[bgill]

On one hand - Stupid school rules.

On the other - With all these "ooh, it's hot in the summer" headlines, apparently it's never gotten above 75 degrees in Europe in the entire history of the world.

[dblshot]

Rather kiltish I’d say.

[BureaucratusMaximus]

With the amount of Millenial feminized men out there...it’s no wonder that the generation after has no balls nor respect for oneself either.

[bk1000]

Had to wear long pants. Had to keep shirt tucked in. No air conditioning, just open windows held up with a ruler. We survived.
This was Georgia, where it typically stays at or above 90°, 80% humidity from April to September. No sympathy for faggy little snowflakes.

[KarlInOhio]

It was 93°F at Heathrow Airport.

[chris37]

The muslim invaders will enjoy the British schoolboys in skirts.

[Tanniker Smith]

I wonder if any got sent home because their hems were too far above the knee.

[nwrep]

With all these "ooh, it's hot in the summer" headlines, apparently it's never gotten above 75 degrees in Europe in the entire history of the world.

As a frequent traveler to Europe for business, I can attest to the fact that interior continental Europe can get sweltering and unbearable at times in the summer. This is worsened by the lack of easily available air-conditioned places, unlike in the good-ole USA....

[Opinionated Blowhard]

This situation seems ripe for a comment from Prince Phillip.

[kaboom]

Change the rules. Give a ring Down Under for tips. Ask for Angus.