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richo:
My mate at junoir school used to have his hair shaved off[not his choice] and they used to send him home until it had grown back a bit and that was 25 years ago

Lord Shagg-Pyle:

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--- Quote ---Being in an organisation that deals regularly with those who are rude, obnoxious, foul mouthed, intolerant, I have some ideas of how it could be dealt with.
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You are a teacher, copper or an A&E worker then  :lol:
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Is it that obvious?
I wouldn't have the patience to be a teacher or an A&E worker. I'm sure you can work it out.
I did once put an idea into the suggestion box at work; the idea being to mount twin .50 calibre machine guns in the door of a Public Order van. I then had a visit from the 'Professional Standards' department as to why I had put the idea forward. My response was that it would act not only as a deterant, but also stop re-offending.
They suggested I speak to someone of a medical qualification. My local vet couldn't offer any advice, unless I could bleat, mew or bark. Funny that.

jjsaul:
having finished 6th form last summer....

my school had a ruling for uniform that the boys wore white shirts, black trousers and a black jacket (only HAD to be worn for assembly/school events etc), black shoes and school tie.
girls white shirt/blouse, black skirt / trousers and black shoes and school tie.
there was also a sentence in the rules about wearing clothing that conformed to the rules, but wasn't in the spirit of 'uniform'
they were fairly liberal about hair, though they did get fussy about 'bright unnatural colour dyed'

loads of people didn't quite keep to the rules but more so from looking untidy than in complete breach.
shirts not tucked in (some teachers would tell you to tuck it in, some wouldnt bother), skirts too high (not like us male students were complaining
 :twisted: ), trainers after playing football at lunch etc

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