its last years,...my life as an "again" student has made me poor

Yet one advantage of being a male, while poor... Last year's bathing suit is every year's bathing suit. I don't think I've bought a new one since high school.

i have a bathing suit fetish

Come to Texas, the girls look great in a bathing suit and catch the meal for you!


If only I could enjoy Nascar I know where I'd be living right now ...

nascar is more of a southern east coast thing,...thankfully

That water's awfully brown!

ha,....side, you know how texas is,.....catfish water

Ha ha, Im back living in the dirrrrty south, and you are right. After pretending to be a yank the past 5 years, Im back to my racing roots. Fishin everyday, 4 wheelin/muddin on the weekends. Its nice to be home.

True that. I'm not into it, but I see it in my surroundings on the daily.

But that's okay, because I'm actually moving to Texas in a few months.

You had to say 'fetish'?

I almost posted the exact same thing! but prudently scrolled down first. I hate nascar

Bathing suit? One of the advantages of being male is just using your shorts as a bathing suit.

^one of my great hates in life. If I dont take my costume to work I get disciplined for no "uniform" as its part of our training uniform. Yet when the boys forget their "shorts" all they have to do is wear the work shorts theyve had on all shift... no disciplinarys!! :(

My friends know if they hear my safe word to get me outa the swim suit section.

What's your safe word? Is it Zanzabar?

Where the **** do you work? Where is one locally? and lets hang out.

This is me:

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hahahhaa I'm a lifeguard, I don't let it hang out haha, I change from Tshirt + shorts to costume for staff training at the end of the shift, I should've elaborated, my bad :(

You're a lifeguard? Swimsuit pics or it isn't true.

On the other hand, in an office setting like where I work, women can wear open-toed shoes, sleeveless and collarless shirts, and an assortment of other light clothing that's a hell of a lot cooler in the summertime than what guys have to wear to work. I think about this every day when I'm sweating my ass off.

That's why I enjoy my lab setting. Even the big time labs let us wear t-shirts and jeans (no shorts...you don't want to be spilling chemicals on your bare legs). I also shave like...once a week. I love not having to worry about apparel.

Tax evasion

Believe it or not, I was not allowed to wear shorts to my public high school in Florida, but the girls could wear the skankiest skirts ever. I couldnt wear flip flops either, but the broads could rock those open toed shoes as well. Towards the end of school I was being sent home quite often, as I didn't and still don't see any reasoning being these rules, and there was a time when I would have to stop by the principal's office in the AM to show him I was wearing shoes and pants.

Ha, that is classy.

You should've started wearing a skirt to school.

What??? You had corrective training at a damn public school? Reminds me of the military. Once, I didn't iron and starch my uniform WHILE ON A DEPLOYMENT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DESERT and my supervisor made me come to work in a different uniform (including MOPP4) on the hour, every hour, for 2 days. Yes, even during sleepy time.

I could expect crap like that in the military, but that's overboard for a public school. I would have been up in arms.

I went to a pretty gangster high school, and my last two years we had a lot of changes to improve the quality of the school, including a pretty extreme change in staff. By senior year we actually had to wear a lanyard with our ID on it at all times.

I had to do that too in the military. There was a name for it, like a fashion show or something. I was at a training command at the time, so it was unreasonably reasonable, but on deployment in absolute insanity.

Well in most of my school years I never had a dress code or anything up until like the 10th grade... that's when it started getting hectic at the time. Had to wear belts, no open-toed shoes, no facial piercings, no unnaturally colored hair, etc... I feel that was pretty lenient compared to today's standards, but I don't see how there can be a legal/moral basis for faculty enforcing corrective training on students beyond detention or assignments... especially not after school hours in the AM. I mean... that's seriously messed up. That's the state raising children and I don't see how that could have ever been accepted.
Not in public school. No way. And for parents to even let that happen is depressing to say the least.

If I may interject:

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Hard at work reviewing an Italian progressive metalish/ acoustic album someone sent me.

The real question is how was the photo taken!
One of your cats is not really a cat, is it?

Lap top is on a small stand I keep next to my couch/bed, was fiddling around with the webcam on it in between the arbitrary 2 minute moments of silence found on every ****ing prog album.

:laughing:

I should have guessed. :D

In the summer I can wear shorts, a t-shirt and flip-flops to work if I want to! :yeah:

And on my lunch break I can walk or bike to the lake two blocks away and work on my tan while I listen to some tunes and sometimes read. :cool: It's not uncommon for these lunch breaks to last upwards of 2 hours.

If it's any consolation, over here school uniform is mandatory for private AND public schools. Most of the time it looks something like this:

http://www.marsden-h.schools.nsw.edu...4-uniformj.jpg

At the school I went to, which was a public school, I wasn't allowed to wear pants because I was a girl and so I had to wear a skirt/dress every day with knee high socks. I thought it was so old fashioned that guys got to wear pants or school shorts but girls had to wear dresses/skirts. In winter my legs were freezing. Not fair. School shoes, knee high white socks, skirt, shirt, tie, and itchy woolen jumper were all mandatory. I think towards the end of my time there they started making school uniform pants for girls... finally.

Epic drum location. The guy on the ground is hammering a loose cymbal that he has
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The band
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I saw your blog about this!
This is the battle of the bands, right?

yup.

At church?

At A church, yeah. I don't go to one.

When I left school last year I could basically wear whatever I wanted as long as it was black, they tried to impose only white shirt colours, but I always went between blue and white. After I left they got stricter and tried to make the school something that it isn't, I live in a kinda rough area and they started making the children wear blazers and skirts now, 1. blazers are ****ing ugly, 2. we stay in ****ing scotland, why would I wear a skirt in the dead of winter in a notoriously rainy, cold country? Idiots.

Oh... cool points either way. Battle of the bands at church... that's like fingering a nun in my book.

Where can I hear your musicz?!

And also, how'd you go in the battle?