Cosplay at School Social?

By Highlander. 19/07/09, 02:25 pm

But you study what you love to learn. And the assignments get more real, more what you would actually expect to have to do in a workplace.

You can alway take a year off to decide, earn some money, it comes in handy. Some jobs you learn and qualify on the job.

And more responsibility than a little dance????

By Olli. 19/07/09, 02:27 pm

I have alot of responsibility and I'm only 17 ><

By Highlander. 19/07/09, 03:03 pm

You will be well prepared for life then.

By deceptivemagick. 20/07/09, 09:34 am

go life!

By Olli. 20/07/09, 09:40 am

:S not making it better lol ^^

By Highlander. 20/07/09, 09:47 am

Not my problem. HaHa. By my stage of life you live with responsibility, thats why when I have spare time I like to relax.

By Olli. 20/07/09, 09:48 am

But I'm like half your age and I already have to live with resposibility ><
It's not fun!!!
I wanna be a kid again!!!

By PIe. 20/07/09, 10:17 am

I say your still a kid, well yes you have responsiblity but at 17 you can still do stupid things and blame them on your being young

By Olli. 20/07/09, 10:20 am

It doesn't work for me anymore sad

I have to be the resposible eldest child ><

By MissEevee. 20/07/09, 10:20 am

i agree.

since turning 18 i've had to stop doing that.
/feel really bad when i do.

somehow i feel like a switch should've been flipped and i should be all mature now.

;-;

By Olli. 20/07/09, 10:22 am

That switch flipped when I was 13-14 ><
Now I feel really bad if I do anything wrong

By PIe. 20/07/09, 10:25 am

That is why I plan to run away and join Peter Pan and the lost boys before I turn 18, I'm terrified of having to act my age

By Olli. 20/07/09, 10:26 am

When are they taking new lost boys?!?! I'm not 18 yet!!!

By Highlander. 20/07/09, 10:47 am

Ollithia wrote:: But I'm like half your age and I already have to live with resposibility ><
It's not fun!!!
I wanna be a kid again!!!

Well it's not so much twice your age, once you leave school, say 18 or whatever, then thats it. And you can rediscover you childhood anytime, you just have to pay for it yourself. Lets dress up in costumes and dance down the street, without any sense of shame, like 5 y.o.

Personified Insanity wrote:: I say your still a kid, well yes you have responsiblity but at 17 you can still do stupid things and blame them on your being young

Just cause you older you still make mistakes. You just have to accept them.

MissEevee wrote:: i agree.
since turning 18 i've had to stop doing that.
/feel really bad when i do.
somehow i feel like a switch should've been flipped and i should be all mature now.
;-;

Does not work like that. You can now behave however you like, you just responsible for it. We do learn more over time, but it's never like there is some hidden secret knowledge. Just responsibility/freedom. You break something you pay, not mum/dad.

Ollithia wrote:: When are they taking new lost boys?!?! I'm not 18 yet!!!

"Lost Boys" Double meaning. A classic vampire movie of the 80's with a different take on youth gangs, vampires, and grandparents.

By deceptivemagick. 20/07/09, 10:49 am

i was thinking peter pan, but ok

By MissEevee. 20/07/09, 10:50 am

i know it doesn't work like that.
but i wish it did.

i always thought i'd feel all grown up and older on my 18th birthday, but nothing changed.
except now my bus card is inordinately expensive. D:

u.u

By deceptivemagick. 20/07/09, 10:51 am

i know that feeling, being over 18 didnt kick in til i was 19

By Olli. 20/07/09, 10:54 am

Lol I'm making my bro a metro card and I'm gonna use it XD

By Highlander. 20/07/09, 11:00 am

There still hasn't been any moment for me. Of course things do happen slowly, but I never notice them. Like the new people in the CCC asking me stuff for instance, just cause I act like I live here. Like I joined two months before you. Like teaching pre-apprentices and kids and adults occasionally. Like finding I am not actually visiting my friends, but their kids. Etc. But still don't feel any different.

By Olli. 20/07/09, 11:02 am

I'm already visiting a friend with a kid ><

By Highlander. 20/07/09, 11:18 am

Well I'm sure if you want one then in a year or two.

By Olli. 20/07/09, 11:21 am

>< kids........ lol

By Selphiroth. 23/08/09, 02:00 am

I didn't know anything about cosplaying when I was at school. Man, am I THAT old?

However for Mufti Day, I have went in:

- Pajamas
- Blood Soaked Corpse* on Halloween
- My School Uniform, HORRENDOUS SKANK STYLE. The ones of you who know what I'm like, you may laugh not.

_
*My teachers LOVED it. So much that one ran off to get me lollies. Rumour has it though, we had changed our school rules because the admins hated it so much, anything like that were writtin into school rules as BANHAMMERED. Don't know if it's real though.

By azeria. 23/08/09, 02:52 am

Selphiroth wrote:: *My teachers LOVED it. So much that one ran off to get me lollies. Rumour has it though, we had changed our school rules because the admins hated it so much, anything like that were writtin into school rules as BANHAMMERED. Don't know if it's real though.

ugh, that reminds me of my intermediate. They banned people wearing hoodies and sweat bands 'cause it promoted being in a gang. Of course no one took any ntice so they didn't have one if term four.

Seriously though, all my warm tops were hoodies.
'twas very lame. But so was that school.

Mufti school ftw! *luffs on Onslow*

By Selphiroth. 23/08/09, 03:48 am

I second that so hard. I just loved the argument of "but schools with uniforms do well!" Um well DUH, consider that a kilt is like 400+ each, the people who can afford to go to schools with uniform probably have lines and lines of tutors spoon feeding them everything.

*cringe* My school was a public one nonetheless. So much for "we take all students in the zone". More like "if you are not rich, we'll use the uniform loophole to exclude you".

O_O banning HOODIES. That's like the only thing youngters wear. Patch or bandana I can understand, hoodies now that's just silly.

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