You can wear college shirts, just as long as they are in state schools. Stupid.
You can wear college shirts, just as long as they are in state schools. Stupid.
I read that story yesterday. I would call it a violation of the 1st amendment.
Yes, every single one of them througout the country.
Time to pack up and move, apparently.
In reply to Grtechguy:
Pretty sure five yearr olds don't get the right to free speech at school. Pretty sure dropping a couple of four letter words still puts you in hot water. And they can make you wear uniforms or whatever. But banning non-state schools seems unfair.
The article said: Santanic cult dress, witchcraft and related symbols.
Apparently there are some pretty serious Santana fans out there.
poopshovel wrote:The article said: Santanic cult dress, witchcraft and related symbols.Apparently there are some pretty serious Santana fans out there.
poop wins!
Hilarious.
We all should just wear state approved solid color jump suits anyway. Just think of how much time you would save each morning not having to decide what to wear.
Where are the "OU/OSU SUCKS" shirts? There isn't much out in OK, IMO, to be proud of so they have to force it on them apparently.....
I saw this article. I think it's a dumb policy. But there are many similar. For instance, did you know that the "zero tolerance" rule regarding knives in schools extends to the cafeteria, where the only utensil choices are plastic forks and plastic spoons? Ever tried cutting a chicken patty/mystery meat with a cheesy plastic fork? Actually, I have found that the spoon is much more effective at cutting. But seriously, a plastic butter knife?
alfadriver wrote: Yes, every single one of them througout the country. Time to pack up and move, apparently.
BY. I'll wave as you leave.
Ranger50 wrote: Where are the "OU/OSU SUCKS" shirts? There isn't much out in OK, IMO, to be proud of so they have to force it on them apparently.....
Says the guy in Kentucky...............
In reply to z31maniac:
I am in Alabama so I will refrain from smart assed comments about OK.
In reply to 1988RedT2:
Heck I remember breaking a tooth on a grade school grilled cheese sandwich 
Granted when I was in school even pocket knives were allowed and I could wear what I wanted.
z31maniac wrote:Ranger50 wrote: Where are the "OU/OSU SUCKS" shirts? There isn't much out in OK, IMO, to be proud of so they have to force it on them apparently.....Says the guy in Kentucky...............
Well..... Most people don't have to be forced into "Bleeding blue" around here. 
In reply to Ranger50:
Even during college football season? It is pretty quiet up there until basketball starts up.
In reply to Otto Maddox:
There is a college football season????? Most people around here are for the overpaid pro's and ignore CFB. I'll stick with the Spartans, because it isn't the University of those other guys, and UK, even if they do suck. I can't stand LSU, Bama, or any of the other SEC schools.
alfadriver wrote: Yes, every single one of them througout the country. Time to pack up and move, apparently.
As long as you don't suggest any changes are necessary it's OK to complain. It's the changes part that gets you a visit from the black helos.
1988RedT2 wrote: But seriously, a plastic butter knife?
A kid in my High School literally tried to slit his wrists with plastic knives...locked himself int he bathroom for an hour and went through a handfull of them, but they all broke from the pressure he had to apply to get it to even attampt to break skin. IIRC he didnt even draw blood.
And I got in trouble in 7th grade for wearing a Fudpuckers T-shirt "ya aint been pucked till ya been fudpucked"...great burgers.
A buddy of mine got sent home that same day for wearing a "Lifes a beach" shirt. Good times.
we wore these -
And some wore these -
The little outlaw, how dare he? 
Might I suggest some back-to-school shopping for the parents in the room?
4cylndrfury wrote: And I got in trouble in 7th grade for wearing a Fudpuckers T-shirt "ya aint been pucked till ya been fudpucked"...great burgers. A buddy of mine got sent home that same day for wearing a "Lifes a beach" shirt. Good times.
You went to Oak Hills?
poopshovel wrote:The article said: Santanic cult dress, witchcraft and related symbols.Apparently there are some pretty serious Santana fans out there.
LMAO. Good catch, but I find the witchcraft rule outright insulting unless all other religious attire is banned.
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