Lets make a list of ridiculous rules from High School

[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"][QUOTE="EVOLV3"]

I never really understood why you couldn't wear a hat inside school.

SgtKevali

That's arbitrary nonsense nowadays, isn't it? I don't feel offended if somebody wears a hat inside.

It is. I use to not care but now that I'm older I find it disrespectful especially if we are at the dinner table.

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Long hair (not even long-ish) not allowed for boys.

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dunl12496

Isn't that unconstitutional?

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]

Long hair (not even long-ish) not allowed for boys.

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dunl12496

Isn't that unconstitutional?

Ah you mean not allowing that?

Well, its not like they threatened with suspensions. The principal just pressured a guy at school to cut his hair.

Not letting us drink fizzy juice or bring food that was not bought in the school into it... Which is really stupid because loads of people bring packed lunches and nobody did anything about it but the drinks thing was annoying...Stupid rules in my opinion.Same_Jeans_On

The only one that really bugged me in High school was when I was at lunch minding my own business listening to my cd player and the yard duty would come up, not say a word and take the batteries out and walk away. Good thing I always had extra.

No hat wearing, Which is a real big deal for the hicktown high school I went to.

Girls skirts had to go down to at least the knees, I'm no expert on womens wear (except how to take them off) but doesn't it become a dress at that point?

Same rules applied for shorts. Again don't they become pants at that point?

No swearing. Completely stupid considering the teachers swear all the time.

May not leave the campus until school day ends, oh yeah, I broke this one numerous times.

No firearms on school property, Another big deal for the hicktown high school I went to.

The black shoes only rule we have in my school. Your shoes have to be ENTIRELY black (I'm not exaggerating). Even the soles. If there are even tiny spots of a different colour you have to colour it black or put black tape over it. Which sucks because I can't find many entirely black shoe's that I like.

They are so strict with how you dress. Shorts can't be to short (for girls), not suppose to have exposed underwear, no "obscene" images on clothing (alcohol and such). It all makes no sense, people from school will wear that out of school just as every other person does.

Well, being in an art-centric High School did allow many students to freely express themselves. The teachers are very lenient about dress codes and student ID's are needed when you're borrowing something (ie. books) but you do not need to wear them around.

But, you are not allowed to wear hats inside the (classroom). Then again, depending on the teacher, most don't care.

Since the visual art students paint on the walls of our school with permission, we don't need to vandalize considering each painting represents a different teen's perspective... And it's pretty :)

Or if someone did do graffiti, they are expected to be nice. At least, I expect them to be nice... I mean, really, if you're going to vandalize an art school, at least make it visually appealing.

my school has no busing because of funding issues, but require you to buy a parking pass to drive to school.

No "elevator eyes."

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Late to lunch = DETENTION

Late to school = DETENTION

Forget your ID = DETENTION

Stupid ****ing rules.

There is a rule at my school that you cannot switch shoes with a person during the school day. :lol:

The rules make sense.

No hat wearing, Which is a real big deal for the hicktown high school I went to.SunofVich

:lol: Exact same situation here man.

In middle school at lunch we had to raise our hands before we could dump our trays, and we could not move from where we were sitting to another table or we would get a refferal. I swear they thought the second we move we would shoot up the place and vandalize it to hell.

You know how there stuff thats not a big deal at all in real life but is in highschool...

My favorite was the no tolerance cell phone policy which was absurd...if anybody even saw it they'd take it from you you dont even have to be on it. I dont see the big deal about using your phone every once in a while during an 8 hour day of nonsense...if you wanna send a quick text message which takes all of 5 seconds between ****s (or even during, your loss i say) or lunch or something I dont see why thats so bothersome.

sboyer2

The only thing that makes that statement funny to me is the fact that we didn't have cell phones yet when I was in High School....

The black shoes only rule we have in my school. Your shoes have to be ENTIRELY black (I'm not exaggerating). Even the soles. If there are even tiny spots of a different colour you have to colour it black or put black tape over it. Which sucks because I can't find many entirely black shoe's that I like.

adv_tr00per

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[QUOTE="funsohng"]no hats in the school premises

My school once hosted a summer school, and we had different principal and vice principal at that particular time just for the summer school, and they thought it was great idea to ban hats in the entire school premises. That means on the fields, in the courtyard, etc, and not just in classrooms. And we also happened to have one of the hottest summers in the century that year.funsohng

When I was in High School some kids who were reading their Bibles got called down to the office since apparently the principal thought it was a gang sign.Meinhard1

Jesus H. Christ, do you people live in Soviet Russia? My school doesn't have any strict or insane rules. You can wear all the hats you want (I wore a sombrero to school one day, in fact), the girls all were uber-revealing clothes, most of my teachers let me listen to my iPod during class (and the ones who don't still don't mind if I listen to it in the few minutes before class starts). They definitely don't make us wear IDs, which sounds more like something out of a speculative sci-fi story, than something one would expect to see in the real world.Crypto138

Dude, this is High School we're talking about. lol

Anyway, what bothered me was being given in-school suspension for sticking pin needles into the corns of my big toe. I don't remember anything in the school agenda booklet addressing something like that.-_-

[QUOTE="Crypto138"]Jesus H. Christ, do you people live in Soviet Russia? My school doesn't have any strict or insane rules. You can wear all the hats you want (I wore a sombrero to school one day, in fact), the girls all were uber-revealing clothes, most of my teachers let me listen to my iPod during class (and the ones who don't still don't mind if I listen to it in the few minutes before class starts). They definitely don't make us wear IDs, which sounds more like something out of a speculative sci-fi story, than something one would expect to see in the real world.rolfboy

Dude, this is High School we're talking about. lol

Anyway, what bothered me was being given in-school suspension for sticking pin needles into the corns of my big toe. I don't remember anything in the school agenda booklet addressing something like that.-_-

ewww you deserved it

Wow my school's pretty lenient. My old school, however, had a rule where you had to have your school shirt tucked in at all times.

[QUOTE="rolfboy"]

[QUOTE="Crypto138"]Jesus H. Christ, do you people live in Soviet Russia? My school doesn't have any strict or insane rules. You can wear all the hats you want (I wore a sombrero to school one day, in fact), the girls all were uber-revealing clothes, most of my teachers let me listen to my iPod during class (and the ones who don't still don't mind if I listen to it in the few minutes before class starts). They definitely don't make us wear IDs, which sounds more like something out of a speculative sci-fi story, than something one would expect to see in the real world.sboyer2

Dude, this is High School we're talking about. lol

Anyway, what bothered me was being given in-school suspension for sticking pin needles into the corns of my big toe. I don't remember anything in the school agenda booklet addressing something like that.-_-

ewww you deserved it

Still, it was frickin' ISS for something that should have been dealt with a counseler.

They are so strict with how you dress. Shorts can't be to short (for girls), not suppose to have exposed underwear, no "obscene" images on clothing (alcohol and such). It all makes no sense, people from school will wear that out of school just as every other person does.

Dawq902

Late to lunch = DETENTION

Late to school = DETENTION

Forget your ID = DETENTION

Stupid ****ing rules.

Ultrabeatdown55

I never really understood why you couldn't wear a hat inside school.

EVOLV3

They are so strict with how you dress. Shorts can't be to short (for girls), not suppose to have exposed underwear, no "obscene" images on clothing (alcohol and such). It all makes no sense, people from school will wear that out of school just as every other person does.

Dawq902

We had all these kinds of rules at my school as they were very strict. But i didn't listen to them i was more the kid who did no work and slept all day, i think they just gave up eventually with the punishments .... lol

[QUOTE="Crypto138"]Jesus H. Christ, do you people live in Soviet Russia? My school doesn't have any strict or insane rules. You can wear all the hats you want (I wore a sombrero to school one day, in fact), the girls all were uber-revealing clothes, most of my teachers let me listen to my iPod during class (and the ones who don't still don't mind if I listen to it in the few minutes before class starts). They definitely don't make us wear IDs, which sounds more like something out of a speculative sci-fi story, than something one would expect to see in the real world.rolfboy

Dude, this is High School we're talking about. lol

We had the "30cm" rule. Boys and girls had to be 30cm apart at all times.

"No guns, no knives, no waterballoons..."
Dear god... not the waterballoons!

We can't have any facial hair, no piercings, no hair that's mildly styled. I hated that ish...Glad I'm out in three months.Toriko42

no facial hair???!!!

THAT IS PURE TORTURE

We had the "30cm" rule. Boys and girls had to be 30cm apart at all times.

"No guns, no knives, no waterballoons..."
Dear god... not the waterballoons!

caityful

No electronic devices of any kind. That rule was so ****ing dumb that none of the teachers enforced it.

No electronic devices of any kind. That rule was so ****ing dumb that none of the teachers enforced it.

Guppy507

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No electronic devices of any kind. That rule was so ****ing dumb that none of the teachers enforced it.

Mochyc

We had the "30cm" rule. Boys and girls had to be 30cm apart at all times.

"No guns, no knives, no waterballoons..."
Dear god... not the waterballoons!

caityful

so anybody who was homosexual got off easy then I see. Found a loophole booyaa!

I don't go to high school anymore, but I definitely remember the rule: No going to the mall across the street during your "bathroom break"

Screw that noise!!

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/Walks back in 30 minutes later with a donair