Posted on 10/15/2009 12:58:54 PM PDT by kristinn
Simple and straightforward. I like it!
It’s about time. Those who know me know I can’t talk too much but the banned outfits are the antithesis of dressing for success.
And the Supreme Court forced my alma mater (VMI) to go co-ed in 1997. My school is a shadow of its former self.
“I agree, I am disturbed however that we have all black colleges in this day and age. Can you imagine if we had an all white college?”
Ahhh...we already have all white colleges ie. Most colleges are 90+% white. Black colleges are a good idea, they are just underfunded and usually hellholes. White students are allowed to attend HBC’s, just choose not to. HBC graduates can’t be stigmitized via affirmative action. In other words they have their niche in higher education.
Cross dressing?....Huh?
I'd ask the same thing of most of this other stuff....but PJ's kind of stick out.
Good story.
I have a cousin....teenaged. Consistently showed up to family events in ghetto-bag outfits, unwashed, unshaven, etc etc etc.
Awhile back I asked him if he had a girlfriend. He said "no".
So, I asked him if he was gay. This time, I got a much more indignant "NO". So, I asked him what girl he thought would be interested in dating someone who looked like a homeless bum.
He's cleaned up his act a little. He's still a dumbass, but a more presentable-looking one.
You really did him a service, while it was ‘cool’ and very easy to dress like a bum; there is little that interests a young man more than a young lady.
Oh, how I wish I could travel back in time; and pull myself off to the side for a little heart-to-heart talk.
Why on earth would anyone want to put clothes on a cross?
HEAR, HEAR!
“In general, black people are socially conservative. They just follow tradition and vote Democrat.”
They aren’t just voting tradition. They are also voting those who promise them the most free goodies and the most coddling.
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