School spirit week

RayCav of ASVS · Post by **RayCav of ASVS** » 2002-10-02 07:19pm

Well, it's school spirit week at my school.

In case you don't know, you're supposed to dress to a certain theme.

Monday was Superhero Day.

My superheros:

Wong, Crusher of Trolls

And who can hate HIT-MAN?

And of course....

We all love the Mastermind

Tuesday: Sport Day

Wednesday, Decades Day (dress up as your favorite decade)

Stupid wankers kept yanking off my comm badge

Tomorrow, Toga Day

Time to play "Boy who will yank off the togas off the senior chics"

Friday, Spirit Day

Time to skip school and play hookie

Solid Snake · Post by **Solid Snake** » 2002-10-02 09:08pm

Must....destroy....school spirit....

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi · Post by **Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi** » 2002-10-02 09:32pm

At my school, we're having an "80's week", where we dress up in fashions from the 80's. By "we", I mean about 15 students.

aerius · Post by **aerius** » 2002-10-02 09:32pm

I lacked school spirit, school just sucked the life out of me. How students could get so happy-like about school I could not understand. The only thing that made school tolerable were cute girls with skimpy clothing. That and getting ringside seats to fights and rumbles every week. University I have to say is a completely different story, with much better looking babes too.

Solid Snake · Post by **Solid Snake** » 2002-10-02 09:33pm

We had Jungle Fever for homecoming. I'll let that sink in on how stupid that was.

HemlockGrey · Post by **HemlockGrey** » 2002-10-02 09:52pm

Pajama Day. Celebrated by 50 students out of 1500, every one of them fucked up in so many different ways it's no longer funny, but only because it takes too long to list them.

Spanky The Dolphin · Post by **Spanky The Dolphin** » 2002-10-02 10:01pm

When my HS had theme-dress weeks, I didn't participate at all.

Although Darth Utsanomiko and I made sure to wear black shirts on School Spirit Fridays (school colours: red and blue). Not to be jerks or to make a statement, but just because.

Out of about 1700 students, I think only 10-30% participated (didn't really pay that much attention to it, and it was more than two years ago).

RayCav of ASVS · Post by **RayCav of ASVS** » 2002-10-02 10:09pm

aerius wrote:I lacked school spirit, school just sucked the life out of me. How students could get so happy-like about school I could not understand. The only thing that made school tolerable were cute girls with skimpy clothing. That and getting ringside seats to fights and rumbles every week. University I have to say is a completely different story, with much better looking babes too.

FUCK YEAH ON ALL ACCOUNTS!

First, I have no actual school spirit. I used it as an opportunity to show fealty to ASVS and SD.net, not my school, which I don't give a damn about.

Second, I love it because MAN THE GIRLS ARE SO GODDAMN FUCKING HOT!

Bob McDob · Post by **Bob McDob** » 2002-10-03 12:09am

Yay, somebody finally used my crappily edit Wong pic.

RayCav of ASVS · Post by **RayCav of ASVS** » 2002-10-03 12:12am

BTW, that girl I keep talking about of which I based Clarie on in my sob story fanfic? yeah, for decades day she dressed up as a WWII Army nurse. She was FUCKING HOT!!!!

Once again, this is me hoping she never ever reads this post

IRG CommandoJoe · Post by **IRG CommandoJoe** » 2002-10-03 12:18am

The only thing that made school tolerable were cute girls with skimpy clothing.

Unfortunately, my school, being the prison it is, doesn't even allow the girls to have such skimpy clothes as short shorts, mini skirts, or spaghetti straps. SPAGHETTI STRAPS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!!! The interesting thing is that the cheerleaders, romanettes, twirlers, field hockey players, soccer players, etc. get to wear pretty short skirts just for being a part of the school extracurricular activities.

Stormbringer · Post by **Stormbringer** » 2002-10-03 12:20am

RayCav of ASVS wrote:
Once again, this is me hoping she never ever reads this post

I think you're safe.

IRG CommandoJoe · Post by **IRG CommandoJoe** » 2002-10-03 12:21am

We had Jungle Fever for homecoming. I'll let that sink in on how stupid that was.

Actually that isn't so bad.

(Calls in an airstrike on some VC.)

salm · Post by **salm** » 2002-10-03 11:17am

you dress up in school???

aerius · Post by **aerius** » 2002-10-03 04:48pm

RayCav of ASVS wrote:
First, I have no actual school spirit. I used it as an opportunity to show fealty to ASVS and SD.net, not my school, which I don't give a damn about.

Second, I love it because MAN THE GIRLS ARE SO GODDAMN FUCKING HOT!

Hot girls huh? You got nothing on me. I went to school supermodel Estella Warren. She is an S.I. swimsuit model among other things, and I got to see her every day. But back then she was just another cute swimmer chick, one of tens of them in fact, if only I'd known....

Larz · Post by **Larz** » 2002-10-03 05:04pm

School spirit... ::shutters::. Back in high school we always had the expected ones: Hawian day (most hawian was my tan which I couldn't scrub off in time for me not to show a pissint of spirit), twin day (everyone around me: Gap, old navy, nike, A&F, other crap... me: faded slacks, plad shirt, tattered shoes), pajama day (unfortunatly pajamas seem to BE the modern high school trend), and school spirit day (they expected me to wear purple and silver...

)

I've never had school spirit, if anything I spread anti-school spirit. Of course I was that wierdo kid who sat in the corner, talked about off-wall stuff and played chess or computer games during my lunchtime hour (except my freshman year when I play flickerball, now that was fun)... well, glad I'm away from that horror and now into having my arse kicked in college

TheDarkOne · Post by **TheDarkOne** » 2002-10-03 05:49pm

I didn't have "school spirit" in high school, but I find I'm more inclined to now I'm university as I actually choose it(the university). Well actually its more faculty spirit, especially since "faculty spirit" is more or less synonymous with "large amounts of alcohol”(even though I don’t drink[yet anyway, I may start, but I have to think about it], its still quite a lot of fun).

Btw does anyone know what the symbols in my Avatar mean?

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi · Post by **Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi** » 2002-10-03 05:55pm

Today, it was "80's hair week" at my school. There were about 50 boys in afro wigs, and one gave his to me to wear for a little bit. I'm sure when I get back form vacation he'll have lice.

IRG CommandoJoe · Post by **IRG CommandoJoe** » 2002-10-03 06:02pm

you dress up in school???

Hell no!

salm · Post by **salm** » 2002-10-03 09:00pm

aerius wrote:
RayCav of ASVS wrote:
First, I have no actual school spirit. I used it as an opportunity to show fealty to ASVS and SD.net, not my school, which I don't give a damn about.

Second, I love it because MAN THE GIRLS ARE SO GODDAMN FUCKING HOT!

Hot girls huh? You got nothing on me. I went to school supermodel Estella Warren. She is an S.I. swimsuit model among other things, and I got to see her every day. But back then she was just another cute swimmer chick, one of tens of them in fact, if only I'd known....

you just love to point that one out, dont you?

CmdrWilkens · Post by **CmdrWilkens** » 2002-10-03 09:21pm

salm wrote:
aerius wrote:
RayCav of ASVS wrote:
First, I have no actual school spirit. I used it as an opportunity to show fealty to ASVS and SD.net, not my school, which I don't give a damn about.

Second, I love it because MAN THE GIRLS ARE SO GODDAMN FUCKING HOT!

Hot girls huh? You got nothing on me. I went to school supermodel Estella Warren. She is an S.I. swimsuit model among other things, and I got to see her every day. But back then she was just another cute swimmer chick, one of tens of them in fact, if only I'd known....

you just love to point that one out, dont you?

No he just loves staring at that picture.

aerius · Post by **aerius** » 2002-10-03 09:32pm

I like mentioning that fact about my life when others start jabbering on about all the hot chicks they've seen or how their friend's sister's cousin knows Natalie Portman or some other hot chick. Of course the fact that you guys keep reposting my picture in your replies would lead me to believe that you like staring at her too. but we're all guys so that's OK. BTW, though I do like looking at the picture, staring isn't the word I'd use, staring is what would happen if I met her again in real life at a swimsuit photo shoot.

phongn · Post by **phongn** » 2002-10-03 10:51pm

IRG CommandoJoe wrote:
The only thing that made school tolerable were cute girls with skimpy clothing.
Unfortunately, my school, being the prison it is, doesn't even allow the girls to have such skimpy clothes as short shorts, mini skirts, or spaghetti straps. SPAGHETTI STRAPS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!!! The interesting thing is that the cheerleaders, romanettes, twirlers, field hockey players, soccer players, etc. get to wear pretty short skirts just for being a part of the school extracurricular activities.

Oddly, my school did the same thing. (County-wide policy). In practise, most of the girls simply avoided the people who would send them to detention for wearing short-shorts or miniskirts. Spagetti straps were another story - most just didn't wear them.

IRG CommandoJoe · Post by **IRG CommandoJoe** » 2002-10-03 11:36pm

The thing is that EVERYONE enforces the rules by the book, and there are teachers that have free and security people posted around every floor and security people patrol around the school grounds. They don't have weapons of any sort but they have....WALKIE-TALKIES!!! Ooh....fear the wrath of the man with a walkie-talkie in his hand! But I have to say that they all do their jobs well, so....eh...

IRG CommandoJoe · Post by **IRG CommandoJoe** » 2002-10-03 11:41pm

Now that I think about this again, I suppose all of these strict rules have a better effect on students in general than letting them do basically whatever the hell they want. Besides, everyone is nice about the rules. I've never seen any staff member yell at anyone, mis-handle situations....nothing of that sort. I have to admit they are damned good at their jobs.