We have a new police officer at my school. And omg is he stupid. He gave us a speech on dress code (witch is none of his business) wile wearing short-shorts and a belly-shirt. (not even joking). Then he started making stuff up “saying a-ok here in the good ol state of the us of a is like giving some one the finger down there in El Pakisto” I wanted to hurt him in the face with something pointy by then.

he should swallow an object with 15 angles....all of them acute

do you have one of those cause ill ask him in the morning

no, but you could probably make it out of paper clips

go for it

but it has to be atleast a football field long so we can just slip it in his coffie

I see you say dress code and not uniforms. You got it easy, kid. I had to wear uniforms in middle school and they sucked.

Your police officer reminds me of Lt. Jim Dangle.

that's what i was gonna say, cal! he sounds like Reno 911.

(great show... as much as i hate to admit it)

oh adam does have to wear uniforms
the officer was probably talking about tucking in the shirt and wearing belts and stuff
but yea, Reno 911 is great

everyone has to wear uniforms here, at our school we didn't have to when we got to the last year of highschool

and theres never such a thing as a cool looking scool uniform, it's all woolen jerseys and little shorts and pulled up socks I think amnesty international needs to step in a resolve the situation

i couldn't wear anything made of wool. i'm allergic to it. it makes me itch.

i never had to wear uniforms, but my sisters always had to wear dresses. they were a lot older than me though, so by the time i got to school, they had changed that rule.

and back then, there was no such thing as pantyhose, so they all had to wear a garter belt every day to hold their hose up. i'm so glad i'm the baby.

well you could wear the blazer but then everyone would call you a nerd

there are worse things.

My uniforms were never as bad as HG's. I'm guessing you got yours straight from the school. We had to buy our seperately, so it was a little more laxed. We had to wear white polo shirts and navy blue pants or shorts or skirts (which I only wore twice). There were also a few extra rules like no mid-drifts, logos on the shirt had to be small enough to cover with your hand, skirts had to be a certain length above your knee or longer, crap like that. Pretty simple, but you'd be surprised how many kids got busted for violations.

i can forgive you for only wearing a skirt twice, cal. that's 2 more times than i woulda worn one.