Pic from the beach.
Real Life Picture thread
- Leaving_a_Comment
- Member
Graf stop being so British.
Gnukko you go to the beach to get IN the sun.
Gnukko you go to the beach to get IN the sun.
- #852
- 09 August 2011 - 09:44 PM
- MouseCat
- Member
I wanted to post a picture of me again.
This was taken last month. A haircut policy keeps me from growing it long now. They also don't allow mustaches. And my webcam cheats, the brightness and contrast was already in the negatives when I took that picture.
This was taken last month. A haircut policy keeps me from growing it long now. They also don't allow mustaches. And my webcam cheats, the brightness and contrast was already in the negatives when I took that picture.
- #853
- 10 August 2011 - 02:52 AM
- ReyOzymandias
- Childish, as usual.
Member 
Anything that would forbid me from having long hair just wouldn't be worth it.
- #855
- 10 August 2011 - 05:28 AM
- MouseCat
- Member
By they I meant the university I go to. It's sort of owned by priests who can overrule anything the deans or whoever administrates the colleges say. They also implemented uniforms, and made the university newspaper club to disband for criticizing them. We're not even allowed to wear non-issue ID slings. I miss my long hair.
- #856
- 10 August 2011 - 06:43 AM
- ReyOzymandias
- Childish, as usual.
Member
That's like 50 different kinds of bullshit right there.
- #857
- 10 August 2011 - 06:47 AM
- Tabris
- Member
There's nothing wrong with dress codes and limitations on hair and piercings and shit. it makes your school look distinguished, and with uniforms no one is classified by their clothing, the rich and the poor are the same.
and it's only for a while anyways
and it's only for a while anyways
- #860
- 10 August 2011 - 02:14 PM
- ReyOzymandias
- Childish, as usual.
Member
Completely destroying individuality is kinda a douche thing to do.
- #861
- 10 August 2011 - 11:23 PM
- Taeshi
- one hot bitch
Administrator 
I think uniforms are pretty great, honestly. No paranoia about trying to fit in with brands, no finicking and panicking about what to wear each day since it's already there for you, no ability to completely stereotype and bully others for what they wear, I think it's a pretty good system, and it can look pretty nice. I do kind of feel bad I didn't have uniforms in high school back at home, and I used to be one of those that bitched about the whole FREEDOM they're taking away BOO HOO by adding uniforms OH NO
then i came to australia and noticed all schools have uniform, and I saw first-hand the advantages. I think it's weird your uni has it, but hey you could always go to another one.
also i swear i thought you were 12 mousecat hahah
then i came to australia and noticed all schools have uniform, and I saw first-hand the advantages. I think it's weird your uni has it, but hey you could always go to another one.
also i swear i thought you were 12 mousecat hahah
- #865
- 11 August 2011 - 07:09 AM
- MouseCat
- Member
While we all got used to the uniforms, and it does look nice in a way... it looks terrible with tight fit jackets. And the ID sling was pushing it. If they start requiring us to use university issued bags then students are really going to protest.
... I turn 20 in November?
... I turn 20 in November?
- #866
- 11 August 2011 - 07:39 AM
- Leaving_a_Comment
- Member
Gnukko, on 10 August 2011 - 10:17 AM, said:
Leaving_a_Comment, on 09 August 2011 - 09:44 PM, said:
Gnukko you go to the beach to get IN the sun.
Tell that to my sunburns and my albino skin
Dear Gnukko's sunburns and albino skin, you go to the beach to get in the sun. Also they make sunscreen to protect you from it sunburns, true story.
-Love, Commie.
- #867
- 11 August 2011 - 09:21 AM
- Tabris
- Member
Taeshi, on 11 August 2011 - 07:09 AM, said:
I think uniforms are pretty great, honestly. No paranoia about trying to fit in with brands, no finicking and panicking about what to wear each day since it's already there for you, no ability to completely stereotype and bully others for what they wear, I think it's a pretty good system, and it can look pretty nice. I do kind of feel bad I didn't have uniforms in high school back at home, and I used to be one of those that bitched about the whole FREEDOM they're taking away BOO HOO by adding uniforms OH NOthen i came to australia and noticed all schools have uniform, and I saw first-hand the advantages. I think it's weird your uni has it, but hey you could always go to another one.also i swear i thought you were 12 mousecat hahah
That is just what i was trying to say.
Spoiler
Uniforms leave a little for individuality, while keeping everyone looking nice.
plus with no pre-judgments your personality is more important, and more appreaciated
- #869
- 11 August 2011 - 01:33 PM
- MouseCat
- Member
Uniforms give an illusion of a united student body. If you don't feel like you belong, you at least look like you do. And while it does keep everyone looking nice with policies and guidelines, it also says 'This is the definition of 'nice', your individuality is wrong. Keep it outside with the uneducated/poverty stricken.' There will always be pre-judgement, you underestimate how shallow everyone has always been. If they can't judge your clothes, they'll judge your face/gender/ethnicity.
Besides. I refuse to fully accept a uniform policy that recommends white socks with black leather shoes. Just, no.
Besides. I refuse to fully accept a uniform policy that recommends white socks with black leather shoes. Just, no.
- #871
- 11 August 2011 - 03:22 PM
- Tabris
- Member
Of course i underestimate it, i never grew into an adult, i was born one, never went through a teenage stage.
i don't think it says individuality is wrong, seeing as they don't tell you that you can't have any outside activities, or you can't listen to this music or that, it just makes displaying it challenging, again, your personality and opinions becomes your definition of self, to you and those around you
i don't think it says individuality is wrong, seeing as they don't tell you that you can't have any outside activities, or you can't listen to this music or that, it just makes displaying it challenging, again, your personality and opinions becomes your definition of self, to you and those around you
- #872
- 11 August 2011 - 03:36 PM
- MouseCat
- Member
But... there's still a child stage.
And true if personality and opinions does define you, it's not necessarily visible to others. Given that there are people who does not like talking to anyone at all. What degrees of personality can you get from the introvert percentage of the student body- who choose not to show their opinions and such? And the opinions that does come out are modified by a need to fit in. Unsatisfactory to an age group the believes their opinions must be heard. Uniforms give the students less choices in showing individuality, in turn, there are some unable to force themselves to use the allowed choices and just decide to do nothing of the above. Further isolating them, causing teen angst or some other exaggerated existential problem. Did that make sense?
I think this is out of topic for this thread.
And true if personality and opinions does define you, it's not necessarily visible to others. Given that there are people who does not like talking to anyone at all. What degrees of personality can you get from the introvert percentage of the student body- who choose not to show their opinions and such? And the opinions that does come out are modified by a need to fit in. Unsatisfactory to an age group the believes their opinions must be heard. Uniforms give the students less choices in showing individuality, in turn, there are some unable to force themselves to use the allowed choices and just decide to do nothing of the above. Further isolating them, causing teen angst or some other exaggerated existential problem. Did that make sense?
I think this is out of topic for this thread.
- #873
- 11 August 2011 - 04:07 PM
- Tabris
- Member
well uniforms will never solve teen angst, cause teens will always be over dramatic and stupid.
yeah, what ya gonna do?
those who choose to be introverts are just shit-outa-luck, it's their own fault they have no public personality
even so, most people can find someone else to connect with.
i forgot to say, i think your hair is really charming in that pic, MC
yeah, what ya gonna do?
those who choose to be introverts are just shit-outa-luck, it's their own fault they have no public personality
even so, most people can find someone else to connect with.
i forgot to say, i think your hair is really charming in that pic, MC
This post has been edited by Tabris: 11 August 2011 - 06:16 PM
- #875
- 11 August 2011 - 06:08 PM
- ReyOzymandias
- Childish, as usual.
Member
Kids are gonna be shallow assholes anyway. Having a dress code is fine, keep everyone from looking like dirty sluts. Even a relatively strict dress code (nice shirts but no t-shirts, no jeans, no short skirts, etc.) is fair enough in my books, but school uniforms is overdoing it. Why does everyone need to be forced to dress exactly the same? That's stifling to individuality. Sure, it takes fashion out of the equation, but think about it, you're probably not gonna like someone any more whether or not they dress in a way you approve of. If people are that shallow enough already, they're gonna be just as shallow with or without a uniform, it doesn't solve anything. There's no harm in giving them a reasonable chance to express themselves through clothing.
- #876
- 11 August 2011 - 06:11 PM
- MouseCat
- Member
That teens would outgrow being shallow is ideal, meaning it won't happen. Adults are superficial, preferrably less, at worst way more.
Thanks Tabris.
Tabris, on 11 August 2011 - 06:08 PM, said:
i forgot to say, i think your hair is really charming in that pic, MC
Thanks Tabris.
- #878
- 11 August 2011 - 10:28 PM
Spoiler
Here's an old photo of that time I went as Link for halloween. good times.
- #885
- 25 August 2011 - 04:01 AM
Awesome Link, Johnny Hurricane.
...No, not gonna make that joke. Too easy.
GaryD12 said:
The one with brown shrit
...No, not gonna make that joke. Too easy.
- #887
- 25 August 2011 - 04:21 PM
- Lvl 50 Fighter
- Member
Just a quick note...I think school uniforms are sexy.
- #888
- 26 August 2011 - 06:49 PM
- BetaWolf
- Member
Okay, hoping the link works..
*Nervous*
005.jpg Photo by BetaWolf002 | Photobucket
Yup, that's me
*Nervous*
005.jpg Photo by BetaWolf002 | Photobucket
Yup, that's me
This post has been edited by BetaWolf: 15 September 2011 - 12:38 AM
- #895
- 15 September 2011 - 12:37 AM
- TheBellBoy
- Member
Taeshi, on 16 September 2011 - 03:37 AM, said:
oh my god bellboy i could just PINCH your cheeks ;___; uguu
My aunt tends to do that. Q_Q
- #899
- 16 September 2011 - 07:48 PM
- Waldo
- Member
Well, I kinda wanna fit into the community 
So I'ma post some pics of myself then.
This was me like Three years ago.
Two years ago.
(The reason why I put the scarf over my nose and mouth is NOT to look cool. I just dislike breathing in cold air .n.)
Me recently.
Sorry that I posted too many pics
So I'ma post some pics of myself then.
This was me like Three years ago.
Two years ago.
(The reason why I put the scarf over my nose and mouth is NOT to look cool. I just dislike breathing in cold air .n.)
Me recently.
Sorry that I posted too many pics
This post has been edited by Waldo: 16 September 2011 - 08:14 PM
- #900
- 16 September 2011 - 08:14 PM