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TheDuck
Hey for exams, for sub fusc is a normal white "school" shirt ok with the white bow tie with a school black jacket or are you expected to wear a dress shirt and dinner jacket?

Sub fusc is never a dinner jacket/dress shirt (although people who don't own suits do do this and it is acceptable, but if you have the suit...)

Sub fusc is a dark suit with white shirt!

Black tie, white tie and sub fusc are different things...:p:
Reply 2
Just reminded me - I need to get a white shirt before exams next week!
Reply 3
lol...or borrow...I need to borrow a gown before Monday :0
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Megsy
Sub fusc is never a dinner jacket/dress shirt (although people who don't own suits do do this and it is acceptable, but if you have the suit...)

Sub fusc is a dark suit with white shirt!

Black tie, white tie and sub fusc are different things...:p:

So subfusc is basically a dark suit, except instead of wearing a normal tie you wear a white bow tie?
sTe\/o
So subfusc is basically a dark suit, except instead of wearing a normal tie you wear a white bow tie?

Yep, and a gown of course :smile:
Black socks, black shoes compulsory - don't get caught out and fined for navy socks!
Reply 6
Megsy
Yep, and a gown of course :smile:
Black socks, black shoes compulsory - don't get caught out and fined for navy socks!



Fined?!? But that's... how much?
Reply 7
So ambassador-stylee red socks with suit is frowned upon? The cruelty.

Standards are there to be kept, I spose.
Reply 8
TheDuck
Hey for exams, for sub fusc is a normal white "school" shirt ok with the white bow tie with a school black jacket or are you expected to wear a dress shirt and dinner jacket?

As long as it looks moderately smart. I believe the sub-fusc is technically normal collared, but you can get away with either normal or winged.
Reply 9
MatthewH
So ambassador-stylee red socks with suit is frowned upon? The cruelty.

Standards are there to be kept, I spose.

I've worn character socks with sub-fusc before now and it has never been a problem. Of course, if one is female and wearing a skirt it can be harder to get away with.
Reply 10
Anyone know the rules about tights/socks for with a skirt? Its a bit hot for tights but don't fancy getting fined on the way in - I'll have enough concerns at that point! (I know I should have the guidelines but I can't find them under the masses of revision notes, etc!)
:smile:
Reply 11
Dirac1984
I've worn character socks with sub-fusc before now and it has never been a problem. Of course, if one is female and wearing a skirt it can be harder to get away with.

Congrats dirac! That was the 5,000,000th post of TSR - enjoy that 1 year of free subdom, courtesy of the TSR Administration Team. :smile:

Read the "About the TSR" forum to see pig's post on this.
Reply 12
Megsy
Yep, and a gown of course :smile:
Black socks, black shoes compulsory - don't get caught out and fined for navy socks!


Fined? Gulp... Are dark grey okay?
Reply 13
Showsni
Fined? Gulp... Are dark grey okay?


Even an impoverished student can afford socks from Primark or Tesco. Just buy one pair and wear them for every exam :p:
Reply 14
Nutter
Congrats dirac! That was the 5,000,000th post of TSR - enjoy that 1 year of free subdom, courtesy of the TSR Administration Team. :smile:

Read the "About the TSR" forum to see pig's post on this.

If nothin else I have advertised the glory of sub-fusc to the outside world of TSR :biggrin:

Thanks Nutter :smile:
Pffft. I nearly got fined today for carrying a bottle of shaving foam! It got confiscated (before I trashed anyone) :frown: :mad:

How harsh. I wasn't even spraying it, I was already covered in the bloody stuff. I was simply holding it for the friend who sprayed me...and innocently waiting around for our PPEists to come out...

*has finished yey* :biggrin:
Reply 16
Megsy
Pffft. I nearly got fined today for carrying a bottle of shaving foam! It got confiscated (before I trashed anyone) :frown: :mad:

How harsh. I wasn't even spraying it, I was already covered in the bloody stuff. I was simply holding it for the friend who sprayed me...and innocently waiting around for our PPEists to come out...

*has finished yey* :biggrin:

The proctors are ridiculously harsh :rolleyes: I mean it's just a little over the top sometimes.
Reply 17
I was told women have to wear tights/stockings i.e. no socks. Not sure how true this is
Reply 18
This trashing thing after exams where people cover each other in eggs and foam and flour - does it happen every year? Seems like a good way to spoil a decent suit...
Reply 19
When i had prelims (hah, 'in my day...') - before the major proctor clamp down it mostly seemed to be spraying of champagne & glitter/confetti etc. Post clamp-down & warning about alcohol open fines blah blah blah people seem to have resorted to more "household" items, which probably look less blatent - but seem the eggs/flour/foam/fish i find far more disgusting & messy... :rolleyes:


Re trashing - erm, tis not just randoms who hang out & trash anyone - but friends of the trashee. So if you don't have any, or tell them not to & they respect that then you won't. Personally i've had enough balloons to nearly make me float away, lots of glitter, sprinkles (=multicoloured blouse when mixed with champagne!), champagne (un-opened until college, of course...), garlands, bunny ears, plasters & bandages (spot the theme there, ho ho), flowers & chocolates force fed. But men seem to enjoy the disgusting things more...the ones i know choose their suit/shirts for red carnation days strategically!