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*Riley* Joined: 30 November 2007 Posts: 1710 Location: Celebrating with good friends	Posted: Friday 8 August 2008 07 02 41 pm    Post subject: Re: Give Another Forum Member a Smile! :) in topic:Give Another Forum Member a Smile! :) Couldn't have said it better. It's so good to see that we only love it more than when it started. Even PITA said hat the forum has grown, let's keep it that way GROUP HUG!
FawkesthePhoenix Joined: 31 December 2006 Posts: 2958 Location: Dancing circles around Voldemort, singing poetry into a hairbrush and dodging curses.	Posted: Monday 21 July 2008 12 18 51 pm    Post subject: Re: Montez Pub & Brewery ((RP & Help needed)) in topic:Montez Pub & Brewery ((RP & Help needed)) [i]And Odo the Hero, They bore him back home! To the place he had known as a lad! And they laid him to rest, With his hat inside out! And his wand snapped in two which waaaaaaaas SAAAAAAAAAD!!!!![/i]
*Riley* Joined: 30 November 2007 Posts: 1710 Location: Celebrating with good friends	Posted: Monday 30 June 2008 11 53 39 pm    Post subject: Re: CLOAK SHOP ! ( and other fashionable items ) in topic:CLOAK SHOP ! ( and other fashionable items ) *Fires Salem out of cannon* Ah peace and quiet.. Anyone here have a beige scarf I can dress the manican in oh and a teal side-hat would be great if you could manage. Now, for the manican.. *Dresses manican until all that's left of it is a pile of fashionable clothes...* *Sigh* Clean up on aisle on, I repeat, clean up on aisle one !
*Riley* Joined: 30 November 2007 Posts: 1710 Location: Celebrating with good friends	Posted: Friday 20 June 2008 08 28 12 pm    Post subject: Re: CLOAK SHOP ! ( and other fashionable items ) in topic:CLOAK SHOP ! ( and other fashionable items ) Ok, can I please have a silk cloak with pink zebra strips and a fashionable pointed wizard hat with girraffe spots, ( preferably aqua spots, but teal will do )
FawkesthePhoenix Joined: 31 December 2006 Posts: 2958 Location: Dancing circles around Voldemort, singing poetry into a hairbrush and dodging curses.	Posted: Wednesday 4 June 2008 01 13 24 pm    Post subject: Re: CLOAK SHOP ! ( and other fashionable items ) in topic:CLOAK SHOP ! ( and other fashionable items ) umm.......... one minute. *leaves and comes back wearing a ballerina tutu, cowboy boots, an umbrella hat, and carrying a bag of random stuff* ok, now im ready.
DucksRMagical Joined: 28 December 2006 Posts: 1989 Location: Boycotting All Future Warner Brothers Films	Posted: Sunday 27 April 2008 02 10 33 pm    Post subject: Re: Chapter 3, Book 1 the letters from no one in topic:Chapter 3: The letters from no one I disagree about the hat thing. Yes, it is polite to take them off during meals and church and I agree that you shouldn't wear hats during those events. But school just seems different to me. People wear hats at my school (college) all the time. I see your point about uniforms being easier, but I personally wouldn't want to sacrifice my freedom to express myself through clothing for ease. As far as gym class goes, I don't know about other places, but my school made you change your clothes for gym. You'd get points taken off if you didn't. In my elementary school, if you had to wear your earrings during gym, they made you put scotch tape over them. Where's the logic in that? I don't think a piece of tape would stop them from being ripped out, and it seems kind of unsanitary to put a piece of tape over your healing piercing. In middle and high school, you could wear whatever jewelry you wanted to in gym. It was your choice. I think in middle school you had to take out dangling earrings, but I don't really remember.
Distortia Joined: 13 January 2008 Posts: 511 Location: Over the sea	Posted: Saturday 26 April 2008 07 05 33 pm    Post subject: Re: Chapter 3, Book 1 the letters from no one in topic:Chapter 3: The letters from no one Good points all around Scellanis. I have to say, it's such a fashion show when there's no uniforms. Then I guess u can parade around in other situations (eg, recreational activities) wearing your 'fancy' threads. Still, it totally sucks when parents can't afford to get their kids new uniforms and they end up with stuff that is too small, faded, holey, etc. And poor Harry wearing 'elephant skin' on his first day of high school! High School is hard enough! Yes, hats seem to be a cultural thing, where u have to remove them in order to be polite. I remember hearing once that a boy in my friends school wore a turban (I think that's what they are called) and someone knocked it off, and his hair was really really long. I think if you wear a hat for religious purposes (or head dress), then that is fine. I remember ppl used to wear a hat when their hair looked terrible (from a bad hair cut, etc.) But in High School the teachers are onto that, becuase then ppl wear hats to cover their unwashed hair, and jackets to cover the smell from not showering.. and pretty soon it's just all a bit ferrel! So.... I like uniforms for high school for the ease of it... but then out and about we should be able to wear what we want and not be persecuted! (as for piercings, it's a tough one, because it's personal choice. If u have to take piercings out for school, won't the holes grow in? Should u bring them to school and take em out and put em in before and after school right away? And would u get in trouble if u're seen in public wearing your piercings and school uniform......... What a conformist society we live in...)
Scellanis Joined: 11 September 2002 Posts: 6192 Location: Pretending to be a sea slug with 'go faster' stripes...	Posted: Saturday 26 April 2008 03 55 55 pm    Post subject: Re: Chapter 3, Book 1 the letters from no one in topic:Chapter 3: The letters from no one You know, that hats inside thing is pretty much polite ettiquete (sp??) that you don't wear your hat indoors anyway, especially not at a meal or in church and why would a classroom be any different given the hat hides your head and eyes and so would make talking to the class a little distracting. As for uniforms, I wholeheartedly support them. Its a lot less stressful when all you have to do is wear the same thing every day and you don't have to worry about whether anyone else will be wearing it too or what everyone else will be wearing and whether you will be wearing the right thing or whether you are rich enough and have the correct labels. Also it'd be alot less annoying if someone knicked your school shirt in P.E. rather than your fancy top you spent ages picking out and probably spent a fortune on not that anyone would want to knick a school shirt especially if its exactly the same as theirs. And then also there is the whole spilling chemicals on your clothes as well, I'd rather burn a hole in my school uniform. And finally we have the whole issue of safety. If all of you are wearing the unifrom its very obvious who is the wrong one out...its also very obvious if you get lost on a school trip and could stop confused tourists accidently getting on your bus instead.
DucksRMagical Joined: 28 December 2006 Posts: 1989 Location: Boycotting All Future Warner Brothers Films	Posted: Friday 25 April 2008 01 46 31 pm    Post subject: Re: Chapter 3, Book 1 the letters from no one in topic:Chapter 3: The letters from no one I am very anti-uniform. I think everyone should be allowed to wear whatever they want (well, as long as it's not too revealing at school) in order to show off their personality. I don't like the idea of everyone having to conform to one standard uniform. All the schools I went to were free dress and I'm very happy about that. There were rules against certain clothes, some of which I don't agree with. One thing is the no-hat policy. I just don't understand that. All through public school, we weren't allowed to wear hats inside. Other districts near us were. Another thing is, the dress code needs to be age-appropriate. Something that's not appropriate in high school might be in elementary school. Example, spaghetti strap tops. They are banned in every school in my district. This make sense in middle/high school because they are kind of revealing. But in elementary school? Come on. Kids don't think like that when they're that age. And it gets really hot in the schools too in the spring/summer. Letters- When I was eleven, I opened my own mail. Most of the mail I got was from the school (report cards and such) and I opened them and then my parents read them, too. I didn't have very many pen pals. Nor did I have my own e-mail address, which I got when I was 12.
Q.Araignee Joined: 4 January 2006 Posts: 4379 Location: Sharing Pangalactic Gargleblasters with my Physics teacher and co.	Posted: Wednesday 20 June 2007 02 57 18 pm in topic:Lunartiotterrangereasley's Wizards Comic Shop *Appears with a 'pop' next to Godric* Okay, I'll go see the Welcome Witch- Godric, can you just make sure Katie's body doesn't get trampled on by the angry woman who's hat you knocked off? *Hurries away*
GodrictheGriffon Joined: 27 December 2006 Posts: 3686 Location: Beside the veil, waiting for Sirius.... And Midnight! I wonder how long your location can be?....	Posted: Tuesday 19 June 2007 10 25 59 am in topic:Lunartiotterrangereasley's Wizards Comic Shop *Lands in St. Mungo's on top a n old witch who has a turkey for a hat which is knocked to the ground*.
FawkesthePhoenix Joined: 31 December 2006 Posts: 2958 Location: Dancing circles around Voldemort, singing poetry into a hairbrush and dodging curses.	Posted: Monday 30 April 2007 02 08 59 pm in topic:RPG: Dark Times [Suspended] "Yeah." Celistine replied, making sure her hat was lopsided. "Let's go find my mom. And again, don't touch anything, especially the ceiling."