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British boys in their school uniforms

I have just moved here and I'm going to a college where there is no uniform so maybe I'm the only one who likes this. But God, the boys in their uniforms are soooooooo alluring.
Meh, this is probably a lame thread haha. Please don't go "...and what's your question?" below. I'm just so bored right now :biggrin:

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Reply 1

RedArrow

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Wtf is a British school boy uniform?!

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One can only hope you mean the boys over the age of sixteen!

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U mad OP.

Original post by Plainview

LOL

Reply 6

IntoTheWater

OP

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Original post by RedArrow

Wtf is a British school boy uniform?!

Okay how do you call that then?

Original post by Ben Kenobi

U mad OP.

Whyyyy? They just look so nice... :colondollar:

Reply 7

Tim2341

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Original post by IntoTheWater

I have just moved here and I'm going to a college where there is no uniform so maybe I'm the only one who likes this. But God, the boys in their uniforms are soooooooo alluring.
Meh, this is probably a lame thread haha. Please don't go "...and what's your question?" below. I'm just so bored right now :biggrin:

You sound like a pedo.

Reply 8

Tim2341

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Original post by Plainview

HAHAHA, splitting my sides.

Reply 9

IntoTheWater

OP

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Original post by Tim2341

You sound like a pedo.

But I'm 16... :awesome:

And yes, when I said boys, I didn't mean little kids :unimpressed:

Reply 10

Ben Kenobi

Original post by IntoTheWater

Okay how do you call that then?

Whyyyy? They just look so nice... :colondollar:

I think that school uniforms are restrictive and thus would like if all schools let students wear their own casual clothing so they could express their individuality.

Reply 11

Daniellejo.

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Strange....
I've personally never seen any college that makes you wear uniform but maybe if you can find one you should transfer there lol?

Reply 12

King Leonidas

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Original post by Plainview

Repped, cannot stop laughing :awesome:

Reply 13

Izzyeviel

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Don't see the attraction myself.

Reply 14

willbee

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My school uniform was pretty dashing :tongue:

the sixth formers had maroon blazers, white shirt, black trousers and tie (the colour and look depended on whether you were a prefect, rugby team, had been awarded 'colours' for excelling in a particular subject, or hadn't). The lower school have black blazers and a striped maroon/navy tie. It's an all boys school too and a proper old grammar so it seems quite posh, and I always felt proud to wear it because it looked good and it marked me out as (reasonably) intelligent :tongue:

It was kind of annoying that we had uniform at sixth form, but having said that, I'm quite glad because I feel like it was easier to have that then what the local academy sixth form has (you have to dress like business people, so office wear essentially) which seemed like there was pressure to dress appropriately from the teachers, but also to do it with style from the students.

And I think high school kids are quick to judge and be cliquey, and I felt like our uniform reduced that (probably also the fact that it was all boys as well). The only distinctions were jumpers (sleeveless/not, black/grey/maroon, sometimes people wore cardigans instead) and ties, which just denoted your achievements (or lack of them). We even had a 'haircut' policy that declared you weren't allowed patterns shaved in, and you weren't supposed to have your hair longer than your collar. Also, a really old rule stated that the Head Boy was the only student allowed to grow a beard. :biggrin:

Reply 15

ladynova

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my school uniform had the other school calls us Saint Mingers. Because I went to a catholic school where we had brown blazers with yellow shirts and compulsory brown and yellow socks that were knee high with a checked brown and yellow skirt that was past the knees.

Reply 16

ChocoCoatedLemons

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I have never seen a college or sixth form with uniforms. So I just interpreted it as you were lusting after young teenagers.

Reply 17

Miyata

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This thread is a full-on pedo worshiping nest.

Reply 18

Truflais

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Original post by Plainview

Lmfao. No words.

Original post by willbee

My school uniform was pretty dashing :tongue:

the sixth formers had maroon blazers, white shirt, black trousers and tie (the colour and look depended on whether you were a prefect, rugby team, had been awarded 'colours' for excelling in a particular subject, or hadn't). The lower school have black blazers and a striped maroon/navy tie. It's an all boys school too and a proper old grammar so it seems quite posh, and I always felt proud to wear it because it looked good and it marked me out as (reasonably) intelligent :tongue:

It was kind of annoying that we had uniform at sixth form, but having said that, I'm quite glad because I feel like it was easier to have that then what the local academy sixth form has (you have to dress like business people, so office wear essentially) which seemed like there was pressure to dress appropriately from the teachers, but also to do it with style from the students.

And I think high school kids are quick to judge and be cliquey, and I felt like our uniform reduced that (probably also the fact that it was all boys as well). The only distinctions were jumpers (sleeveless/not, black/grey/maroon, sometimes people wore cardigans instead) and ties, which just denoted your achievements (or lack of them). We even had a 'haircut' policy that declared you weren't allowed patterns shaved in, and you weren't supposed to have your hair longer than your collar. Also, a really old rule stated that the Head Boy was the only student allowed to grow a beard. :biggrin:

That was very in depth. :lol:

I don't think I've ever heard of a girl really finding males in school uniforms attractive. Thought it was mostly guys who liked girls in school uniforms :K: