[arista]

Just Debated on itv's GMBHD.


A Headteacher gave a interview on Radio5
and told these Women to Dress in
Proper Clothes.


Then a lady Journalist/Broadcaster
Kelly Rose Bradford said in the studio
it is wrong.
Although she did do it,
but never got out the Car.

Piers said if men went like that
on a School Run , they would be arrested for being Lewd


Shocking Women

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

Just Debated on itv's GMBHD.


A Headteacher gave a interview on Radio5
and told these Women to Dress in
Proper Clothes.


Then a lady Journalist/Broadcaster
Kelly Rose Bradford said in the studio
it is wrong.
Although she did do it,
but never got out the Car.

Piers said if men went like that
on a School Run , they would be arrested for being Lewd


Shocking Women

...that's it though as well, many parents don't get out of the car as so many schools do 'drop offs' with parking etc always being an issue and safety...also many parents have children going to different schools because obviously different ages, so having to do two/three or how ever many school runs in the mornings, plus may have pre-school children and babies as well/making packed lunches etc..which yes, could be done in advance but those children have to be bathed and settles in bed as well and general exhaustion...so something has to give with the getting dressed in the mornings...anyways, I bet you love a lady in her pjs and slippers....

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...that's it though as well, many parents don't get out of the car as so many schools do 'drop offs' with parking etc always being an issue and safety...also many parents have children going to different schools because obviously different ages, so having to do two/three or how ever many school runs in the mornings, plus may have pre-school children and babies as well/making packed lunches etc..which yes, could be done in advance but those children have to be bathed and settles in bed as well and general exhaustion...so something has to give with the getting dressed in the mornings...anyways, I bet you love a lady in her pjs and slippers....

Yes I think they call that
a Milf!


But Ammi
it was just Debated Live on SkyNewsHD
2 women , no less.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes I think they call that
a Milf!


But Ammi
it was just Debated Live on SkyNewsHD
2 women , no less.

..oh, two women no less.....

..the school want their children to be there on time in the morning, they want them to have had a nourishing breakfast, ready for their learning, they want them in their full school uniforms and not forgetting anything..lunches/PE kits/homework due etc...they want, they want, they want, they want..well it's good to teach children that in adult life, sometimes/some mornings, some things have to give and people don't always get what they want because it's a struggle to get it all done....I looked at their website this morning, I couldn't find a picture with a child in it, doing lessons/activities/special occasions with parents present/family events etc...nothing but empty classrooms..it doesn't seem to me to be a school about children and families ..if they want the 'right impression' for their school, if that's so important to them...then I think that maybe they should look at stepping up their game first and look at the impression that they're giving out ...

[smudgie]

Lovely example they set for their kids.
The lazy beggars that I have seen on the local news walk to school, fag in their mouth, slippers and dressing gowns on top of their pj's. Female Andy Capp springs to mind
Think it was all stopped a good while back.

[Marsh.]

It's just laziness.

I remember there was a woman down the road who would stroll to the post office in her pyjamas.

Take pride ffs.

[Cherie]

Awful practice, It takes minutes to change into day clothes there is no excuse

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Awful practice, It takes minutes to change into day clothes there is no excuse

Yes these women seem not to care?
Even on LWHD

[arista]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

It's just laziness.

I remember there was a woman down the road who would stroll to the post office in her pyjamas.

Take pride ffs.

Why did You not Tell Her Off
Marsh?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by arista

Why did You not Tell Her Off
Marsh?

I don't shout at middle aged women in the street.

[King Gizzard]

broken britain

[Crimson Dynamo]

smh chavs

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

smh chavs

Thats Shocking LT

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

Thats Shocking LT

shocking women

[Crimson Dynamo]

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Thank You LT
that was the letter on GMBHD
at 7:15AM today

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

Thank You LT
that was the letter on GMBHD
at 7:15AM today

yes I was watching, Piers is an excellent addition to this programme so I watch it more now.

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

yes I was watching, Piers is an excellent addition to this programme so I watch it more now.

You Are Most Wise LT.

[Jack_]

Who gives a ****? People should be able to wear whatever they want (or as little as they want...although not in this scenario) wherever they want

Live and let live

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

lmao what snobby nonsense, someone should wipe their arse with this trash and post it through the reception's letterbox

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Who gives a ****? People should be able to wear whatever they want (or as little as they want...although not in this scenario) wherever they want

Live and let live



lmao what snobby nonsense, someone should wipe their arse with this trash and post it through the reception's letterbox

Exactly, If a Dad wants to take his kids to School dressed up as Jimmy Saville then who is anyone to protest?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Who gives a ****? People should be able to wear whatever they want (or as little as they want...although not in this scenario) wherever they want

Live and let live



lmao what snobby nonsense, someone should wipe their arse with this trash and post it through the reception's letterbox

Those Days Are Gone
Jack - rare poster of tibb
Man Up!

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Who gives a ****? People should be able to wear whatever they want (or as little as they want...although not in this scenario) wherever they want

Live and let live



lmao what snobby nonsense, someone should wipe their arse with this trash and post it through the reception's letterbox

It has nothing to do with snobbery, its setting an example that you dress appropriately for the occasion.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Cherie

It has nothing to do with snobbery, its setting an example that you dress appropriately for the occasion.

Indeed, you arrive prepared. Pyjamas are for your bedroom. Get up, wash and put your clothes on you skanky lazy chavs

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Cherie

It has nothing to do with snobbery, its setting an example that you dress appropriately for the occasion.

It has everything to do with it. For the occasion? What occasion? Driving or walking your children to a street which has a building on it in which they go in to learn? Whoopdee-****ing-doo. They aren't attending the Oscars, this isn't The Ritz, it's a bloody school.

People should be able to wear whatever they want, wherever they want...and it's the place of no one else to tell them otherwise. I would also apply this to school uniforms if it weren't for the prevention of bullying that it provides.

'Setting an example' should be explaining to children the importance of and enjoyment that can be sought from learning and being educated, and encouraging them to get the most out of their experience, not 'you should wear this here', 'you shouldn't wear that there' like these man made ~rules~ about what material things that sit on your body should be at all important and have any impact on your contribution to the world

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Jack_

It has everything to do with it. For the occasion? What occasion? Driving or walking your children to a street which has a building on it in which they go in to learn? Whoopdee-****ing-doo. They aren't attending the Oscars, this isn't The Ritz, it's a bloody school.

People should be able to wear whatever they want, wherever they want...and it's the place of no one else to tell them otherwise. I would also apply this to school uniforms if it weren't for the prevention of bullying that it provides.

'Setting an example' should be explaining to children the importance of and enjoyment that can be sought from learning and being educated, and encouraging them to get the most out of their experience, not 'you should wear this here', 'you shouldn't wear that there' like these man made ~rules~ about what material things that sit on your body should be at all important and have any impact on your contribution to the world

So you would be happy for the teachers to rock up in slippers and pjs?