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Pants too low? Pay the dough!
Published on February 9, 2005 By Dr Guy In Current Events

Yea, here in the old Dominion we have a nice little brouhaha going on.  Some Legislators want to fine anyone (mostly students) who wear their pants so low that their underwear sticks out.

While I find that another example of the nannism that government has become, what is more amusing is that the sponsor of the bill is Black.  Yet one of his collegues, also black, is charging the bill is racist and the only reason it is being proposed is to catch black kids and punish them.

I have not done any formal study on who the chief underwear showers are, but in my casual observations, most of them have appeared to be caucasion.  But that is not really the point.

The point is that loony lefties are not confined to washington DC!  Delegate Howell is accusing his collegue (both are democrats) of racism!  I guess there just are not enough Republicans to go around here in Va for them to cast such a humorous and ridiculous charge to.

Even tho both chambers of the General Assembly are controlled by republicans.

Let the fun begin!  Thankfully, they will be gone in 3 weeks!  For another year at least!


Comments
on Feb 09, 2005
I saw this report on the news this morning. I laughed because while these kids need to learn to dress more appropriately, is this truly the way to get them to do it? They will rebel. I'm tired of seeing them try to walk because there pants are belted at the knees! Not to mention the females who actually love to show us their thongs! Geech.

And believe it or not, some grown ups do this too. To quote from one of my favorite movies "What a predicament!" Wheee!
on Feb 09, 2005

Not to mention the females who actually love to show us their thongs! Geech

Girls do this?  I have never seen them.  Damn, I miss out on all the good stuff!

And as for adults, we all know about Joe the plumber and his low riders!  Hehehehe

on Feb 09, 2005
I was on the elevator in a really pretenious DC law firm today and they had TVs in the elevator--this is where I saw the story. But the wording was weird--the intent had to be "lewd" -- and then you'd get stuck footing a $50 fine!

I didn't realize that crimes of fashion were punishable by law--but if so, I've got several people who I feel should be removed from the streets immediately!