Busty kid kicked out of graduation

danball1976 · « **Reply #45 on:** May 17, 2004, 09:34:37 PM »

Thats very true, especially the Song of Solomon. Thats why most preachers won't touch that book due to the fact it talks about sex.

Goldeneye · « **Reply #46 on:** May 17, 2004, 09:48:38 PM »

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Ok i will now jump in on this thread. I don't give 2 shits about religion or whatever, but it is just plain FUCKING wrong to google for stories about overdeveloped [censored] .

Some of you guys probably sit there and jerk off to these [censored] who parade around the jenny Jones show, and that makes me sick.

As Cary Grant said in one fine movie one "when they are above 65 they are protected by nature and WHEN THEY ARE UNDER 18 THEY ARE PROTECTED BY LAW". Some of you guys really have a sick fetish for CHILDREN!

...Gee, and I really thought I would never have occasion to find extreme hardline difference with anyone who quoted Cary Grant at any random moment. (I was, and am, actually thinking of making him my avatar. He's one of my idols.)

This post was, in a polite word, idiotic. We were never asked, as Sheber pointed out, to Google anything. And I doubt the poster found it on Google either. You know, some uf do LIVE in Ohio...this stuff DID make the news here, y'know. God forbid someone should accidentally spy something shocking while tuning into the evening news to learn a little more about the world they live in... I'd also like to second Sheber's point that we were never told to Google ANYthing...the link there was provided just as it would be provided for any news story...the pictures on the site (a NEWS site, you'd know if you clicked) just illustrate how ridiculous this story is. And I don't take it lightly when someone comes into a thread here throwing around accusations of jacking off to children. Have you noticed that nearly all of the discussion in this thread hasn't even PERTAINED to the girl, but the general issue itself? That's a VERY serious implication and you need to stop and think twice before throwing out the term "**07**" like an Ace of Spades.

Goldeneye
I live in Ohio...the law's different here? Not that I care, it's just interesting that you don't hear about that. Or at least I don't. Though I'd understand why it's something no one would really publicize.

aliencraft2003 · « **Reply #48 on:** May 17, 2004, 11:40:03 PM »

Wow, where the hell did all you people go to school? Heaven? You're all acting as if its unreasonable she got kicked out of graduation for showing a lot of cleavage, AND also putting the blame on Christianity. I suppose most of you were too wasted to even remember the big blurry hangover that was graduation, eh?

Now this story is apparently about an 8th grader. I'm going to tell you something about the HIGH SCHOOL I graduated from. That's grade 12 graduation, not grade 8. And note that my school was not private and did not have any religious affiliation, it was PUBLIC school. I don't know any of their rules for cleavage, since I never had to worry about breaking that rule, seeing as how I'm male and all. But what I did see as extremely stupid arbitrary rules was their rules for guys' facial hair. You had to be completely clean shaven, no beards of any kind at all. And not just for the actual graduation ceremony either, even for the meetings in the gym days before. I got sent home on one of those meeting days because I had like three fucking tiny ass hairs on my chin. And I reiterate, this was a PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL. Considering that stupid ass shit, getting sent home from 8th grade graduation because of revealing too much cleavage seems perfectly reasonable to me.

sheber · « **Reply #49 on:** May 18, 2004, 01:11:09 AM »

So, did you ever grow that beard?

Zorlond · « **Reply #51 on:** May 18, 2004, 01:43:47 AM »

aliencraft2003: So you're using one unreasonable act as justification for another? And I'm guessing you didn't bother to look at the news story either.

HeavyMetal1980 · « **Reply #52 on:** May 18, 2004, 01:45:14 AM »

Well Jizz and Whink, perhaps there is a side to Christianity that YOU got to see that I haven't, and I hope all is well.

I'm still not crazy about religion as a whole, but as long as I don't get flak, then I don't care.

We seem to share an admiration for beautiful, busty women, so in THAT sense, we're all "brothers of the BE Faith!"

Cheers and...um...God Breast!

Heavy "Boobs are sacred" Metal

Whink · « **Reply #54 on:** May 18, 2004, 01:56:49 AM »

Moderators!!

Someone PLEASE close or move this WAY O-T thread before someone gets hurt.

Many thanks,

Whink

Goldeneye · « **Reply #55 on:** May 18, 2004, 04:23:01 AM »

I think we've learned the mods can't close a thread just because someone asks. I think this thread's pretty much proven the truth in the old chestnut, "Don't discuss religion or politics in mixed company." It's gotten out of hand, and I apologize again for any part I might've had in it.

Palomine · « **Reply #56 on:** May 18, 2004, 12:53:47 PM »

Though it's veered OT, this thread is still (to some extent) about the original subject at hand, so we'll leave it where it is for now.

In an effort to get it back on track I will mention that the local news here ran a segment on this bruhaha (sp?) last night, in which both the girl and her mother were interviewed. Yes, the girl is quite developed for someone her age, but when she opened her mouth the ignorance that came out of it (and no, I'm not referring to her accent but rather to her use of the language and what she was attempting to say) made her seem like an even younger spoiled [censored] (hard to believe that she's in 8th grade really). Her mother (not a looker) was even worse... she basically insisted that it's impossible 'these days' to find any kind of dress without a plunging neckline of some sort for a woman with big breasts... as if Walmart stores only stocked cleavage-baring outfits for anyone with a Dcup rack. Though her clip was brief, it didn't sound like her mother had much more in the way of language or logic than her daughter did.

Folks can rail against the represive or puritinical mores of her local school/community all they want, but when it comes right down to it local standards aren't unreasonable. The girl didn't HAVE to show off cleavage in order to appear in a class photo, and wearing a dress with a higher neckline wouldn't have infringed on her Consitutional rights in any way so far as I can see. Furthermore (now I'm sounding like an old codger, I knwo) what sort of parent lets their buxom 13 year old daughter go to school ANY day with exposed cleavage sufficient to make a Vegas lounge singer proud? Come on, though she may have the body of a 21 year old, that girl is 13... a [censored] emotionally and intellectually! Who could possibly think that the kind of attention such an outfit would undoubtedly attract would be a positive thing for even the most intelligent 13 year old, let alone one like her? The mother bought the dress and knew it was being worn and sent her off to school that way... the mother is to blame IMO.

You could tell from their attempts to cast themselves as victims during the interviews that some attorney has convinced them that they've got some kind of case against the school or school district. Ah, America!

Hudd · « **Reply #57 on:** May 18, 2004, 02:39:37 PM »

Well Palomine,

That is the most level headed thing I've heard said about it to this point, so I'll join in now that we're back on track.

1) There's got to be some sleazy lawyer behind all this.
2) The mother should definately have known better.
3) I've seen plenty of dresses she could wear that wouldn't have let on just how big she is (my Aunt Carolyn had to dress my cousin very conservatively to disguise her 12 year old D-cup chest - and she managed!)
4) The girl certainly can't be held responsible for any decisions at all about it (even if she was reasonably intelligent.) It seems to me the mom wanted everyone to see how big her daughter was. That dress left no doubt whatsoever. And it got them on TV!

hades327 · « **Reply #59 on:** May 18, 2004, 05:59:05 PM »

I think News 5 will need to do a follow up on this story when the girl is 18 and able to speak intelligently on the issue....

seriously tho, it's insane and her mom should know a bit better, it's clear she didn't mind the press, and throw on a shawl and the damn dress is fine.

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