What's the country coming to?

MrJoeSoap · 22-02-2008 01:59AM

jezza wrote: »

Jeez. Whatever happened to getting facts straight.

On the internet? Not a chance! Too many nutters to back things up.

muckwarrior · 22-02-2008 02:01AM

jezza wrote: »

You watch who you are calling a pikey?
Do you know them? Did you ever meet them? What do you know about them.
Clara? Ppft. You dont even know where they're from.

Don't you dare call him a pikey.

No they didn't miss their junior cert.

Jeez. Whatever happened to getting facts straight.

looks like someone's a friend of the pikeys :rolleyes:

Tha Gopher · 22-02-2008 02:03AM

jezza wrote: »

You watch who you are calling a pikey, or Ill cut your throat wit a machete boss leave ya smilin for life nahwatimsayin boss?

Corrected....

jezza · 22-02-2008 02:04AM

Susannahmia wrote: »

Yeah, they went to one of my cousins schools, they were real trouble makers and the hair thing was just the last straw. They dyed it specifically to pi** off the principal because they thought he wouldn't dare ban them during the exams. They were given the option to sit the exams in another school.

WTF are you talking about at all? Jesus Christ.

Sean has never dyed his hair in his life, and I know him all his life.
They were real trouble makers? Really? And you know this... how?

Sean got his hair cut ON HIS SUMMER HOLIDAYS. Because he was working on a tractor, and the weather was very hot.
Have you ever sat in a tractor, surrounded by glass, from 8am til whatever time the sun stops shining at??
He got his hair cut. It was neat and it was tidy.
The exams didn't start until june. If you look into it, schools are actually taken over by the Dept of Education for exams so it had diddly squat to do with the principal. TBH, sean had more pressing things on his mind than testing the principal. They were not given the option of sitting the exams in another school until the parents created uproar.
The parents weren't even notified by the principal.

So. Until you know what your talking about, STFU.

jezza · 22-02-2008 02:06AM

Tha Gopher wrote: »

Corrected....

OMG LYK LULZ UR JUST TOO FUNNAH!!!!11111111111111111

:rolleyes:

idiot

jezza · 22-02-2008 02:07AM

Tha Gopher wrote: »

Travellers sitting state exams?

You jest, surely......

It will be like Boyz in the Hood!!! :P

Travellers?!

Lol. Jesus. Unreal.

MrJoeSoap · 22-02-2008 02:12AM

jezza wrote: »

WTF are you talking about at all? Jesus Christ.

Sean has never dyed his hair in his life, and I know him all his life.
They were real trouble makers? Really? And you know this... how?

Sean got his hair cut ON HIS SUMMER HOLIDAYS. Because he was working on a tractor, and the weather was very hot.
Have you ever sat in a tractor, surrounded by glass, from 8am til whatever time the sun stops shining at??
He got his hair cut. It was neat and it was tidy.
The exams didn't start until june. If you look into it, schools are actually taken over by the Dept of Education for exams so it had diddly squat to do with the principal. TBH, sean had more pressing things on his mind than testing the principal. They were not given the option of sitting the exams in another school until the parents created uproar.
The parents weren't even notified by the principal.

So. Until you know what your talking about, STFU.

Can I sell you some carpeh boss? Some bangers maybeh?

jezza · 22-02-2008 02:13AM

Whats carpeh?

MrJoeSoap · 22-02-2008 02:16AM

jezza wrote: »

Whats carpeh?

Instea ahda lino y'kno?

muckwarrior · 22-02-2008 02:16AM

MrJoeSoap wrote: »

Instea ahda lino y'kno?

LMFAO!

jezza · 22-02-2008 02:16AM

Post reported.

jezza · 22-02-2008 02:19AM

So was yours!

MrJoeSoap · 22-02-2008 02:19AM

jezza wrote: »

Post reported.

No you're post was reported.

jezza · 22-02-2008 02:19AM

MrJoeSoap wrote: »

No your post was reported.

:thumbs:

MrJoeSoap · 22-02-2008 02:22AM

jezza wrote: »

:thumbs:

:knuckles:

Why I oughta! Pesky kids!

buckfast4me · 22-02-2008 02:35AM

I'd give her one anyway.

jezza · 22-02-2008 02:40AM

On topic: I dunno, i dont agree with it. If she was just suspended for having purple in her hair its a bit silly alright.
from 1st year until 6th year I had my hair cosmic blue, black and pink, black and red, black and purple, plat blonde and purple... ect ect, and while the principal would get on to me about it, she never once suspended me over it.
She didnt like facial piercings either.

slipss · 22-02-2008 02:46AM

Gavin shels wrote: »

This girl was suspended from a school in Tallaght as she had a purple streak in her hair, what a joke. The girl is in 6th year and has been turned away to be taught only months before her Leaving Cert.

Is this not discrimination? How can colour in someone's hair affect how she should be taught.

I say all us school students should dye our hair purple and red and go to school in protest, I'm up for it.:D

Ahh good old TCS up to thier old tricks again. Believe me this isn't the first time they did something like this. When I was there they suspended a guy because of his "inapropriate" hair cut, he had a step, two razor on the back and sides long hair coming down over it, you couldn't even tell his back and sides were shaved, this was two days before his mock leaving cert exams. He told the Evening Herald about it and they let him back, tails tucked well between thier legs, the day of his mocks and never mentioned it to him again. Another girl in my class was suspended the month before her junior cert for getting a nose ring despite the fact she said she would remove it, "thats not the point, you broke the rules" was their explanation I recall. They also tried to make everyone were silly little ID tags for some reason once and make the pupils pay for them, I seem to remember them suspending several people in thier exam years for not wearing them aswell, "you can't afford to pay for them?, tough sh1t enjoy resitting your leaving cert if you fail because you were suspended in the vital revision month before it.".

Xavi6 · 22-02-2008 02:50AM

slipss wrote: »

Ahh good old TCS up to thier old tricks again. Believe me this isn't the first time they did something like this. When I was there they suspended a guy because of his "inapropriate" hair cut, he had a step, two razor on the back and sides long hair coming down over it, you couldn't even tell his back and sides were shaved, this was two days before his mock leaving cert exams.

If this happened any later than 1998 then he was probably suspended for crimes against fashion.

MrJoeSoap · 22-02-2008 02:52AM

Xavi6 wrote: »

If this happened any later than 1998 then he was probably suspended for crimes against fashion.

And rightly so, I must hasten to add.

Ruu_Old · 22-02-2008 02:55AM

Rings and earrings were banned when I was in 6th year, that was halfway through the year. I think it was related to someones schoolbag handle or something else getting caught in another persons eyebrow ring or bar. >.<

nesf · 22-02-2008 04:58AM

jezza wrote: »

OMG LYK LULZ UR JUST TOO FUNNAH!!!!11111111111111111

:rolleyes:

idiot

Cop on a bit and calm down. The rest of you can quit provoking her and tone down your comments.

Overheal · 22-02-2008 06:05AM

This happened to my sister: She's still living down in florida but she visits me up here sometimes. So one year on Patricks Day she went into school with green streaks in her hair and got suspended. Its ridiculous.

Rb · 22-02-2008 06:05AM

I believe most schools have the dress code outlined in some sort of book, given to the students.

If students want to break the dress code, by all means go ahead, but if they're punished for it, they only have themselves to blame.

There's dress codes in working environments too, if people break these and get sacked or another sort of discipline, is that discrimination?No, no it's not. They broke the rules and got punished for it.

If parents object to such codes or rules, then fine, homeschool the fckers.

Rb · 22-02-2008 06:06AM

Overheal wrote: »

This happened to my sister: She's still living down in florida but she visits me up here sometimes. So one year on Patricks Day she went into school with green streaks in her hair and got suspended. Its ridiculous.

But it's not really.

SheroN · 22-02-2008 10:53AM

Putting green streaks in your hair is ridiculous.

cson · 22-02-2008 11:32AM

jezza wrote: »

You watch who you are calling a pikey?
Do you know them? Did you ever meet them? What do you know about them.
Clara? Ppft. You dont even know where they're from.

Don't you dare call him a pikey.

No they didn't miss their junior cert.

Jeez. Whatever happened to getting facts straight.

Ah bet ya cn' box a lit'l, can't ya sir? Aye, ya look lak a boxer.

Ed Ed and Edit: On ze topic, why is there such a big kerfuffle? Can' she just cut her hair? For the love of St Dolores and all the Cranberries...

kaimera · 22-02-2008 11:32AM

Rings and earrings were banned when I was in 6th year

I didn't think Ruu.bots went to school?

22-02-2008 11:57AM

Gavin shels wrote: »

This girl was suspended from a school in Tallaght as she had a purple streak in her hair, what a joke.

It was done for her own safety, for fear of:
"The One Eye'd
One Horned
Flyin' Purple People Eaters!"
:eek:

Dennis the Stone · 22-02-2008 11:59AM

A friend of mine went in to school one Monday morning in a full SS officer's uniform and he got suspended. Ridiculous.

What's the country coming to?

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