Stupidest rule in school...
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This year, La-Lumiere has one stating that you cannot have headphones or ear-buds worn at any point in the school day. Not during Lunch. Not during Study Hall. Nor during Free Period...kinda random if you ask me...BUT you can have speakers(?)...or so I've heard, and that just makes it more confusing. Also, socks must be worn above the ankles. Yes, we must ward off anyone with an ankle-fetish!
Yes, because people Google pictures of ankles for a creepy fetish. It's awkward when they figure out the gender of the ankle latter on...masher said:
I am not attempting to be a "rebellious youth". I am a communist and I will wear it in pride of my beliefs.Del-Toro said:
I purchased nothing; both the strap and sewing materials were a gift from my grandmother.
Communism doesn't work. Time has proven that.Akai Shizuku said:
Wearing that badge either means you look like a rebellious youth or someone who doesn't know jack about politics.
In my freshman year of high school, we had a policy they referred to as "Lockout", wherein if you are late to a class, you automatically are not allowed to go, and instead have to go sit in one of the old, unused bungalows for the entire period. It basically gave any kid a free excuse to get out of a class they didn't want to deal with that day by just walking really slowly. Absolutely retarded.
In addition, I've always found the idea of suspension (and, up to a point, expulsion) to be entirely illogical. A kid breaks a rule, so you punish him by taking away his education? Not only are you basically condemning the child to be more stupid than he already is, but you're also likely taking away one of the things that most annoys him. Really sharp work there, school system.
Of course, the things you can get suspended or expelled for vary so much as to border on the ridiculous. I was suspended only twice in my years of public schooling - once because I had a little grooming tool (the kind with a nail cleaner/filer thing) that apparently could have been used as a weapon, the other time for breaking a kid's nose in a fight that he started, and I finished. Both times I was suspended for a week. Tell me that makes any sense.
In addition, I've always found the idea of suspension (and, up to a point, expulsion) to be entirely illogical. A kid breaks a rule, so you punish him by taking away his education? Not only are you basically condemning the child to be more stupid than he already is, but you're also likely taking away one of the things that most annoys him. Really sharp work there, school system.
Of course, the things you can get suspended or expelled for vary so much as to border on the ridiculous. I was suspended only twice in my years of public schooling - once because I had a little grooming tool (the kind with a nail cleaner/filer thing) that apparently could have been used as a weapon, the other time for breaking a kid's nose in a fight that he started, and I finished. Both times I was suspended for a week. Tell me that makes any sense.
Communism has never been implemented on any large scale in recorded history. Therefore, saying communism doesn't work is like saying the Tooth Fairy doesn't leave money under your pillow.A Pious Cultist said:
The only reason communism doesn't work is because it does not, and never has, existed.A Pious Cultist said:
That's pretty low, those people that hurt you seriously need to find other things to put their mind on rather than their peers' clothing.Takoto said:
"So, how do you call me?"
"Uhh... Amy?"
"HAHAHAHAH NOOOOOO."
She's one scary English teacher.
Oh, and we can wear whatever we want in our high school. Actually, this applies to pretty much all of them around.
"Uhh... Amy?"
"HAHAHAHAH NOOOOOO."
She's one scary English teacher.
Oh, and we can wear whatever we want in our high school. Actually, this applies to pretty much all of them around.
Elementary school, no real rules, but the librarian was a *****. She felt that I took too long to choose a book one day and she called for a parent teacher conference. I wasn't aloud to leave until I chose a book.
Middle school: Really? Nothing too bad. Oh, only natural hair colors.
High school: Standard rules, gum, Ipods (aloud between classes), hats. We get 5 minutes to cross a quartermile campus between classes, no breaks. We can't get to our lockers except at the beginning of the day and the end, so if you forgot a binder or a text book, you're screwed for the day. On wednesdays, people with certain classes have to dress up in a full suit and tie.
Middle school: Really? Nothing too bad. Oh, only natural hair colors.
High school: Standard rules, gum, Ipods (aloud between classes), hats. We get 5 minutes to cross a quartermile campus between classes, no breaks. We can't get to our lockers except at the beginning of the day and the end, so if you forgot a binder or a text book, you're screwed for the day. On wednesdays, people with certain classes have to dress up in a full suit and tie.
Why so serious, bro?Zeithri said:"Bro"..skywalkerlion said:Wrong topic, broZeithri said:
Bullshit, bro.Haunted Serenity said:
When I was in highschool, they wouldn't allow us to wear spegetti-stap tanks or t-shirts with any kind of advertisement, they also measures the length of shorts & skirts. They'd confinscate them & make you wear something from Lost & Found.
Thare was also that stupid Columbine Scare. For about a week, we had guards positioned at the school doors checking students' bags for wepons. That didn;t go over real well for the school.
There was also a policy from the grocery store across the street that only allowed 3 students from our school at a time in the store, & they had to leave their backpacks at the door.
Thare was also that stupid Columbine Scare. For about a week, we had guards positioned at the school doors checking students' bags for wepons. That didn;t go over real well for the school.
There was also a policy from the grocery store across the street that only allowed 3 students from our school at a time in the store, & they had to leave their backpacks at the door.