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1. #1becky f. @ 2010-8-23 20:14

   I wore uniforms from 4th grade through high school. In elementary school, everyone wore the same thing, and there were rules about jewelry, hair, skirt length, socks, and shoes. In high school, the possibilities opened up — we could wear the uniform skirt, khaki pants/shorts, or navy pants/shorts, with any of three different colored uniform polos. (No one wore shorts, as they had to be walking short length, and there weren’t bermudas available at the time.) We could also wear school sweatshirts. There were some other rules, too — you had to wear socks at all times (even with sandals), your khakis couldn’t be jean-styled (no studs allowed), etc.

2. #2Kemo @ 2010-9-14 04:35

   Like Women, Men are all individuals and all have different ways of thinking and have different points of view. I myself have been married for 25 years now and if I judge everything about my Wife this would be very stupid of me as I'm no way perfect and to judge each other would make it impossible to have a relationship. Be yourself and stop worrying about what you wear for work as clothing is not who you are, you are.

3. #3femmemeister @ 2010-9-18 18:52

   Hi Devil's Advocate,

   Haha–I do like the idea of being able to pick out the sexists at a mere glance.

   But, I also think that T-shirts set trends, and set examples for younger people. After all, if it's on a T-shirt, that MUST be funny, right? (Well, that's what you think if you're a teen!) The more that rape jokes are seen as acceptable, the worse the problem will get.

   Perhaps the sexists could instead find another uniform–polo shirts with a tasteful “I am a sexist/heterosexist” iron-on patch, perhaps? That would be convenient

4. #4iTSBeLLaBisH @ 2010-9-24 13:44

   SO WHAT.. ILL WEAR UNIFORM WITH MY PRADAS AND WHITE OR BLUE POLO GET FRESH WITH IT

5. #5goodness gracious @ 2010-10-15 03:14

   go to a place like Abercrombie or American Eagle
   and get a cool casual brown belt to wear
   for pants its preference wear jeans, or I've seen at places like Hollister [or any of the places i past mentioned] these khakis that are knicked and stuff and a little worn down, but nothing drastic.
   try to get bright colors like green, pink, or orange
   hope i helped

6. #621shopping @ 2010-10-16 00:36

   We're getting our uniform updated from polo shirts to blouses and blazers and the girls have to wear skirts ;___; SAVE ME.

7. #7roqeveja @ 2010-10-19 22:11

   Dress Blue B Uniform amar shoes discount polo shoes

8. #8Steven C @ 2010-10-24 02:23

   It was a little awkward, but no, that doesn't make you a slut.

   It's fine, really. (the one guy was a little perverted, but really he was just playing around.)

   Public nudity is kind of against the law though, so stick with the bathroom from now on.

9. #9Lyon friend @ 2010-10-29 00:37

   The only correct answer to this question is spoken by an incredibly handsome, undoubtedly heterosexual male (preferably with a British accent):”My zip code? Oh fairest of the fair, so beautiful in spite of your uniform polo, ask not what my zip code is. Give me rather yours, or best yet, your telephone number, because my Thursday evenings are as free as yours”:)

10. #10Dork @ 2010-12-18 03:44

    Theres alot of teams with green uniforms dude, but Im not sure about the "polo" on the front… Sorry

11. #11becky f. @ 2010-12-19 12:22

    I wore uniforms from 4th grade through high school. In elementary school, everyone wore the same thing, and there were rules about jewelry, hair, skirt length, socks, and shoes. In high school, the possibilities opened up — we could wear the uniform skirt, khaki pants/shorts, or navy pants/shorts, with any of three different colored uniform polos. (No one wore shorts, as they had to be walking short length, and there weren’t bermudas available at the time.) We could also wear school sweatshirts. There were some other rules, too — you had to wear socks at all times (even with sandals), your khakis couldn’t be jean-styled (no studs allowed), etc.