[Donglalinger]

[Donglalinger]

[Secret Agent Man]

....aaaaand’its muslims...

[Donglalinger]

[RightGeek]

[ozzymandus]

Muslim student?

[TexasGator]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcuRf1e5K04

[DannyTN]

why don't they just ban women from education. Then the guy would have nobody but himself to blame for his thoughts.

/S

[Nifster]

It’s Utah. Mormons treat women only slightly better than mussie so do

[Cvengr]

‘We can’t wear our uniforms on game day. They’re giving boys’ dirty thoughts.’

Spoken in a true Yiddish accent,....

.....and if they don't wear anything, the boys' aren't going to have dirty thoughts?...What are they thinking?

[FrdmLvr]

“Impure thoughts”. That was one of the sins we were taught to say in confession by the nuns when we received the sacrament of Penance.

[yarddog]

I was looking at my old 65 high school annual a few days ago. We had an unusual number of beautiful girls. I mean really, hot chicks.

The cheerleader uniforms were pretty conservative and they did no hip grinds, no can-can dances. They simply led cheers.

On the other hand I was surprised just how revealing our majorettes uniforms were. They were really skin tight and left only a small bit to your imagination.

[right way right]

Poor heterosexual boy, he has an idiot mom.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Surprised ... should have just poked his eyes out ... permanent solution.

[LucyT]

[lurk]

If you have not been to a high school sports event in the last 20 years, you won’t know how exposed the young women have become. I choose to look away, but if that’s not your choice, expect to see a strip show with pom poms.

[Mears]

“The student at Timpview High School had “impure” thoughts after seeing the squad in their uniforms, People reports, and so his mother wrote to the school and complained. “

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This woman should NOT be raising boys.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Problem solved...

[reaganaut]

That is Utah for you. A few years ago #pornshoulders was a big thing there - meaning showing your shoulders. A court clerk was sent home for it (it did not violate the dress code but made the Mormon judge uncomfortable because it violated Mormon ‘chastity’ standards.

Then last year a Utah High School airbrushed shirt sleeves on all photos of girls (not guys) who showed their shoulders.

This does not surprise me at all.

[stevem]

In my high school days...and in higher education efforts...and later...it wasn't just the cheerleaders who affected my thoughts. Band baton twirlers had that affect, as well, especially the good ones.

It never occurred to me to complain...especially to my mother...or anyone, for that matter.

I did kick myself, from time to time, if I neglected to bring binoculars. Great Caesar's Ghost! The designers off those uniforms and leotards knew a thing or two about what works.

Is this "student" a gay Moslem...or what?