Oh, shut the fark up. Do they not sell brown hair dye where you live?

I don't understand why they dyed it the second time. 8-10 washes and it would have been gone.

joeycolby: I don't understand why they dyed it the second time. 8-10 washes and it would have been gone.

I don't understand why a school adminstrator even bothered to care...

Weaver95: I don't understand why a school adminstrator even bothered to care...

Well that's a given. Still, I think it's funny that they called the newspaper over the weekend before she has a chance to get in trouble tomorrow.

Having been a teenage girl who frequently dyed her hair, with occasionally horrific results, I find it hard to believe that this girl would stop trying to get it right and willingly go to school with a hair color that was anything less than exactly what she wanted. I know a girl who had her mom call her in sick because of a bad perm. I think the funky color was on purpose and the story came after she got busted. And the school administrators are asshats for caring about and taking action against a kid's farking hair color.

And most hair dye boxes have warnings about the color lasting longer on extremely light blonde hair. Many say not to use it on light blonde hair at all.

FTFA: "She was like your hair is inappropriate for school and I was like why and she was like there are pink spots in there," Kryska said.

Like, oh my god.

school administrators really need to stop worrying so much about what a student's hair is like, and should worry more about whether or not the kids are actually learning.

That is why you don't dye your own hair if you don't know what you're doing.

"Your hair is inappropriate for school"

Okay, that's just ridiculous.

charmed1782: That is why you don't dye your own hair if you don't know what you're doing.

Truly. If you want it done right, go to a professional

I'm having a hard time caring about this one. Though I agree, if she was so bothered by her new hair color, find a brown or black to cover it up....or call a pro. stupid biatch.

It's times like these where the youth of America need to take a lesson from Britney Spears...

Kiribub: "Your hair is inappropriate for school"

Okay, that's just ridiculous.

Exactly. The schools are there to teach, not to tell people what to wear.

The girl probably attends a school which requires uniforms.

So anything that makes her stand out is a huge 'no no'.

But of course, school s all about conformity nowadays, you don't go to school to actually learn anything.

TheCid: Kiribub: "Your hair is inappropriate for school"

Okay, that's just ridiculous.

Exactly. The schools are there to teach, not to tell people what to wear.

Reality disagrees with you. We tell kids what to wear, what to eat and how to behave. Don't run, don't walk, stay off the grass. Repect authority, don't question, repeat what you're told when you're told to repeat it. Buy the right products, individualism is scary, look like everyone else and you'll be free.

That's our future.

Weaver95: Reality disagrees with you. We tell kids what to wear, what to eat and how to behave. Don't run, don't walk, stay off the grass. Repect authority, don't question, repeat what you're told when you're told to repeat it. Buy the right products, individualism is scary, look like everyone else and you'll be free.

That's our future.

Just because schools have become about indoctrination doesn't mean they're supposed to be.

How can you accidentally dye your hair? That's pretty god-damned far-fetched, unless you're starring in that one episode of the Brady Bunch.

aybara: The girl probably attends a school which requires uniforms.

So anything that makes her stand out is a huge 'no no'.

But of course, school s all about conformity nowadays, you don't go to school to actually learn anything.

No, not likely. Most schools have dress codes banning any kind of rampant "individuality" citing that it is "distracting."

we had a similar "issue" at our school. One of my friends dyed his hair purple for class photos, they kicked him out. The next day half the school showed up with purple hair in protest. The day after that they stopped anyone from entering the building w/ dyed hair. Media got invovled, parents go involved, and the school system was basically told to STFU and get on w/ teaching.


Which was thankfully the correct outcome.

Couldn't she have gone to any hairdresser to dye it back to normal (until it grows out)? Why is this even a concern?

Weaver95: TheCid: Kiribub: "Your hair is inappropriate for school"

Okay, that's just ridiculous.

Exactly. The schools are there to teach, not to tell people what to wear.

Reality disagrees with you. We tell kids what to wear, what to eat and how to behave. Don't run, don't walk, stay off the grass. Repect authority, don't question, repeat what you're told when you're told to repeat it. Buy the right products, individualism is scary, look like everyone else and you'll be free.

That's our future.

This

Is our children learning?

When did school administrators start caring about hair color? I was in high school 92 to 96 and they didn't care at all, pink hair, green hair, purple hair, whatever.

I bet the rainwater she used to dye her hair was actually acid rain and then all went afoul...

superbovine: FTFA: "She was like your hair is inappropriate for school and I was like why and she was like there are pink spots in there," Kryska said.

Like, oh my god.

That was like exactly the thing that like totally stood out at me too.

Bradford?


Yeah, but no, but yeah, but no...

Also, I have to wonder, are girls in these authoritarian schools allowed to shave their head bald? What do the administrators do then, suspend them until it grows long again?

Oh my, this is going to keep me up all night....

moothemagiccow: How can you accidentally dye your hair? That's pretty god-damned far-fetched, unless you're starring in that one episode of the Brady Bunch.

or Diff'rent Strokes (new window)

Maybe she should try a permenant colour. You know, one that doesn't wash out.

*shakes head*

Weaver95: TheCid: Kiribub: "Your hair is inappropriate for school"

Okay, that's just ridiculous.

Exactly. The schools are there to teach, not to tell people what to wear.

Reality disagrees with you. We tell kids what to wear, what to eat and how to behave. Don't run, don't walk, stay off the grass. Repect authority, don't question, repeat what you're told when you're told to repeat it. Buy the right products, individualism is scary, look like everyone else and you'll be free.

That's our future.



Sure thing River.



"People don't like to be meddled with. We tell them what to do, what to think, don't run, don't walk. We're in their homes and in their heads and we haven't the right. We're meddlesome. "



/Teach them how.

Telling them what to wear comes down to officals deeming what they are wearing is interfering with the others opportunity to learn.

I went to school with a couple of goth kids and nobody ever gave their image a second thought. One kid always wore a suit to school and it was very disruptive what with all the teasing he went through. School officials need to get their priorities straight.

Maybe schools should be teaching students to think for themselves, and question the world around them, as aposed to focusing on some fascist authoritarian rule.

hmmm, maybe...

Weaver95: TheCid: Kiribub: "Your hair is inappropriate for school"

Okay, that's just ridiculous.

Exactly. The schools are there to teach, not to tell people what to wear.

Reality disagrees with you. We tell kids what to wear, what to eat and how to behave. Don't run, don't walk, stay off the grass. Repect authority, don't question, repeat what you're told when you're told to repeat it. Buy the right products, individualism is scary, look like everyone else and you'll be free.

That's our future.



I could barely walk down a hallway in our HS without seeing dyed hair. The vast majority of places are getting more and more progressive; that's the nature of society. Don't go all Emo because one place in one town got biatchy in an effort to go against societal trends.

...or go Emo. Y'know, what ever floats your boat. Just don't get blood on my suede shoes.

Mr_Smartypants: THAT'S HWAT

FTFY

Fishflinger: Telling them what to wear comes down to officals deeming what they are wearing is interfering with the others opportunity to learn.

No, no it doesn't. If someone's clothes or hair are distracting someone, then that someone has been sorely failed by the school(s) they have attended.

Fishflinger: Telling them what to wear comes down to officals deeming what they are wearing is interfering with the others opportunity to learn.

Oh yeah, because when this guy I knew in High School dyed his hair from brown to blonde, it totally prevented me from being able to learn anything, ever again.

Get real. It's hair color. It could be purple with pink stripes and it won't affect the ability of children to learn one bit.

This has nothing to do with the children's ability to learn. This has everything to do with public schools turning into little fiefdoms run by tyrants who don't care whether children learn or not, they just want people to respect their 2 inch cock.

superbovine: FTFA: "She was like your hair is inappropriate for school and I was like why and she was like there are pink spots in there," Kryska said.

Like, oh my god.

And now, for an excerpt from Being in Hell
So like, oh my god, I was talking to Tiffany and she was like "Did you see Kryska's hair?" and I was like "so totally grody to the max." Then, Billy came by and was like "hey" and I was like "hey" and then.... and then....

//I fell asleep after that point,

Bunnyhat 2008-01-06 06:21:27 PM

Weaver95: TheCid: Kiribub: "Your hair is inappropriate for school"

Okay, that's just ridiculous.

Exactly. The schools are there to teach, not to tell people what to wear.

Reality disagrees with you. We tell kids what to wear, what to eat and how to behave. Don't run, don't walk, stay off the grass. Repect authority, don't question, repeat what you're told when you're told to repeat it. Buy the right products, individualism is scary, look like everyone else and you'll be free.

That's our future.



Sure thing River.



"People don't like to be meddled with. We tell them what to do, what to think, don't run, don't walk. We're in their homes and in their heads and we haven't the right. We're meddlesome. "



/Teach them how.

If you think those ideas came from that show, you really need to watch less tv and read a book, listen to music etc.

As someone who works in a salon and sees young girls do this ALL THE TIME and then come in with angry mothers in tow to have it fixed, I'm really getting a kick out of the whole debacle.

WhyteRaven74: No, no it doesn't. If someone's clothes or hair are distracting someone, then that someone has been sorely failed by the school(s) they have attended.

A normal person should not be distracted by hair or clothes. Class managed to proceed normally even during Halloween, when most people dressed in costume. If someone is distracted by hair color so much that it interferes with their academics, that's his or her problem.

Robert Reed is going to be FURIOUS!

howinsidious: As someone who works in a salon and sees young girls do this ALL THE TIME and then come in with angry mothers in tow to have it fixed, I'm really getting a kick out of the whole debacle.

Do you "fix" it? If so, I hate you and DIAF.

/JK
//Kinda
///You bastard

or Diff'rent Strokes (new window)

Stole my joke thunder, huh?

missmez: Oh, shut the fark up. Do they not sell brown hair dye where you live?

You must really like to follow orders, huh?

howinsidious: As someone who works in a salon and sees young girls do this ALL THE TIME and then come in with angry mothers in tow to have it fixed, I'm really getting a kick out of the whole debacle.

Are the mothers angry at the daughter, the hair color product, or at having to pay you?

And more importantly, how many are hot?

Wait, wasn't this a Brady Bunch show.

From the other day, when there was an article about the time Greg accidentally got green hair.

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