Telegraph finds excuse to publish picture of underage girl in short skirt

[CloudWalker]

What Me? the 13th Duke of Wymbourne. Here. In a girls school. With my reputation?

[speling bee]

And what did her guide dog think?

The same as her mental health support worker.

[scooterscot]

Aren't women supposed to go for a bloke who reminds them of their father.

That explains a lot..

[BrilloPad]

You were probably in with a chance there.

<spoken with the voice of experience>

Aren't women supposed to go for a bloke who reminds them of their father.

Mrs BP says I have the same sense of (non)humour as her father.

[Sysman]

Worked in a place with a young receptionist. She told everyone else I was cute. Then spoilt it a bit when she said I was same age as her dad and exactly like him.

You were probably in with a chance there.

<spoken with the voice of experience>

[original PM]

There is a part of me that says good - schools should be teaching the kids what it is like in the real world and the importance of dressing correctly.

Then there is another half which says if the parents/kids cannot understand what is appropriate dress for certain situations then fook em and let em fail.

So kind of divided on this.

[northernladuk]

Hundreds of girls with skirts 'too short' sent home to prepare them for 'world of work' - Telegraph

Any decent school has this policy - and any parent that objects needs deporting.

Not quite up to Daily Mail reporting standards. No picture of glum looking parents and kids sporting a hair cut/outfit that quite clearly breaks school rules but they just don't get it.

[northernladuk]

Worked in a place with a young receptionist. She told everyone else I was cute. Then spoilt it a bit when she said I was same age as her dad and exactly like him.

And what did her guide dog think?

[psychocandy]

Worked in a place with a young receptionist. She told everyone else I was cute. Then spoilt it a bit when she said I was same age as her dad and exactly like him.

[vwdan]

I don't quite find myself on their side (I've spent enough time in the education sector to dislike the way most schools behave), but I once work with an early 20's girl who turned up looking, quite frankly, like a street walker. It was genuinely embarrassing and every morning was like a car crash.

[BrilloPad]

Hundreds of girls with skirts 'too short' sent home to prepare them for 'world of work' - Telegraph

Any decent school has this policy - and any parent that objects needs deporting.