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Wednesday, November 30, 2005
I was rather frustrated during Religious Education today, and do allow me to elaborated more on it. Apparently, there's been a uniform dispute in our school. Since it's the Year 11 and Year 12 exams (actually, they've just passed), we are allowed to wear our dear white PE uniforms to school on days we have PE. Unfortunately, we have 2 days of PE, and some have more, and due to the *great* weather here, we're unable to wash our clothes that fast unless we work through the night and hand-dry them with our breaths as well as hair dryers. Sadly to speak, that's not the case. Thus, some of us have chosen to wear our house t-shirts (some of you should know... shan't elaborate on this) and are getting DETENTIONS. (F*ck the detentions anyway) To politely carry on, our dear Religious Education teacher told us to bring up issues in the school. Of course, since this was weighing on our pea-sized brains, we brought it up. The million dollar question here would of course be what his response was. Well, -surprise, surprise!- he said that all we needed was a parent's letter since the teachers can't do anything about it with that imperial edict. Now, I certainly beg to differ. We're not going to be able to leech off our parents' authority all the time, but sadly, the teacher did not agree. With that, a classmate went 'What's the point of having this? We're just going around in circles! It's so boring!' I must say that the class had come to this unanimous decision about a century ago, but our perfectly angelic and reasonable teacher sent my classmate out. The rest of the lesson shall not be dictated here for fear of vulgarities. Ah well... What's more to be said? I suppose only one word: Stupidity. 7:19 PM
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