[serpharimon]

As some of you might know, my school has just recently passed something stating we can't wear shirts with words on them, shorts that go past our knees, and sandles. In my opinion, I don't like it. I think it's disrupting our freedom of speech and the right to express yourself.

As some of you also might know, I'm going to do something about this at my school. Shouldn't be too hard. I've looked up the Bill of Rights, stuff from The Bible, and the amendments.

I'd like your views on this, and please try to keep it clean. I'd also like to read your views about uniforms, or clothing restricting at your school, and why you think it's not right to do it.

[Killerconvic]

Well, if kids could be more mature, and choose shirts which are not inappropiate, then a restriction would not be necessary. But, since that's not going to happen anytime soon, a restriction is beneficial.

Sure, I like being able to express myself, but too many kids abuse that priveledge. So, I am all for the ban.

[serpharimon]

Well, if kids could be more mature, and choose shirts which are not inappropiate, then a restriction would not be necessary.  But, since that's not going to happen anytime soon, a restriction is beneficial.

Sure, I like being able to express myself, but too many kids abuse that priveledge.  So, I am all for the ban.

That's just the thing, from what I saw no one has abused that priveledge. There's been a rule stating if something is inappropiate, it will be removed and replaced by something more appropiate. I thought that rule was good enough.

[Killerconvic]

Well, if kids could be more mature, and choose shirts which are not inappropiate, then a restriction would not be necessary.  But, since that's not going to happen anytime soon, a restriction is beneficial.

Sure, I like being able to express myself, but too many kids abuse that priveledge.  So, I am all for the ban.

That's just the thing, from what I saw no one has abused that priveledge. There's been a rule stating if something is inappropiate, it will be removed and replaced by something more appropiate. I thought that rule was good enough.

First off, just because you didn't see it doesn't mean it didn't happen. Second, changing 10 people's shirts everyday will accomplish nothing, since they'll never learn a lesson. And suspending them from school (since they really want to be there, yeah right ) won't teach them either. So, this is the last realistic option.

[serpharimon]

Well, if kids could be more mature, and choose shirts which are not inappropiate, then a restriction would not be necessary.  But, since that's not going to happen anytime soon, a restriction is beneficial.

Sure, I like being able to express myself, but too many kids abuse that priveledge.  So, I am all for the ban.

That's just the thing, from what I saw no one has abused that priveledge. There's been a rule stating if something is inappropiate, it will be removed and replaced by something more appropiate. I thought that rule was good enough.

First off, just because you didn't see it doesn't mean it didn't happen. Second, changing 10 people's shirts everyday will accomplish nothing, since they'll never learn a lesson. And suspending them from school (since they really want to be there, yeah right ) won't teach them either. So, this is the last realistic option.

I realize what you're understanding, and I know that. But in my school, everyone is a "wigger", so they usually only wear something involving Jynco (Which I found out was an acronym, lol). Then again, I might have missed something. This isn't a private school, this isn't a school with alot of money, there's not many people in our school either, maybe like a couple hundred. So why such drastic measures for such a small little country school with no money? Eh, this just makes no sense.

[Killerconvic]

Well, if kids could be more mature, and choose shirts which are not inappropiate, then a restriction would not be necessary.  But, since that's not going to happen anytime soon, a restriction is beneficial.

Sure, I like being able to express myself, but too many kids abuse that priveledge.  So, I am all for the ban.

That's just the thing, from what I saw no one has abused that priveledge. There's been a rule stating if something is inappropiate, it will be removed and replaced by something more appropiate. I thought that rule was good enough.

First off, just because you didn't see it doesn't mean it didn't happen. Second, changing 10 people's shirts everyday will accomplish nothing, since they'll never learn a lesson. And suspending them from school (since they really want to be there, yeah right ) won't teach them either. So, this is the last realistic option.

I realize what you're understanding, and I know that. But in my school, everyone is a "wigger", so they usually only wear something involving Jynco (Which I found out was an acronym, lol). Then again, I might have missed something. This isn't a private school, this isn't a school with alot of money, there's not many people in our school either, maybe like a couple hundred. So why such drastic measures for such a small little country school with no money? Eh, this just makes no sense.

Since when do "wiggers" wear Jnco? "Wiggers" in my school wear FuBu and other crap.

[serpharimon]

Well, if kids could be more mature, and choose shirts which are not inappropiate, then a restriction would not be necessary.  But, since that's not going to happen anytime soon, a restriction is beneficial.

Sure, I like being able to express myself, but too many kids abuse that priveledge.  So, I am all for the ban.

That's just the thing, from what I saw no one has abused that priveledge. There's been a rule stating if something is inappropiate, it will be removed and replaced by something more appropiate. I thought that rule was good enough.

First off, just because you didn't see it doesn't mean it didn't happen. Second, changing 10 people's shirts everyday will accomplish nothing, since they'll never learn a lesson. And suspending them from school (since they really want to be there, yeah right ) won't teach them either. So, this is the last realistic option.

I realize what you're understanding, and I know that. But in my school, everyone is a "wigger", so they usually only wear something involving Jynco (Which I found out was an acronym, lol). Then again, I might have missed something. This isn't a private school, this isn't a school with alot of money, there's not many people in our school either, maybe like a couple hundred. So why such drastic measures for such a small little country school with no money? Eh, this just makes no sense.

Since when do "wiggers" wear Jnco? "Wiggers" in my school wear FuBu and other crap.

Well ya, that too. But anyways, anyone else have opinions on this?

[Ratty]

ok. so, in your school its casual clothes, just with some restrictions:

1. we can't wear shirts with words on them
2. shorts that go past our knees
3. sandles.

For starters, who wears sandles to school? theres number 3 out of the way

Shorts that go past the knees.. well... thats a stupid rule... *sings song* "who likes short shorts, you like short shorts"

As for shirts with words on them.... well, as long as its nothing offensive or rude... Thats what i think anywayz..

Let me just point out that at my school, we have a uniform..

You guys should consider yourself lucky, for at least that..

Sandels at school....

[Phorgot]

if u go to a parochial or private school like me, u'd hav none of these problems

[Ferret Overlord]

I hate dress codes.


'Nuff said.

[Traver]

if u go to a parochial or private school like me, u'd hav none of these problems 

Or you could live in Denmark where we can wear whatever we want. I really see no reason whatsoever to have dress codes or the like. Especially uniforms disgusts me, to me it's like trying to creating robots, to mainstream every one so we will all look alike, think alike and whatnot. I want to dress however I want.

[Neraphym]

Honestly, I hate brand name crap. Anyone who cares if the words Abercrombie or Volcom, or what ever are on your shirts, they should seriously rethink their value system (metric ownz joo). Brand names are dumb.

As for sandals, I really dont wanna see anyone's disgusting toes.

Shorts that go past your knees, eh? If you get in trouble, just call them what I call them: pants.

[serpharimon]

ok. so, in your school its casual clothes, just with some restrictions:

1. we can't wear shirts with words on them
2. shorts that go past our knees
3. sandles.

For starters, who wears sandles to school?    theres number 3 out of the way

Shorts that go past the knees.. well... thats a stupid rule... *sings song* "who likes short shorts, you like short shorts"

As for shirts with words on them.... well, as long as its nothing offensive or rude... Thats what i think anywayz..

Let me just point out that at my school, we have a uniform..

You guys should consider yourself lucky, for at least that..

Sandels at school....

Alot of people wear sandles, including women. There's nothing offensive about them. If you don't like their toes, they can wear toe socks or something. Short shorts are good Well, not when worn by men. And if a shirt is offensive or rude, they usually just make them take it off and replace it with a school shirt.

if u go to a parochial or private school like me, u'd hav none of these problems 

Or you could live in Denmark where we can wear whatever we want. I really see no reason whatsoever to have dress codes or the like. Especially uniforms disgusts me, to me it's like trying to creating robots, to mainstream every one so we will all look alike, think alike and whatnot. I want to dress however I want.

I have the same opinion. It's kinda like making us Hitler's army.

Honestly, I hate brand name crap.  Anyone who cares if the words Abercrombie or Volcom, or what ever are on your shirts, they should seriously rethink their value system (metric ownz joo).  Brand names are dumb.

As for sandals, I really dont wanna see anyone's disgusting toes.

Shorts that go past your knees, eh?  If you get in trouble, just call them what I call them: pants.

People that wear brand name shirts with the brand name on them are usuallly just preps. I stated my opinion on sandles already. And I do the same thing, that or high water pants "We're waiting for a flood to come in."

(This multi-quote thing makes everything alot easier )

[Res]

but then again.. if you have 'pants' above your ankles.. you have highwaters

(when) i went to school, they enforced uniforms. stupidest thing ever.. they were enforce discipline.... (whoop de freakin do... im wearing a different shirt! im going to completely change how i act!)

i could go on.. but id go completely off topic.

shorts... ABOVE THE KNEES!? no way would i ever be caught wearick shorts ABOVE my knees...

and shoes.. sandals.. whatever.. wanna say somethin? tie a string around your foot, and duct tape cardboard to the soles of your feet, write your name on the bottom. you have created sandals

(and.. yes, i HAVE done that)

KM

[Doomed1]

Ugh, Hitler is deh suxorz...

Yeah, my school is doing that too. It's some kind of rush, evil Bush...