Student says T-shirt slogans got her a day's suspension

http://www.accessnorthga.com ^ | 5 24 05

[motzman]

DING DING DING! You got it. As the message on her shirt is complete irrelvant to everyone else in school until the principal made it the issue.

Dude, you're wrong on this one. You've got it backwards. I don't know if you saw post 177 or not.

Girl doesn't care about not drinking and driving---she was just trying to embarras the principal. Hey, I did stuff like that all the time, and if I got caught, I paid the price. In fact, the principal even gave her a chance to change the shirt, without punishment, and she refused.

Then Mommy gets involved, claims "free speech" (which is NOT the case) meanwhile every other student in the school's education suffers because of this disruption.

Now, what the hell am I doing writing about this crap on Memorial Day Weekend?! I'm "disrupting" my drunken orgy!!

Enjoy!!!

[inquest]

...meanwhile every other student in the school's education suffers because of this disruption.

If any students "suffered" from the disruption it's because the principal caused it by making an issue out of the shirt. Regardless of whatever message she was intending to convey, it was far from explicit, so if he had simply ignored it there wouldn't have been any disruption. Everyone says his previous DUI is irrelevant, he repayed his debt to society, etc., but if that's the case, then there was no need for him to make it relevant again.

[motzman]

You're funny when you're proven wrong. LOL!

[inquest]

How would you know?

[stands2reason]

Just don't mosh next to someone else wearing spiky jewelry. I learned that the hard way. :-)