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  1. johntystar

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    Dodgy school uniforms

    Heres my old school uniform, Coleraine academical institutions in northern ireland. all boys school.

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    p.s thats not me:eek:
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    nice, ours (mine, amys and ruths) was just black trousers/skirt and a white shirt, ties optional
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    oi, i'm a good catholic girl...i wore grey skirt or black trousers, white shirt & a red jumper for school!!! :)

    yvonne on the other hand wore the same as u & amy!! :p
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    We wore green shirts and a 2 tone green tie :king: :lol:
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    black pants white shirt and navy sweater with school logo tie.
    not bad at all really :)
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    yack - hated school uniforms.

    Although they are a necessity methinks... not a good idea to turn school into a fashion show.

    Black trousers, black blazer and a black tie - ponteland high school :rolleyes:
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    Ours was black trousers, white shirt, a black/green/gold tie that looked very similar to that of the Safeway Managerial staff, and an optional green jumper, with a big stupid gold crest on it :king:
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    *in a homer voice*

    mmmmmmmmmmm schoolgirls :p

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    such tacky shoes...she wud've looked better in FMB's or a pair of high heels!!! (no wedge things pls) :)
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    None of my year had to wear a tie. They didnt have a tie until just before we were leaving I think. We didnt even have to wear a shirt or blouse. Everyone wore polo t shirts. Its when younguns like yourself started that they were getting stricter on the uniform :lol:
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    I didnt really notice the shoes tbh :p
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    did the prefects not wear a tie at your school cos i remember that vicky wore a tie but she was a prefect!!! :confused:
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    :rolleyes:

    that was the 1st thing i noticed... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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    ah blow it out ya cheeks


    wtf is it with this family getting on their high horse being judgemental all the time?? :spangled: :spangled: are you catholics by any chance???


    IT WAS A JOKE GODDAMMIT!!!!!!!
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    Yep, I had one too. But they didnt have ties for the rest of the school when we started. Think they introduced it when we were in the 2nd year and we didnt have to wear them, only the poor people who started after us. Was the same with the PE uniform :lol:
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    My family isnt Catholic and I dont belong to any religion.

    Dunno why Im the only one that got left out of it all like :(
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    ---> good protestant here;)

    just look at the colour of my blazer
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    there's nothing good about protestants, they're crazy fuckers as well, wtf is it with the bowler hats and flutes n stuff and marching up n down banging drums :spangled: :spangled: :evil: :D


    for the record I'm an ex-catholic.... I wouldn't pray to the lord if you nailed me to the perch :cool:
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    lol, just coz your a prod doesn't mean you are an orangeman, although i did used to play the flute ib a band and march about in my youth
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    :spangled: :spangled: it says ORANGE MAN under your name!!!

    make ya mind up :p anyway its more just christians I have a problem with, dont really care what church they're from :D
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