Posted on 21 Mar 2012
A polytechnic freshman who worked hard to enter the institution found himself so distracted, he made a plea on an online forum -- to ask his female peers to 'wear more clothes'.
According to the China Press, the Singapore Polytechnic student said he needed to concentrate on his studies without being distracted by girls.
"Can ask them not to be too revealing? Shorts, mini skirts, sleeveless ... how can I concentrate in class?" he wrote, complaining they 'loved to show off their cleavage and long legs'.
"It's okay if they are ugly. But they are all very pretty!" he added in the online posting, which drew flak as netizens labelled him a 'monk' and called him 'hopeless'.
In Oct 2010, tertiary institutions like Republic Polytechnic, the Nanyang Technological University imposed dress codes on their students. MDIS had enforced this in 2008. A church also imposed a dress code, and a Ngee Ann Polytechnic student in a skimpy outfit was also spotted by a STOMPer on campus.
Said STOMPer Morton, who came across the news:
"Wah, I really have to agree that either this guy has never seen a girl before, or the girls in Singapore Poly are really so sexy.
"He has the willpower to work hard and enter the polytechnic, but he cannot apply this same willpower to focus on his studies and tune out of all distractions?
"I tell you ah, if I had pretty girls around me wearing so little, I'd be even more motivated to come to school...lol!
"But okay lah, to be fair, I have to say to the girls, please cover up a bit more, at least a jacket or longer pants. You go to school to study, not to make a poor poly freshman distracted! Haha!"
According to the China Press, the Singapore Polytechnic student said he needed to concentrate on his studies without being distracted by girls.
"Can ask them not to be too revealing? Shorts, mini skirts, sleeveless ... how can I concentrate in class?" he wrote, complaining they 'loved to show off their cleavage and long legs'.
"It's okay if they are ugly. But they are all very pretty!" he added in the online posting, which drew flak as netizens labelled him a 'monk' and called him 'hopeless'.
In Oct 2010, tertiary institutions like Republic Polytechnic, the Nanyang Technological University imposed dress codes on their students. MDIS had enforced this in 2008. A church also imposed a dress code, and a Ngee Ann Polytechnic student in a skimpy outfit was also spotted by a STOMPer on campus.
Said STOMPer Morton, who came across the news:
"Wah, I really have to agree that either this guy has never seen a girl before, or the girls in Singapore Poly are really so sexy.
"He has the willpower to work hard and enter the polytechnic, but he cannot apply this same willpower to focus on his studies and tune out of all distractions?
"I tell you ah, if I had pretty girls around me wearing so little, I'd be even more motivated to come to school...lol!
"But okay lah, to be fair, I have to say to the girls, please cover up a bit more, at least a jacket or longer pants. You go to school to study, not to make a poor poly freshman distracted! Haha!"
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