....i dont see where your going with this one... hats are fun and help you express yourself. we dont have a dress code really, just no HATS...no spandex? and girls can't wear pants that dont go past their fingertips....i hate that damn rule...so glad no one ever listens....sexy timeDavid wrote:3) Because hats primarily exist to protect your head outside, wearing one inside gives the impression that you don't really want to be there.
Hats inside schools.....and anywhere
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I question teachers anyways xDCrill3 wrote:If you want your hat on, have it on.
It is not rude or offensive to anyone, some people just pretend it is,
because it's tradition for whatever stupid reason.
I don't want to have anything on my head when I'm in school,
but if I wanted to, they would have to throw me out.
I question the teachers everytime I see this rule enforced,
and they have no argument against indoor hats/hoods, and they never will.
If they implemented school uniform here, I would ignore that also.
Edit: I can't write.
but yeah, the rule is gay and I'm prolly gonna wear a hat tomorrow just cuz I can...and cuz of this bulletin...
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um.. its not just these days back in "the old days" i.e. victorian era it was considered rude for men to wear hats indoors (although women could)BunnyWithStick wrote:What the hell is up with what people find rude these days?
People just try to think of new random rules that don't, shouldn't, and should never cause any problems or offense to people.
Come on, a hat is a hat. What's next, wearing pants inside is considered rude?
and it was considered very rude to say pants or legs. we're lucky we live in a culture with even this much freedom of expression
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why did i even post here that was pretty dumb of me...Count Roland wrote:um.. its not just these days back in "the old days" i.e. victorian era it was considered rude for men to wear hats indoors (although women could)BunnyWithStick wrote:What the hell is up with what people find rude these days?
People just try to think of new random rules that don't, shouldn't, and should never cause any problems or offense to people.
Come on, a hat is a hat. What's next, wearing pants inside is considered rude?
and it was considered very rude to say pants or legs. we're lucky we live in a culture with even this much freedom of expression