I really did
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My high school look was so extra that if you lived in Seattle 25 years ago just talking about my hair and jacket could dox me.
Becky?
Edit: Oh ... Hi Brad.
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Would the bottom right image be considered overdressed for you? Because that would have been a common sight at my school, at least the type of clothes. Not just the rich kids either. Could be a cultural thing but like this is Southern Germany I'm talking about, not Paris or Milan
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I feel like Americans would freak out in the most incredible way if they had hs uniforms
We kinda have them, but we freaked out and largely discontinued them.
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Becky?
Edit: Oh ... Hi Brad.
No but hi (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞
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We kinda have them, but we freaked out and largely discontinued them.
Muh freedom moment
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I don't get it except the red-shirted lady looks way out of proportion, like an AI pic maybe. I dressed like a slob in HS and have no idea how other people dressed.
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I feel like Americans would freak out in the most incredible way if they had hs uniforms
Many do. Mostly Catholics though, and those kids are a little intense. My wife was smoking in the bathroom and dating while I was painting minis
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I don't get it except the red-shirted lady looks way out of proportion, like an AI pic maybe. I dressed like a slob in HS and have no idea how other people dressed.
Thats lindsay lohan, and thats just what lowcut jeans did to us. Theres a reason they didnt stick around lol
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I feel like Americans would freak out in the most incredible way if they had hs uniforms
Private schools exist
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Would the bottom right image be considered overdressed for you? Because that would have been a common sight at my school, at least the type of clothes. Not just the rich kids either. Could be a cultural thing but like this is Southern Germany I'm talking about, not Paris or Milan
From what I've heard from Americans, the standard of dress for basic tasks like going to the shop is apparently high compared to the same in America
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Would the bottom right image be considered overdressed for you? Because that would have been a common sight at my school, at least the type of clothes. Not just the rich kids either. Could be a cultural thing but like this is Southern Germany I'm talking about, not Paris or Milan
I live in Seattle and those girls look like they are about to go to a club and not school to me. Granted in my area if I, as a man, wear a shirt with buttons on it to the office I feel like I am dressing up.
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Muh freedom moment
freeeeeeeedumb
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We kinda have them, but we freaked out and largely discontinued them.
One of the core tenets of fascism is uniformity. Give trump some time to cook and I'm sure he'll make school uniforms mandatory soon enough.
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I don't get it except the red-shirted lady looks way out of proportion, like an AI pic maybe. I dressed like a slob in HS and have no idea how other people dressed.
You've never seen Mean Girls?
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Thats lindsay lohan, and thats just what lowcut jeans did to us. Theres a reason they didnt stick around lol
It's also a movie poster, so could've been photoshopped.
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My high school look was so extra that if you lived in Seattle 25 years ago just talking about my hair and jacket could dox me.
My high school look started off so extra. It pivoted so slightly, yet thoroughly, to whatever the opposite of extra is, that if I described it and dropped a location I'd probably dox myself.
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You've never seen Mean Girls?
I'm a frayed knot.
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Thats lindsay lohan, and thats just what lowcut jeans did to us. Theres a reason they didnt stick around lol
I wouldn't have guessed those were low cut jeans and I didn't recognize Lindsay Lohan, but ok, at least I've heard of her. Thanks.
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One of the core tenets of fascism is uniformity. Give trump some time to cook and I'm sure he'll make school uniforms mandatory soon enough.
See what I mean
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From what I've heard from Americans, the standard of dress for basic tasks like going to the shop is apparently high compared to the same in America
Yep, I’m an American who moved to Germany and I wish it was accepted to wear sweatpants and my husband’s t shirt to the grocery store. I still do sometimes, but I don’t enjoy being stared at angrily by old ladies in public, so most of the time I’ll at least pull jeans on. I’m never getting rid of my Asidutt though.
Luckily, linen shorts are as comfortable as sweatpants in warm weather and don’t look as schlubby.
