forced to wear it down :(

i have a bit of an annoying problem, i went to school almost a wek with my mohawk but then some arseholes decided they would try to cut my 'hawk now i have to wear it mostly down to avoid my mohawk being cut, any suggestions?

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Permalink Reply by Segadoway on October 24, 2008 at 5:34am

the school is fine, the people arent

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Permalink Reply by Emmerr Oi! on October 24, 2008 at 4:31pm

im not allowd to wear mah hawk up o school teh cunts :( n plus i gotta try n hida mah leopard print coz else ill get suspended AGAIN

but yeah i agree with teh "tell them if they cut your 'Hawk you will cut their genitals" idea =]

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Permalink Reply by Becki on November 1, 2008 at 5:08am

My college wanted me to get rid of mine but I stated that I signed a contract in my year 10 (when I was 13-14) that I wouldn't wear excessive jewellary, cut-off jeans and such (these rules go to everyone) and since then I hadn't signed a new contract so the agreement actually ran out 3 weeks after I signed it. And what they suggested was actually against my freedom of expression, and hence my human rights. I told them that if I was pulled into the office about my hair again, I would have the local newspaper on their ass so quick, they're head would fall off. They tried to do me for threatening a member of staff, I got my phone and started ringing the local paper.

They don't seem to have a problem with me wearing cut-off jeans, spikes or having my hair up now. But most of my teachers were so supportive and don't put up with any crap about my hair from anyone. In fact they protect my hair, if someone gets scissors or a lighter near my hair they send the person out.

I have to put up with some shit'eds too, me and my hair has dodged scissors, lighters, propane, matches, razors, all sorts really. The school should provide some sort of pretection, as it's all assult with intent to harm. I just wanna fucking kick their 'eds in!!!!!!

Revenge as apposed to turning the other cheek is my motto.

Inless you've signed a contract stating that you cannot have a mohawk, you can have one anywhere. With dyed colours, that is acceptable and more common but that can be solved if it goes a 'natural' colour. State your rights, it's part of basic human rights and what they are suggesting is actually illegal. Use the media to your advantage.

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Permalink Reply by Segadoway on November 2, 2008 at 2:36am

the school is fine with it, but they are slack and basically ignore anyone trying to cut my hair, i can do what i wont with my hair but they are jus t bullshit at my school