Kids in their knightwear
Aug 13th 2007, 7:17 am
#61
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Re: Kids in their knightwear
I cannot believe that 4 pages have been written on this subject. I think it is time you all took a chill pill. One of the things that I like about Australia is that no one gives a tuppenny toss what anyone else does or wears as long as it is not affecting their life. So what if someone goes bare foot or out in their pjs or whatever else. You might not do it, but as it is not affecting your life, why get worked up about it.
Aug 13th 2007, 7:27 am
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Re: Kids in their knightwear
Good grief where did you get that from 
I wasn't attempting to be on a moral highground or try and be superior at all. It was a simple question because I honestly don't see the difference. You seem to have got stressed by someone with bare feet and now even more stressed with me. I was simply voicing my opinion that there are some things in life that are worth ignoring and others that need getting wound up by. You and I obviously want to stress about different things. And I basically can't be arsed to write a disclaimer on every post I make that when I say "you" I don't mean it personally I mean it generally. I apologise. The written word sometimes just doesn't work
Oh and I did say that I sort of saw where you were coming from on one bit.
I wasn't attempting to be on a moral highground or try and be superior at all. It was a simple question because I honestly don't see the difference. You seem to have got stressed by someone with bare feet and now even more stressed with me. I was simply voicing my opinion that there are some things in life that are worth ignoring and others that need getting wound up by. You and I obviously want to stress about different things. And I basically can't be arsed to write a disclaimer on every post I make that when I say "you" I don't mean it personally I mean it generally. I apologise. The written word sometimes just doesn't workOh and I did say that I sort of saw where you were coming from on one bit.
Aug 13th 2007, 8:23 am
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Aug 13th 2007, 10:04 am
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Re: Kids in their knightwear
We took our kids swimming at Joondalup pool yesterday with me in my pj pants and a t-shirt with thongs. It was Sunday, so I didn't get dressed all day.
I love the dress code here.
I love the dress code here.
Aug 13th 2007, 1:06 pm
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Re: Kids in their knightwear
On balance, I have no issue. Where it matters, places get mopped.
Can understand walking through Bunnies barefoot- you might cop a trolley of all things.
Aug 13th 2007, 1:07 pm
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Aug 14th 2007, 2:32 am
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Re: Kids in their knightwear
If you trod in muck or dirt or mud barefoot you'd probably do something about it at some point. If you did the same in shoes you might not do anything about it and still traipse through the hospital. Hey one of my blokes fell through the roof at a house fire and traipsed in with his smoky jacket and structural boots. Might even have spilt blood in a few places.
On balance, I have no issue. Where it matters, places get mopped.
Can understand walking through Bunnies barefoot- you might cop a trolley of all things.
On balance, I have no issue. Where it matters, places get mopped.
Can understand walking through Bunnies barefoot- you might cop a trolley of all things.
