<div class="quote_poster">miss3pointer25 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Well my school thinks were all raging alcoholics so we're not allowed to bring in water or anything to drink because they think we're gonna put vodka in it. Last year we were allowed to eat and drink in school but now we cant do either. Girls also cant carry tote bags to and from class with their books in it because boys can't carry bags. Except this one gay kid who no one seems to notice his bright green bag he carries daily.</div> haha tat hilaroius..also one think i forgot to say is when i was in 6th grade i got a detention for spilling milk at lunch and leaving it unatended
I don't really have enough time to write them all, lol. I'll write as many as I can: <ul> [*]No mobile phones. [*]No MP3 players, walkmans etc. [*]Hair must not be below grade 3 or cover ears. [*]No facial hair (headmaster gave my classmate a razor to shave during school last year. He has left since and it's funny because he has the bushiest mustache ever.) [*]No hooded sweatshirts to be taken to school. [*]No sweatshirts/jackets with large logos to be worn. [*]Uniform: White shirt, school tie, black jumper, black trousers, black socks, black shoes. Shirt must always be tucked in and top button done up (even if it's 30+ Centigrade). Tie must reach belly button. [*]If you are caught breaking these rules even whilst walking to or from school it is grounds for detention. [*]No gel in hair. [*]No colour in hair (highlights, dye etc). Once somebody bleached their hair during the 6 week summer holidays. The night before the first day back, the bleach had not gone, so they cut it as short as the school would allow, but it was still visible. So, they put gel in their hair, as it darkens it so you can't tell. They got to school and were made to wash the gel out. Then, when they saw it had bleach in, they put him in isolation (internal exclusion). He got home, and his mother phoned the school to explain the situation. She asked if they could dye it back to the original colour (because they would'nt allow him to keep it how it was and then the reply was 'no, we don't allow dye'. WTF is up with that? [*]No livestrong bands/anything like that. [*]No neck chains. [*]No ear-rings. [*]No rings. [*]No jewellary other than watches or medical notices (on neck chains). [*]P.E. uniform (which you change into and out of, some foreign shcools don't): white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white trainers for indoor P.E. Red rugby shirt, black shorts, black long socks, football boots, shin pads (if necessary). [*]No mucking around on buses (else you'll be banned from it). [*]Bus costs ?1 ($1.60 ish) [*]Seating plans in lessons - you are told where to sit for which lessons. [*]Must stay in school all day. [*]5 lessons per day, 1 hour each; not time between lessons (except for 20 minute break and 35 minute lunch). Must be in school for 8:25. If you are late, you will have your name taken down by senior prefects (ME!) and have to see Deputy Head at break time. [*]School years 7 (12 year olds) to 9 (14 year olds) must do litter duty around the school for two weeks per year (break and lunch) even if they do nothing wrong. [*]No eating or drinking inside school building other than canteen. [*]No chewing gum. [/list] That's aboutall I can think of now. This is a secondary school in England (no cost, not private) and is boys-only, another thing I hate. Oh well, it's my last year before two years at sixth-form college and then off to Uni.
<div class="quote_poster">chingy0007 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I don't really have enough time to write them all, lol. I'll write as many as I can: <ul> [*]No MP3 players, walkmans etc. [*]Hair must not be below grade 3 or cover ears. [*]No facial hair (headmaster gave my classmate a razor to shave during school last year. He has left since and it's funny because he has the bushiest mustache ever.) [*]No hooded sweatshirts to be taken to school. [*]No sweatshirts/jackets with large logos to be worn. [*]No gel in hair. [*]No livestrong bands/anything like that. [*]No neck chains. [*]No ear-rings. [*]No rings. [*]No jewellary other than watches or medical notices (on neck chains). [*]P.E. uniform (which you change into and out of, some foreign shcools don't): white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white trainers for indoor P.E. Red rugby shirt, black shorts, black long socks, football boots, shin pads (if necessary). [*]No mucking around on buses (else you'll be banned from it). [*]Bus costs ?1 ($1.60 ish) [*]Seating plans in lessons - you are told where to sit for which lessons. [*]Must stay in school all day. [*]5 lessons per day, 1 hour each; not time between lessons (except for 20 minute break and 35 minute lunch). Must be in school for 8:25. If you are late, you will have your name taken down by senior prefects (ME!) and have to see Deputy Head at break time. [*]School years 7 (12 year olds) to 9 (14 year olds) must do litter duty around the school for two weeks per year (break and lunch) even if they do nothing wrong. [*]No eating or drinking inside school building other than canteen. [*]No chewing gum. [/list] That's aboutall I can think of now. This is a secondary school in England (no cost, not private) and is boys-only, another thing I hate. Oh well, it's my last year before two years at sixth-form college and then off to Uni.</div> holy crap. is breathing allowed?
My school is pretty bad. - Uniforms (navy polo and khakis). - Socks must go two inches above shoe. - Hair cannot touch collar of shirt. - Guys must keep their facial hair shaved. - Shirt must be tucked in at all times. They tried to make everyone have their natural hair color but tons of girl's parents freaked out and they got rid of that rule.
No girls (though there's tri-school classes first period and they're always using our campus after school). Other than that they've got the normal rules; no cell phones during class even though some teachers don't care, no MP3 players but that isn't enforced during free periods, no gum, etc. Since its an all guys school the teachers cuss and say all kinds of sexist and otherwise "inappropriate" stuff during class and alot of classes the kids just start talking about sports with the teachers and watching videos from Ebaum's world on the projector, I've also got a teacher who steals peoples un-opened Gatorades form the sports bags and downs them in front of the whole class.
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">No girls</div> How do you survive that? My first high school barely had any girls, the girls that were there, were ugly as hell. I almost died. Thank god I transferred to a different high school.
<div class="quote_poster">Run BJM Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">No girls (though there's tri-school classes first period and they're always using our campus after school). Other than that they've got the normal rules; no cell phones during class even though some teachers don't care, no MP3 players but that isn't enforced during free periods, no gum, etc. Since its an all guys school the teachers cuss and say all kinds of sexist and otherwise "inappropriate" stuff during class and alot of classes the kids just start talking about sports with the teachers and watching videos from Ebaum's world on the projector, I've also got a teacher who steals peoples un-opened Gatorades form the sports bags and downs them in front of the whole class.</div> NO GIRLS? Where do you live?
<div class="quote_poster">Carter Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">NO GIRLS? Where do you live?</div> Live in San Bruno but the school is in San Mateo. <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">How do you survive that?</div> Like I said they're all over the place before and after school but I hate 95% of the people at my school and the girls that hang around there. I know most of the girls in my grade who go to the public school in the city I live in because I went to middle school with them and they're not rich, spoiled, ignorant-of-the-real-world bitches like the ones who go hang around my school.
u guys have strict rules regarding electronics. the only bad thing about our school is u can get suspended one day for giving someone a hug.
<div class="quote_poster">phunDamentalz Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">holy crap. is breathing allowed?</div> If the old headmaster had his way, then probably not. Also, he would probably have ensured that everyone looked exactly the same if it were possible.
<div class="quote_poster">chingy0007 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I don't really have enough time to write them all, lol. I'll write as many as I can: <ul> [*]No mobile phones. [*]No MP3 players, walkmans etc. [*]Hair must not be below grade 3 or cover ears. [*]No facial hair (headmaster gave my classmate a razor to shave during school last year. He has left since and it's funny because he has the bushiest mustache ever.) [*]No hooded sweatshirts to be taken to school. [*]No sweatshirts/jackets with large logos to be worn. [*]Uniform: White shirt, school tie, black jumper, black trousers, black socks, black shoes. Shirt must always be tucked in and top button done up (even if it's 30+ Centigrade). Tie must reach belly button. [*]If you are caught breaking these rules even whilst walking to or from school it is grounds for detention. [*]No gel in hair. [*]No colour in hair (highlights, dye etc). Once somebody bleached their hair during the 6 week summer holidays. The night before the first day back, the bleach had not gone, so they cut it as short as the school would allow, but it was still visible. So, they put gel in their hair, as it darkens it so you can't tell. They got to school and were made to wash the gel out. Then, when they saw it had bleach in, they put him in isolation (internal exclusion). He got home, and his mother phoned the school to explain the situation. She asked if they could dye it back to the original colour (because they would'nt allow him to keep it how it was and then the reply was 'no, we don't allow dye'. WTF is up with that? [*]No livestrong bands/anything like that. [*]No neck chains. [*]No ear-rings. [*]No rings. [*]No jewellary other than watches or medical notices (on neck chains). [*]P.E. uniform (which you change into and out of, some foreign shcools don't): white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white trainers for indoor P.E. Red rugby shirt, black shorts, black long socks, football boots, shin pads (if necessary). [*]No mucking around on buses (else you'll be banned from it). [*]Bus costs ?1 ($1.60 ish) [*]Seating plans in lessons - you are told where to sit for which lessons. [*]Must stay in school all day. [*]5 lessons per day, 1 hour each; not time between lessons (except for 20 minute break and 35 minute lunch). Must be in school for 8:25. If you are late, you will have your name taken down by senior prefects (ME!) and have to see Deputy Head at break time. [*]School years 7 (12 year olds) to 9 (14 year olds) must do litter duty around the school for two weeks per year (break and lunch) even if they do nothing wrong. [*]No eating or drinking inside school building other than canteen. [*]No chewing gum. [/list] That's aboutall I can think of now. This is a secondary school in England (no cost, not private) and is boys-only, another thing I hate. Oh well, it's my last year before two years at sixth-form college and then off to Uni.</div> Jesus Christ I'm never complaining again. And it's a boys-only school too...wow.
Oh yeah, here's a dumb one. If you get ejected from one of my high school's sports games you get a day of OSS. So if you get two technical fouls in a basketball game, you get suspended a day. That's crazy.
<div class="quote_poster">chingy0007 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I don't really have enough time to write them all, lol. I'll write as many as I can: <ul> [*]No mobile phones. [*]No MP3 players, walkmans etc. [*]Hair must not be below grade 3 or cover ears. [*]No facial hair (headmaster gave my classmate a razor to shave during school last year. He has left since and it's funny because he has the bushiest mustache ever.) [*]No hooded sweatshirts to be taken to school. [*]No sweatshirts/jackets with large logos to be worn. [*]Uniform: White shirt, school tie, black jumper, black trousers, black socks, black shoes. Shirt must always be tucked in and top button done up (even if it's 30+ Centigrade). Tie must reach belly button. [*]If you are caught breaking these rules even whilst walking to or from school it is grounds for detention. [*]No gel in hair. [*]No colour in hair (highlights, dye etc). Once somebody bleached their hair during the 6 week summer holidays. The night before the first day back, the bleach had not gone, so they cut it as short as the school would allow, but it was still visible. So, they put gel in their hair, as it darkens it so you can't tell. They got to school and were made to wash the gel out. Then, when they saw it had bleach in, they put him in isolation (internal exclusion). He got home, and his mother phoned the school to explain the situation. She asked if they could dye it back to the original colour (because they would'nt allow him to keep it how it was and then the reply was 'no, we don't allow dye'. WTF is up with that? [*]No livestrong bands/anything like that. [*]No neck chains. [*]No ear-rings. [*]No rings. [*]No jewellary other than watches or medical notices (on neck chains). [*]P.E. uniform (which you change into and out of, some foreign shcools don't): white t-shirt, black shorts, white socks, white trainers for indoor P.E. Red rugby shirt, black shorts, black long socks, football boots, shin pads (if necessary). [*]No mucking around on buses (else you'll be banned from it). [*]Bus costs ?1 ($1.60 ish) [*]Seating plans in lessons - you are told where to sit for which lessons. [*]Must stay in school all day. [*]5 lessons per day, 1 hour each; not time between lessons (except for 20 minute break and 35 minute lunch). Must be in school for 8:25. If you are late, you will have your name taken down by senior prefects (ME!) and have to see Deputy Head at break time. [*]School years 7 (12 year olds) to 9 (14 year olds) must do litter duty around the school for two weeks per year (break and lunch) even if they do nothing wrong. [*]No eating or drinking inside school building other than canteen. [*]No chewing gum. [/list] That's aboutall I can think of now. This is a secondary school in England (no cost, not private) and is boys-only, another thing I hate. Oh well, it's my last year before two years at sixth-form college and then off to Uni.</div> good lord of mercy! it should be illegal to have those rules
Wait lets see how many of chingy0007's school rules I would be violating with the way I am right now: <font color=""Indigo"">No mobile phones.</font> <font color=""indigo"">No MP3 players, walkmans etc.</font> <font color=""indigo"">Hair must not be below grade 3 or cover ears.</font> [I'm planning to grow it out so this rule would be broken soon too] <font color=""indigo"">No facial hair </font> <font color=""indigo"">No hooded sweatshirts to be taken to school.</font> <font color=""indigo"">No gel in hair</font>. <font color=""indigo"">No colour in hair (highlights, dye etc). </font> <font color=""indigo"">No livestrong bands/anything like that.</font> <font color=""Indigo"">No neck chains.</font> <font color=""indigo"">No ear-rings</font>. <font color=""indigo"">No rings.</font> <font color=""indigo"">No jewellary other than watches or medical notices</font> <font color=""indigo"">Must be in school for 8:25.</font> <font color=""indigo"">If you are late, you will have your name taken down by senior prefects (ME!) and have to see Deputy Head at break time.</font> <font color=""indigo"">No eating or drinking inside school building other than canteen.</font> <font color=""indigo"">No chewing gum.</font> I don't know what "mucking around" on buses means, but if it means fooling around and talking a lot on the bus, then you can check that off as well.
<div class="quote_poster">Swish15 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Oh yeah, here's a dumb one. If you get ejected from one of my high school's sports games you get a day of OSS. So if you get two technical fouls in a basketball game, you get suspended a day. That's crazy.</div> They should just suspend you without pay for your next basketball game.
<div class="quote_poster">SkiptoMyLue11 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">They should just suspend you without pay for your next basketball game. </div> Oh and that reminds me, we have to wear suits on gamedays.
<div class="quote_poster">Swish15 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post"> Oh and that reminds me, we have to wear suits on gamedays.</div> smae with us, I don't think that that is a very strange idea. We also need hair that isn't distracting (so nothing long) and no bands of any kind as well as only white blue or red shoes. The shoes thing is the only one that bugs me.
When you're talking about the shoe color do you mean during games? Because my school solved that problem by implementing a team shoe. I think the coaches wanted to be like Coach Carter with the suits.
