So I'm going to wear a uniform...

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Well, for the majority of schools here a skirt is optional. And generally they don't even care about the length. It can get a bit annoying, though, for the people who wear coats. You can't take a short cut through the building to get outside without being told to take off your coat. That's what I call pointless.
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I would put a knife though my neck before I wear a skirt to school. I'm not exactly the feminine type. In fact, I'm the jeans and drunken frong t-shirt type.

Let us hope we never go to school together.

But I so feel bad for you. :cry:




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Me too, Lilith, me too... -For me, that is.




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I've had a uniform all my life, and it had never really bothered me, although home-clothes days are a nice change. They do give a sense of formality at school which kind of makes you work a bit more (apparently).

Anyways I wouldn't be too worried about it, it's not that bad.
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Yes, travel half te town in public communication in a unifrom. Great.



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