Every been send home from work for inappropiate clothes?

[Prefade]

My workplace is casually dressed anyway so it is hard to cross any lines, although I did apparently once come close after turning up in my "Every Time I Wank God Kills A Kitten" t-shirt.

 

[Thora]

on my left foot, my middle toe is longest. On my right, my 2nd.

Freak

 

[mrs quoad]

One kid at my school got sent home until his hair grew.

 

[Mogden]

Nearly sent home. I wore my Nirvana/Dante's rings/fudge packin'/mofo etc. t-shirt in an A-Level exam. My head of year left me a note which said something like "Although I'm not adverse to the odd Nirvana ditty I feel there is something on your t-shirt that may cause offence. Please don't wear it in college again".

That must be about 13 years ago and strangely I'm wearing the very same t-shirt again today but with a plaid shirt over it. I'm having a midlife crisis and listening to the same!

 

[Gromit]

It's a condition called Morton's Toe.

The Greeks and Romans considered it beautiful. But this is not a beautiful example...

Ooh I didn't realise there was a name for it. I have Morton's toe then. If he wants it back he can fuck off. I'm one of 10%. I feel special now!

Good for women's pointy shoes I've always thought. Not that I wear women's shoes.

 

[GarfieldLeChat]

only on the occaisions i go in in me strippers gear. it's the crotchless panties, apparently. fucking fascists

i think in reality it's your untamed monster vadge spider that's the issue rather than the clothless under garments beign worn

 

[Gromit]

I'm considering coming into work next week wearing nothing but a posing pouch. Would that be considered unappropriate do you think? I'll make sure the pouch is in the corporate colours.

 

[GarfieldLeChat]

never at work. I've been asked to dress smarter, to which my respons eahs always been pay me more then. at which point they've dropped it.

though i once was suspended from school for 'an extreme of fashion hair cut' which was odd because it was a mowhawk down, previously havign the mowhawk up had been no issue at all but the school had some made up nonsense about undercuts not being allowed and so they classed my hair down as an undercut... which to my mind was madness. the out come was that they basically said that i either had to cut it or be prevented from attending class with the rest of the class and would be taught in isolation. I basically got private tutoring from this point on and would go and have a cheeky smoke with my teacher... this lasted for about 8 months til they finally relented...

these day's i can wear what the hell i like...

 

[*Miss*Sparkle*]

I've never been sent home, but I did get a detention at school for wearing gloves and ankle socks. Apparantly if it was cold enough for gloves I should have been wearing tights.

I've had a few tellings off at work for my skirt being too short, although there was nothing in the dress code where I worked regarding skirt length.

 

[Cloo]

No, but I almost wish I had been if someone had been more honest!

I got quite comfortable in my first job, which seemed like a pretty relaxed place. I wore my septum ring occasionally, and later I got spiky purple hair extensions. No one appeared to mind, but I'm sure it's one of the reasons my boss seemed to go off me and start bullying me. I wish she'd just said that she felt I looked unprofessional or something rather than starting to pick me up on everything else! I'm pretty sure the hair/nose ring was part of what set her off, and she should have just said something if she thought it wasn't on.

At school my mate Katy and I got a talking to in the sixth form when she dyed her hair green and I dyed mine purple (but it was much brighter on Katy, as she had very light hair). It wasn't very permanent stuff, but the head of sixth form told us it wasn't appropriate, bad example to the kidz etc (it's not as though we were at all cool or influential!). Mind you, a few kids did appear with coloured hair streaks in the next few weeks. We probably would have been sent home if we'd been considered troublesome (our school was hypocritical like that) but as we were considered 'nice' girls, we got no more than a talking to.

 

[AnnO'Neemus]

My high school uniform was burgundy and grey. I lived in a children's home as a teenager and when we went shopping with one of the residential social workers with our uniform allowance, I managed to persuade them that having red in the uniform meant we were allowed to wear red shoes, so we bought a pair!

But then I got sent home.

I still have a thing about red shoes. Once I bought five pairs of red shoes in the sales on the same day.

 

[Detroit City]

But then I got sent home.

I still have a thing about red shoes. Once I bought five pairs of red shoes in the sales on the same day.