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In reply to the discussion: Florida House dress code: No skirts more than an inch above the knee. Is this 2023? - Miami Herald [View all]calimary
(81,220 posts)39. And Marjorie Trailor Trash would have to cover up to come for a visit.
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Florida House dress code: No skirts more than an inch above the knee. Is this 2023? - Miami Herald [View all]
GGoss
Jan 2023
OP
In my high school the principal made the girls kneel on the floor to check skirt length.
Irish_Dem
Jan 2023
#2
The VP's were the ENFORCERS. The rule MAKERS....were a crazy mix, including school board members in
maddiemom
Jan 2023
#52
Those of us who went to school in snow country when girls could not wear pants remember--
hlthe2b
Jan 2023
#6
im the same age as you! I wore my little sisters mini skirt to school and no one said a thing
samnsara
Jan 2023
#17
If you wore your tiny little sister's skirt it must have been up to your wazoo.
Irish_Dem
Jan 2023
#60
Exactly it was all our fault because the boys couldn't keep their eyes to themselves.
Irish_Dem
Jan 2023
#84
Trips and falls on the stairs; torn hems were the reasons (or excuses) for no long dresses.
maddiemom
Feb 2023
#111
Women wore long dresses for hundreds of years and didn't die going down stairs.
Irish_Dem
Feb 2023
#112
Well, when you haven't got any real agenda you have to spend time doing something.
Biophilic
Jan 2023
#5
Different fashion & etiquette rules; women's formal wear includes sleeveless.
NullTuples
Jan 2023
#58
Step back though and examine how "professional" is defined for men and women
NullTuples
Jan 2023
#78
im ok with the dress codes for work if people know what when and why! But when they are
samnsara
Jan 2023
#19
That must mean the current Governor of Arkansas wouldn't be permitted to speak there
BumRushDaShow
Jan 2023
#10
Bum, a dress code is just a drop in the bucket, she needs an entire fashion makeover.
Irish_Dem
Feb 2023
#110
WTF...This reminds me of high school in the 1960s. Girls got sent home if their skirts were too high,
ashredux
Jan 2023
#13
sounds like australian school system a few decades back. we had to wear uniforms and
certainot
Jan 2023
#14
I think that was our high school dress code for girls in the 60s. Boys hair had to be at least two
doc03
Jan 2023
#22
The Dems could still play around with colors to see which ones are "inappropriate".
TheRickles
Jan 2023
#36
This is how Lexi Thompson handled this bullshit when the LPGA tried the code.
twodogsbarking
Jan 2023
#51
I notice there's no prohibition on bare butts. Moon 'em and send 'em to their therapists.
Hermit-The-Prog
Jan 2023
#65
How long before burkas are requires for all women in public? And maybe they'll get rid of allowing
Lonestarblue
Jan 2023
#81