I have a cape that I bought in a weak moment at the Cracker Barrel, because I was cold. It has a hood. Is that not street legal in OK now? I don't really look like a thug...more like a demented Christmas caroler.
I would say the issue is criminalizing it, or even legislating it at all, which is so hypocritical given the standard Republican railing against the "nanny state".
If shops want to have that rule (on penalty of removal from the premises), as long as it is equally applied to everyone I got no quarrel with it.
And the crime they committed while hooded was getting there "sooner", i.e. starting before the legal starting point for homesteading the former Indian Territory. I rest my case.
So in Oklahoma, open-carrying your gunz is just hunky-dory, but one's choice in flannel outergarments is a serious public threat? That certainly seems sensible.
Then the entire population of South Florida may as well go straight to jail on all counts. I'm not saying that's a bad thing.
And yoga pants worn in public, ever.
I have a cape that I bought in a weak moment at the Cracker Barrel, because I was cold. It has a hood. Is that not street legal in OK now? I don't really look like a thug...more like a demented Christmas caroler.
Yoda [shaking head]: "A dark, dark day it is for the Jedi..."
I would say the issue is criminalizing it, or even legislating it at all, which is so hypocritical given the standard Republican railing against the "nanny state".
If shops want to have that rule (on penalty of removal from the premises), as long as it is equally applied to everyone I got no quarrel with it.
And the crime they committed while hooded was getting there "sooner", i.e. starting before the legal starting point for homesteading the former Indian Territory. I rest my case.
<i>I&#039;m too urban for my hood.... Too urban for my hood So urban ... Ain&#039;t good.<i></i></i>
In the &#039;hood.
Seems that if you&#039;re unfortunate enough to be black and in Oklahoma, covering your face would seem to be a simple safety measure.
So in Oklahoma, open-carrying your gunz is just hunky-dory, but one&#039;s choice in flannel outergarments is a serious public threat? That certainly seems sensible.
I&#039;m guessing if I wear a cowboy hat on top of my hoodie I get a pass?
<i>So how would a cop on the street determine whether a hoodie wearer had ill intentions? </i>
OMG!! Does this mean there really are Fashion Police?
I remember learning in sex ed that the clitoris has a hood. What if her intentions are ill?
I&#039;m sick of Wonkette capitulating to right-wing memes. Why won&#039;t you sell Wonk-hoodies?
Fashion! We are the goon squad and we&#039;re coming to town Beep-beep
Next up, criminalizing wearing white after Labor Day and wearing black socks with sandals.