Prince George's County is a community imperiled: It's not the police officers beating students and lying about it , no, and it is not high-school football players having liaisons with prostitutes during school-sponsored trips. The real problem, you see, is much worse: Students in the D.C. suburb have taken to wearing...
Couldn't find any "positive role models in our community" wearing their pants low because they defined all people doing so as not positive role models. Not exactly subtle.
ETA: Also too: Mustaf? That sounds almost... Mohammatan. Burn him!
Reminds me of the furor over suspenders worn with one strap hanging down in the 1980's. It meant something terrible awful, but I can't remember exactly what.
<i> Related sociological finding: Vegetarians don&rsquo;t eat meat due to a lack of steak knives.</i> That&#039;s some Grade-A snark right there.
The yutes always find a style that their parents hate. It&#039;s a coming-of-age imperative to establish their own identity and ease the inevitable parting. (Followed by the inevitable moving back in &#039;cause things didn&#039;t work out.) But that&#039;s no reason to take a belt to them.
What kind of Republicans are they? Everybody knows they should be giving out bootstraps.
Couldn&#039;t find any &quot;positive role models in our community&quot; wearing their pants low because they defined all people doing so as not positive role models. Not exactly subtle.
ETA: Also too: Mustaf? That sounds almost... Mohammatan. Burn him!
Psasha and LaTrina, reminds me of the old joke about psychiatrist having a silent p.
Reminds me of the furor over suspenders worn with one strap hanging down in the 1980&#039;s. It meant something terrible awful, but I can&#039;t remember exactly what.
As soon as we get finished &quot;grinding&quot; at high school dances, we will work on that.
<i> Related sociological finding: Vegetarians don&rsquo;t eat meat due to a lack of steak knives.</i> That&#039;s some Grade-A snark right there.
The yutes always find a style that their parents hate. It&#039;s a coming-of-age imperative to establish their own identity and ease the inevitable parting. (Followed by the inevitable moving back in &#039;cause things didn&#039;t work out.) But that&#039;s no reason to take a belt to them.