camoflage kid

[MrBern]

you'll love this photo
teen sent home for wearing camoflage outfit

http://www.lowellsun.com/ci_3265359

 

[Mycroft]

Dude, the school needs some ajustment of the their rules!! It just angers me that a school would punish a kid(s) for something like that. Why? UH! :rage:

 

[Sefton]

considering how many teens dress today I would say that outfit isn't too bad. At least she is actually wearing something that keeps "the naughty bits" covered.

 

[MrBern]

Well, theyre saying it was a concern cuz of gangrelated colors. But anothr student is quoted beign unaware of any camoflage gangs.
Who knows?

 

[Vladimir Berkov]

I think really the only way to go is have a set dress code or even a uniform. My high school had the same problem as the one in the article; their dress code existed only in the negative. You knew what you couldn't wear and also knew that this list was always subject to the arbitrary whim of anyone in charge.

It is much better to have a set list of acceptable things to wear or a uniform. Then you have no problems with kids trying to test the boundaries or being arbitrarily punished for wearing things.

 

[IndianaGuybrush]

I just think it's hilarious that cammo is considered high fashion...

 

[Senator Jack]

Some truths can never be disputed, and at the top of the list is this:

You'll never look dapper in camouflage.​

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Regards,

Senator Jack

 

[MrBern]

Actually, back in the 80s, there was a fashion designer, StephenSprouse, who was doing hi end Dayglo color camoflage silkscreens. I recall there was a RollingStoneCover of DebbieHarry wearing one of his creations.
But dat was da 80s.
Sprouse died a year or two ago.

 

[Siirous]

Some truths can never be disputed, and at the top of the list is this:

You'll never look dapper in camouflage.​

The reason you'll never look dapper in camouflage is that no one will see you standing over by the bushes!

Sincerely,

Rob