Texas School District Bans Cleavage In Classroom

[Theiananator]

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: Aflac

Originally posted by: moshquerade
we have this rule in our high school already. i don't see it as a problem.
too bad showing off rolls of flab through a tight shirt couldn't be banned.

Mmmm... muffintops.

you like seeing that?

Why God? Why?

 

[Iron Woode]

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: Aflac

Originally posted by: moshquerade
we have this rule in our high school already. i don't see it as a problem.
too bad showing off rolls of flab through a tight shirt couldn't be banned.

Mmmm... muffintops.

you like seeing that?

I'd hit that.

:Q

 

[E equals MC2]

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: Aflac

Originally posted by: moshquerade
we have this rule in our high school already. i don't see it as a problem.
too bad showing off rolls of flab through a tight shirt couldn't be banned.

Mmmm... muffintops.

you like seeing that?

I'd hit that.

:Q

but of course you would.

 

[Iron Woode]

Originally posted by: E equals MC2

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: Aflac

Originally posted by: moshquerade
we have this rule in our high school already. i don't see it as a problem.
too bad showing off rolls of flab through a tight shirt couldn't be banned.

Mmmm... muffintops.

you like seeing that?

I'd hit that.

:Q

but of course you would.

so?

I don't discriminate. Slim or chunky, women still need to be satisfied.

 

[OutHouse]

Originally posted by: DrPizza

Originally posted by: lokiju
So as soon as a male teacher tries to enforce this the girl is going to sue for sexual harassment and that'll be the end of that rule.

Same rule in our school, and it's no problem for male faculty to enforce it. But, you're right, as we discussed in faculty meetings, there's not a very tactful way for a male teacher to approach the issue in class. So the simple solution is a discipline referral is sent to the office... students name, what's wrong, signed: faculty. Student is later called down, problem solved. From a teacher's perspective, I have seen male students completely distracted by the clothing girls were wearing to the point that it completely disrupts the educational process for them. "Hmmmm, John's taking a test, but he's just sitting there, staring forward most of the time." 5 minutes later, while walking around the room I notice (and it'd be impossible not to notice; I'm not specifically checking girls out) that Betty's thong underwear are all that's covering half of her butt the way her jeans are riding so low in the back. No wonder John has been staring forward.

edit: it's kinda ironic how I can and have no problem telling a male student with his underwear hanging half out "Hey Bob, I don't care if you think it's stylish, we don't want to see your underwear." But, I'd never in a million years dare say that to a female student.

Chicken. bok bok bok....


edit just kidding. actually the chick on our helpdesk isnt shy about showing her thong. granted she is 43 and not 19 but she has the body of a 19 year old. having some "whale Tail" around here is refreshing.

 

[palswim]

Originally posted by: Eeezee
They never enforced the dress code at my school (no spaghetti straps, no brand name logos, no short shorts/skirs). No one will enforce this one, either.

No brand name logos? What?

As much as I hate most name brands, what kind of a rule is that? Unless they were specifically talking about the "Hooters" name brand or stuff like that.

Schools should encourage girls to wear name-brand clothing - it'll guarantee that whatever she's wearing would have to have enough fabric to fit the logo/name. I guess this would apply to the boys, too, but from what I hear, that's not much of a problem, except for the water polo team.

 

[OutHouse]

Originally posted by: palswim

Originally posted by: Eeezee
They never enforced the dress code at my school (no spaghetti straps, no brand name logos, no short shorts/skirs). No one will enforce this one, either.

No brand name logos? What?

As much as I hate most name brands, what kind of a rule is that? Unless they were specifically talking about the "Hooters" name brand or stuff like that.

Schools should encourage girls to wear name-brand clothing - it'll guarantee that whatever she's wearing would have to have enough fabric to fit the logo/name. I guess this would apply to the boys, too, but from what I hear, that's not much of a problem, except for the water polo team.

i think he means shirts with Bud, Marlboro, coors light, girls gone wild. stuff like that.

 

[palswim]

Originally posted by: Citrix

Originally posted by: palswim

Originally posted by: Eeezee
They never enforced the dress code at my school (no spaghetti straps, no brand name logos, no short shorts/skirs). No one will enforce this one, either.

No brand name logos? What?

As much as I hate most name brands, what kind of a rule is that? Unless they were specifically talking about the "Hooters" name brand or stuff like that.

Schools should encourage girls to wear name-brand clothing - it'll guarantee that whatever she's wearing would have to have enough fabric to fit the logo/name. I guess this would apply to the boys, too, but from what I hear, that's not much of a problem, except for the water polo team.

i think he means shirts with Bud, Marlboro, coors light, girls gone wild. stuff like that.

Ah, ¡Comprendo! Claro.

 

[Juno]

Originally posted by: LolaWiz
i can understand WHY they chose to do this.
From what i have seen young girls (12yo to 17 yo) wearing, it is sad, scarry and inappropriate.
They see what famous "skanks" are wearing on TV and in mags and they want to look that way too, eventhough the celebrities are often times 10-15 years older than them.
I feel sorry for the young girls growing up too fast wearing adult clothing.

I am all for being proud of ones body, but there is a time, place and AGE for that.

I will stop being a prude now

blame the media.

Originally posted by: KarmaPolice
I am a guy..and thus love the cleavage but I agree....girls are wearing stuff at such a young age now that its a bit strange. I remember in highschool, and middle school that some stuff people wore was a bit much..but most of it was ok. Now I can see a 17 year old and think she is closer to my age (22).

i'm 22 and girls in my high school were wearing tanktops all the time. it was popular in my high school. my high school is really a small school (estimated student body = 400) and almost everyone has participated in sports.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: E equals MC2

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: moshquerade

Originally posted by: Aflac

Originally posted by: moshquerade
we have this rule in our high school already. i don't see it as a problem.
too bad showing off rolls of flab through a tight shirt couldn't be banned.

Mmmm... muffintops.

you like seeing that?

I'd hit that.

:Q

but of course you would.

so?

I don't discriminate. Slim or chunky, women still need to be satisfied.

at your expense?:laugh:

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: andylawcc
I thought everything is bigger in Texas...

Not anymore after the Religious took Texas over.

It shouldn't even be a State anymore. It is it's own 1930's Germany like Country.

But Texans like it so they can stay there and keep it.

 

[Rainsford]

I don't know about this rule. From what I remember (and it's been a few years) high school is boring as hell...if I didn't have the girls to check out, I don't know what I would have done. And it's Texas, so I'm not sure there are any academics to distract the male students from anyways

 

[BigJ]

Originally posted by: dmcowen674

Originally posted by: andylawcc
I thought everything is bigger in Texas...

Not anymore after the Religious took Texas over.

It shouldn't even be a State anymore. It is it's own 1930's Germany like Country.

But Texans like it so they can stay there and keep it.

I honestly don't know how you continue to get away with sh!t like this.

 

[pcnerd37]

I guess this means that guys are going to have to start concentrating on thier school work now that the distraction is going to be gone. Without this distraction, maybe they can now say that men are definatively smarter than girls.

I just graduated and had no problem with the girls having lots of cleavage. Sure it was distracting at times but the work still got done, so I see no problem. How am I supposed to know what girls I want to ask out if I cant see a sample of the goods?