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xomby
| 15
That is so stupid of the school.
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tounces7
| 27
Could probably get around this by either having her wear a hat, tying back her hair, or using a program that will change the way the color appears to other people seeing it.
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xomby
| 15
That is so stupid of the school.
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Kraths
| 16
People will complain about anything given the chance. I had my hair dyed bright pink for almost a year and people complained about it all the time, granted most of them were based on the fact that I am a twenty-something male. Also, your daughters hair has to be the least distracting thing going on. I know friends whose kids are playing video games or watching tv at the same time.
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marktime100
| 4
Too many negative votes, comment buried.
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puckyou
| 18
this is the dumbest comment that I've read in a long time.
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Xatraris
| 35
I always thought strippers had daddy issues. Now I know it's because of dyed hair and allowing a child be a, well, child. who would have thought
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kfchicken_fml
| 27
please tell us how a hair color is in any way correlated to future job prospects?
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Last I check hair dye doesn't damage brain cells.
I as a person who has colored my hair many times enjoyed a decent military career, became a union carpenter and recently took up driving semi.
At no point did I take up stripping and my parents are not my friends.
I also have tattoos which I bet are also against your views. So you can take those stupid stereotypes of yours and shove em.
I as a person who has colored my hair many times enjoyed a decent military career, became a union carpenter and recently took up driving semi.
At no point did I take up stripping and my parents are not my friends.
I also have tattoos which I bet are also against your views. So you can take those stupid stereotypes of yours and shove em.
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tounces7
| 27
Could probably get around this by either having her wear a hat, tying back her hair, or using a program that will change the way the color appears to other people seeing it.
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newwitch2010
| 11
She shouldn’t have to change it, she’s learning online FFS...
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Ana Kostelnik Miller
| 2
just buy a cheap Halloween wig for zoom classes. those rules are dumb and she's got zero reason to fix her hair for a 20 minute class with people who can't actually see her.
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RichardPencil
| 29
Use a virtual background and check the box saying you have a green screen. Set the "green" color to your daughter's color. To continue the freak out, have her wear a shirt nearly the color of her hair.
A floating face should be acceptable to the school.
A floating face should be acceptable to the school.
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raven_of_azarath
| 32
This is why I don’t use that. With the lighting in my room, the computer can’t distinguish between the wall and my face, so all you see is my eyes, mouth, and hair.
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RichardPencil
| 29
Actually, a green screen really worked. Before that, my headphones created big holes in my skull!😂😂😂
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Cody Vertigo Bonthoux
| 15
call them say no and then get ahold ahold of the other parents so they can get their kids to dress like a neon crayon then zoom really won't work
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AmbrosiaFan
| 18
Ask for the specific dress code violation and look for it in your handbook. Then tell her to kick rocks.
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sisoladra
| 20
dont change it at all cuz she should b able to have her hair however she wants so just go buy a cheap wig in a normal colour n have her wear that when in online classes n she can take it off after :) win win u dont waste the dye and u show her other ppl r not allowed to dictate how she looks.
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Brightside86
| 21
I should be studying, and just hearing about your daughters hair is distracting me.