[BullDog108]

This is ridiculous. With a dropout rate or 30% the principal wants to focus on this nonsense. Every day more and more students will wear this bracelet and get suspended! Its going to snowball from here and I hope the story goes national...

[BullDog108]

[BullDog108]

Make that DROPOUT RATE OF 30%.

[WellyP]

Time to get over the PC BULL CRAP! I admit, I love boobies!

[bannie]

I believe that it’s customary to not allow students to wear suggestive messages. This is probably a GOOD idea.

This pushes the envelope, and the principal had to make a determination.

[Minn]

So what if a kid shows up, claiming to be fighting cervical cancer, with a band that says “I love pu**y”?

[Rebelbase]

The principal hates wildlife, birds in particular?

[HighWheeler]

I don't see any problem.

[from occupied ga]

A nice pair of boobies

[houeto]

This guy is serious!

[ßuddaßudd]

I L B Ts

[Psycho_Bunny]

Better than the “I Love Balls” bracelets from those prostate cancer people.

[Don Corleone]

The principal thought they were talking about him/her.Natural mistake.

[Nevadan]

I agree with the principal. I don't think it is appropriate either. It is supposedly a way to raise money for breast cancer, but it is little more than a marketing gimmick like so many of the other products that are hawked during the month of October. Any other month of the year a teenage boy wearing one of these bracelets would be suspended for sexual harassment. The message on the bracelet is sexually suggestive. It reminds me of the young women who run around with the Playboy logo on their clothes or cars. They obviously think they will be considered “cool” by the young men they are trying to attract, but the logo shouts “bimbo”. If the students want to wear these bracelets when they are not at school, that's another matter, but it is a distraction at school.

[Willie Green]

I bet the principal hearts boobies too.
It's just a scam to get more media attention.

[kimmie7]

I think it is ridiculous to expect people to be serious about “awareness” when they use such a juvenile term as “boobies”.

[DuncanWaring]

There’s a woman who works at one of the local radio stations who claims she’s got a t-shirt that says “Save Second Base”.

[FreeAtlanta]

Honestly, I think some in the very worthy breast cancer awareness and research movement have become too crass with the "Save the Tatas" and other imagery.

We are devolving as as a civilization.

[G Larry]

When will they get serious about breast cancer?

There are ZERO studies using women who have NEVER taken birth control pills, as the control group!

Yet they persist in announcing “no connection”.

Here's a study:
BCP’s begin wide availability in the early 60’s.
Rise in incidence of Breast cancer begins in the early 80’s.

[Pappy Smear]

And you two look like a couple of boobies.

(Obscure Caddyshack reference)

[ansel12]

When schools worked, these bracelets would never have even been created, much less worn by school kids.

Your view, is the view that broke down our effective schools; the liberal/libertarian left has rampaged through the school rules and controls since the 60s.