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STOMPer must have been caught by the RSM and "politely" invited to go trim his hair. Still so on nowadays? Me think unless his sideburns machiam those of Elvis 10m-long type should be ok right? Anyway ever since Kitaro was refused entry at Changi many moons back because of his long mane, I thought they will loosen up a bit but realistically not for uniformed groups... Just funny when during ICT you see many blokes coming in with their dyed or long hair and naively or seriously thinking they can get away with it Then one by one during in-pro kena pick up by RSM to go get their wonderful hair "enhanced" to SAF standards [laugh] From STOMP: http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sg...ns_recruit.html Posted on 20 Jun 2012 Guy goes for reservist but gets his sideburns shaved off like NS recruit STOMPer jojo joget went for two days of reservist training but his sideburns were trimmed short, like that of a National Service recruit's. Said the STOMPer: "I'm a reservist. I've already ORDed (reached operational ready date). "The barber cut my sideburns like a NSman recruit's. "We are reservists but they made us like NSmen. "Just for two days of reservist."

Time to do some house cleaning... Tattoos, shaved heads out for judges Fri Nov 9, 2007 8:29am EST BEIJING (Reuters) - A court in central China has banned on-duty judges from wearing heavy makeup and "frolicking" with colleagues, in an exhaustive list of 55 regulations to improve judicial etiquette. A notice issued by the high court of Henan, the top judicial authority in the heartland province, also banned judges using certain phrases in the courtroom, including: "Are you the judge or am I?" -- and "You will certainly lose this case." Judges would not be allowed to wear jewels, Friday's Beijing Times said, citing court spokesman Xie De'an. Holding hands with colleagues is also out, he said. "Judges must not dye their hair, wear heavy make-up, tattoos or painted nails. Male judges must not grow long hair, beards or shave their heads," the paper quoted the notice as saying. To ensure judges treated their office with respect -- and not taint it by questioning lawyers' abilities or calling trial witnesses "annoying" -- plainclothes inspectors would be posted to monitor court proceedings, the paper said. Judges who broke the rules would receive "criticism and education," and serial offenders would be fired, it said. Authorities in China have also asked police and taxi drivers to mind their manners. In September, 2008 Olympic host city Beijing said it would crack down on police officers smoking, eating and chatting on duty, while female taxi drivers in April were ordered to leave their scarves and chunky earrings at home.