Re: Mother angered by school’s ban on nose-pierced daughter

by alpbach1 on Mon 18 Jan 2010 - 10:32

If you think a nose stud is more important than your daughters education than i am not the 'idiot'...this thread is about a kids rebellion, not about if a nose stud is cheap or not!

Technophobe..learn the difference between a personal attack and an opinion...and if you still don't understand, Google the word 'Personal'

by karma on Mon 18 Jan 2010 - 10:38

It's not about how it looks in my opinion - it is about the erosion of the school's principle and rules which has a knock on effect in later life - there is a times and place for everything and school is not the place for jewllery

as my previous post said there are plenty of 'imitation' nose studs to chose from - which can be worn in the evenings and week ends without flaunting the rules......

by **kiwis kitten** on Mon 18 Jan 2010 - 10:43

Fair Enough Alpach1...
but U were the one who used the word 'WHORE' insinuating that anyone with a nose piercing was one....

That wasn't anything to do with the topic ....was it ?!?!?!

Ok then...back to topic.........

I think she is 14..her mother knew it wouldn't be allowed at school so she should of waited till she was a little older....
Not because it makes her look like a whore.......
There we are !!!

by technophobe on Mon 18 Jan 2010 - 10:43

alpbach1 wrote:If you think a nose stud is more important than your daughters education than i am not the 'idiot'...this thread is about a kids rebellion, not about if a nose stud is cheap or not!

Technophobe..learn the difference between a personal attack and an opinion...and if you still don't understand, Google the word 'Personal'

I think it's quite clear who the idiot is in this conversation - someone who refers to girls and women as whores simply because they wear a nose stud. Now you're trying to worm your way out of it by saying that's not what the thread's about (which it isn't, but you started this diversion with your moronic statement).

Please keep your misogynist opinions to yourself.

by alpbach1 on Mon 18 Jan 2010 - 10:48

by KiwiG on Tue 19 Jan 2010 - 8:03

Alpy, I had no idea you were a ladies discreet parts doctor ??!!

Woman hater.........................I don't think so!

KK. like the bogie grader concept, don't it make pickin a bit tricky though?

Think I will quit before my knee caps are visited !

by alpbach1 on Tue 19 Jan 2010 - 8:26

KiwiG wrote:Alpy, I had no idea you were a ladies discreet parts doctor ??!!

Woman hater.........................I don't think so!

KK. like the bogie grader concept, don't it make pickin a bit tricky though?

Think I will quit before my knee caps are visited !

I have a lovely wife and two adorable daughters, if anyone thinks that I am a woman hater than they are small minded jerks!

by karma on Tue 19 Jan 2010 - 8:58

Woman hater.........................I don't think so!

by technophobe on Tue 19 Jan 2010 - 9:29

alpbach1 wrote:
KiwiG wrote:Alpy, I had no idea you were a ladies discreet parts doctor ??!!

Woman hater.........................I don't think so!

KK. like the bogie grader concept, don't it make pickin a bit tricky though?

Think I will quit before my knee caps are visited !

I have a lovely wife and two adorable daughters, if anyone thinks that I am a woman hater than they are small minded jerks!

Hopefully your daughters will come in with their noses (or other parts of their anatomy) pierced one day, then maybe your views would become less judgmental.

by kat on Tue 19 Jan 2010 - 9:32

looks like a start of a zit ..

by karma on Tue 19 Jan 2010 - 9:32

by alpbach1 on Tue 19 Jan 2010 - 10:01

SSDD....................GAL..............

by GD on Tue 26 Jan 2010 - 22:05

It is illegal for children to get tattoos and body piercing, Guernsey's Health and Social Services Department has reiterated.The department said the law was designed to prevent children from making decisions they could regret.

'Mental side'
Nick Dray, from Black Star Tattoo, said young people needed to think carefully before being tattooed.
"While there's no actual physical reason why they can't get a tattoo, there's the mental side - maybe they haven't thought it through about jobs and careers.
"Also, a lot of youngsters get tattoos that they end up regretting."
In a statement, the department