[ SECRET POST #2225 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2225 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

My school had very strict rules about never ever taking shoes off inside classrooms. Except dance, because of the wood floor, and drama, though I've never been sure why shoes weren't allowed in the drama room.

It was partially because of danger if there was a fire, but mostly because it was considered a) obnoxious behaviour- too informal for a classroom and b) unhygenic to have sweaty, smelly feet around.

I remember a point in in year 11 or 12 where a handful of people got particularly enthusiastic about breaking this rule and it was hilarious how annoyed some of the teachers were getting.

As far as I can remember, most teachers didn't like people taking off even muddy and/or wet shoes before walking on the carpet.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

I also went to a school where you were more likely to get yelled at for taking muddy shoes off than for tracking mud onto the carpet.

Reading these comments is so weirdly interesting, because the idea of taking shoes off anywhere other than your own home (or if they had so much mud on them it wouldn't come off on the doormat) is so utterly foreign to me.