Originally posted by: Mermaidman
Yesterday on BBZZDD, someone posted a half-nude girl with a Plano High School drill team sign behind her . . . Of course, everyone knows drill team>cheerleaders.
"Teachers were scared of them," Jones said. "I talked to a ... football coach who was teaching student council, and he was obviously scared of them. He had taught inner-city school kids in San Francisco and he said gang members were nothing compared to these girls."
Originally posted by: Fern
"Teachers were scared of them," Jones said. "I talked to a ... football coach who was teaching student council, and he was obviously scared of them. He had taught inner-city school kids in San Francisco and he said gang members were nothing compared to these girls."
WTF?
Are these some kind of gun-toting crack dealing thug cheerleaders?
Fern
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: Fern
"Teachers were scared of them," Jones said. "I talked to a ... football coach who was teaching student council, and he was obviously scared of them. He had taught inner-city school kids in San Francisco and he said gang members were nothing compared to these girls."
WTF?
Are these some kind of gun-toting crack dealing thug cheerleaders?
Fern
read the article
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: Ameesh
this is ridiculous, how can so many people be afraid of some teenage girls?! if you can't mentally break them down put their ass in a basket and then they will know whos boss
They weren't afraid of the girls, they were afraid of the PARENTS and their jobs most likely.
Originally posted by: NFS4
http://www.theksbwchannel.com/news/10672328/detail.html
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=state&id=4906704Some Dallas-area cheerleaders caused big trouble at their school when risque pictures of them turned up on MySpace.com.
The group of cheerleaders at McKinney North High School was known as the "Fab Five." The girls were "uber cool," according to attorney Harry Jones, who was hired by the school district to launch an investigation.
They were "telling teachers to shut up, using a cell phone in class even after being told not to, cheating on tests, skipping school," Jones said.
The pictures turned up on MySpace.com in September. The girls were drinking in some of them, NBC News' Michelle Kosinski reported. In another picture, girls posed in the cheerleading uniforms in a condom shop.
According to Jones' report, the girls were "smiling and holding candles shaped like male genitalia."
At the time, the girls were suspended, but never kicked off the cheerleading squad.
Jones said they felt they could intimidate and threaten anyone at the school in part because the principal, Linda Theret, was the mother of the squad's co-captain.
"Teachers were scared of them," Jones said. "I talked to a ... football coach who was teaching student council, and he was obviously scared of them. He had taught inner-city school kids in San Francisco and he said gang members were nothing compared to these girls."
In the wake of the investigation, Theret agreed to resign and the Fab Five are now off the cheerleading team.
Theret's attorney and some of the cheerleaders have been quoted as saying Jones' portrayal of them is unfair and overly harsh.
But Jones' 70-page report blames Theret for protecting the girls, who also had support from their own parents.
"Kids will be kids, but adults have to be adults," Jones said.
:laugh:"They took my cell phone and sent dirty text messages to my husband and to another coach," Ward said.
Originally posted by: Fern
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: Fern
"Teachers were scared of them," Jones said. "I talked to a ... football coach who was teaching student council, and he was obviously scared of them. He had taught inner-city school kids in San Francisco and he said gang members were nothing compared to these girls."
WTF?
Are these some kind of gun-toting crack dealing thug cheerleaders?
Fern
read the article
Yeah, OK re-read it. Still don't see how they were worse than gang members.
Oh, I see. He's talking about San Francisco gangs. I guess the gangs over there hold you up at gun point and force you to let them do your nails and hair.
Fern
Originally posted by: NFS4
"Teachers were scared of them," Jones said. "I talked to a ... football coach who was teaching student council, and he was obviously scared of them. He had taught inner-city school kids in San Francisco and he said gang members were nothing compared to these girls."
Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: Fern
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: Fern
"Teachers were scared of them," Jones said. "I talked to a ... football coach who was teaching student council, and he was obviously scared of them. He had taught inner-city school kids in San Francisco and he said gang members were nothing compared to these girls."
WTF?
Are these some kind of gun-toting crack dealing thug cheerleaders?
Fern
read the article
Yeah, OK re-read it. Still don't see how they were worse than gang members.
Oh, I see. He's talking about San Francisco gangs. I guess the gangs over there hold you up at gun point and force you to let them do your nails and hair.
Fern
I take it you've never been to Oakland? Much less a Raider's game?
Originally posted by: Imp
Glad the ***ch principal lost her job. Hope some karma is heading their way too... the second they step out of their 'sheltered' highschool.
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: Imp
Glad the ***ch principal lost her job. Hope some karma is heading their way too... the second they step out of their 'sheltered' highschool.
heh oh they will. they try that ****** in college or the real world they are in for a shock.
Originally posted by: cliftonite
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