Can you wear WHATEVER you want to uni? (2 Viewers)

[axlenatore]

so that's why there's so much bush on campus

Just take her onto shortland waters golf course, they wont mind, and just dump the body in the wetlands

 

[Rafy]

I wore my John Howard campaign t-shirt once. That was fun.

 

[Graney]

so that's why there's so much bush on campus

I must concede, Newcastle does have some advantages over Sydney unis...

But there are probably isolated rural campuses that are even stronger in this respect.

 

[Kalashnikov47]

What happen if you decorate your T-shirt in a distinctive manner, which is politically incorrect... will you get bashed? or you will just be treated like an idiot? or actually... both?

 

[Will Shakespear]

What happen if you decorate your T-shirt in a distinctive manner, which is politically incorrect... will you get bashed? or you will just be treated like an idiot? or actually... both?

uni is very serious place

you will soon be expelled!

 

[KarmaKitten]

As long as you dont wear high heels. Some girls are so stupid wearing heels especially with all the cobblestone and stairs.

Crazy!

 

[Scissors]

what if i turn up topless?

 

[Miss Winey]

Yes, you can wear ANYTHING you want.
in my time at uni, i have seen PLENTY of nudity.
in public and on stage.

 

[axlenatore]

what if i turn up topless?

Youll be asked to stay behind

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

Re: 回复: Re: Can you wear WHATEVER you want to uni?

Welcome to chronic spine problems!

Mhmm...

Heels push your pelvic bones forward and arch your back. Wearing high heels all the time can and most definately will create a hunch in your back, and possibly deform your feet, pushing the outter toes permanently towards the inside toes.

If you like having a massive hunch, chronic back pain and loss of ballance later in life, wear heels all the time.

 

[@matthew]

I've turned up suited up, no sleep, and still drunk after a couple of parties.

And I've also been in tracksuits, and suits again when I have work.

 

[cute.asa.button]

Hung over or still drunk is the normal state for most uni students most mornings, at least after first year when they have got over the fact that uni is nothing like high school.