A Conversation for The Feline and Fiddle
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Menza Posted Apr 24, 2001
So what is it about Catholic school uniforms then, they are the same as any other school uniform? 
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Mrs V Posted Apr 24, 2001
As but only Catholic Schoolgirls really wear uniforms in america, imagine being deprived of that joy eh? I was 16 yr old jailbait, I know!
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Mustapha Posted Apr 24, 2001
It's not so much the uniforms themselves as the moral strictures placed upon them. Lots of "Thou Shalt Not..." and that kind of thing. The uniform symbolises the taboo nature of the young female person inside them.
Unless, of course, you happen to have a thing for tartan (of which many Catholic schoolgirls' uniforms consist), then that's a whole other area... 
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Babel17 Posted Apr 24, 2001
"May the wind blow high and the wind blow low,
But through the streets in ma kilt a'll go,
And all the lassies shout 'Hallo',
Babel, whars yer troosers"
*returns to his 
*
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Mrs V Posted Apr 24, 2001
Nice boxer shorts though Babe!!
My schoolgirls wear blue blouses and rather short skirts, at my school it was the rule to have skirts at least two inches below the knee, and the headmistress had a ruler!
Hxx
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Mrs V Posted Apr 25, 2001
Wanders in in full uniform, well it was fuller when she was 16...
how do I look?
Hxx
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Apr 25, 2001
::jaw hits the floor, drools:: 
::tries not to puddle::
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Apr 25, 2001
That's *Dr* V, if you don't mi...... oh, hello dearest. 
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Babel17 Posted Apr 25, 2001
Er, what boxer shorts? I don't wear anything under my kilt. 
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Apr 25, 2001
*clears throat and points to B-17's nether regions to indicate that he is in fact wearing the boxer shorts over his kilt*
Nice look Babel, a kind of Scottish Superman effect.
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Babel17 Posted Apr 25, 2001
Would that be a Shcottish Shuperman. Shurely shome mishtake?
Yesh, Able to leap tall buildingsh in a shingle bound, fashter than a shpeeding bullet.....
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Mustapha Posted Apr 26, 2001
That heat vision must come in handy during the Scottish winters.
So what's the Scottish kryptonite then?
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Apr 26, 2001
*looks worried and backs away*
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