAY!
However, my friend, called Blue22 on this forum, wears a Flatcap or a Fatigue Cap on alternate days. They give him the same reason. Now, unless da Wess Kowst has spread to Tetley or Halifax, the Flatcap reasoning fails me. And as for the military cap, surely they would love for a kind of authoriatrian style?
And get this: We have "Mandatory Volunteering". I would have prefered "Conscription" to enforced-good-will-volunteering. We have to find classes to help out in in our frees, which means that we can't do all the homework they pile on us whilst saying "Sixth Form is hard!"
OF COURSE IT'S HARD IF YOU DELIBERATLY GET IN OUR WAY!
Ok, your complaining over not wearing a hat?... You know what, suck it up man. "oh, but its the principle." Hell, they are just worried about gangs, but be damned if they take away your hat because of it. Grow up man, you just hate it because it was a rule, if it were any other rule, you'd ***** about that too.
Yeah, the same rule is at our school, but at least they give you a reason why you can't wear them. We also have a rule that says if you are in any way involved in a fight, then you get suspended. IF YOU ARE INVOLVED IN ANY WAY! I got punched last year for no apparent reason, and I got suspended.
Whoever makes these rules should be hanged from a lamp post!
Whoever makes these rules should be hanged from a lamp post!
I feel your pain mate. Back those years ago when i was in school i got stopped in the middle of the firebell raging off with everyone leaving the building to you know make sure they wernt going to get burned and a teacher stopped made me what till everyone had left and THEN told me to remove my jumper and go out side in the rain. needless to say i told him to F OFF and went on my way with my jumper on.Natty DL said:
Why do you sit alone at lunch? Don't you have any friends? Do you smell? and speaking of BS rules, I still don't understand why back when I was in middle school, we weren't allowed to have our bags in class OUR FUCKING BAGS! I never encountered anything like that at a SCHOOL before, we had to go to our lockers and put our bags in within the 5 minute period between when they let us in, and when class starts! and if your late (oh heres where the fun begins) you had to stay back A WHOLE HOUR. and at lunch if you brought lunch in a container, you couldn't just put it in your bag, you weren't allowed to go to your locker! No that'd make too much sense! Everyone had to put their containers in a bin and retrieve them afterschool, which in itself doesn't work because
A. many containers look alike
B. what 12 year old is gonna remember to come back for their teppleware afterschool?
A. many containers look alike
B. what 12 year old is gonna remember to come back for their teppleware afterschool?
In my old high school, teachers went around school with boxes on the day yearbooks came out. They went around collecting permanent markers and sharpies, ruining everyone's yearbook signing.
I don't have any friends; I just moved to a new school. That in addition to my solitary nature.dudeman0001 said:
I entirely understand what you mean about the bags. I just wish they would at least give us a reason, you know? That would make it at least semi-bearable.
I get the breakfast thing, a good breakfast is really importantTheNamlessGuy said:
OT: The stupid thing in my school is I have hours that are just "sit in a room and do homework"
but I am super-uber intelligent, so I have all my homework done, and then I have 70 minutes left to do nothing except play that stupid game on my iPod.
