New Law Bans Baggy Pants In Schools

Foxrac said:
Deaf drama does influence on clothing too.
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Oh? Hmm. Interesting. I don't see that in OSD. I just saw few adults and kids were argued over kids' improper clothings, through it is not so common.
 
KarissaMann05 said:
Oh? Hmm. Interesting. I don't see that in OSD. I just saw few adults and kids were argued over kids' improper clothings, through it is not so common.
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Yup, it did happened to me when I was student at CSDR since not bad at hearing school.
 
Foxrac said:
Deaf drama does influence on clothing too.
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It is not deaf drama...it is peer pressure. Very common among teenagers whether they are deaf or not.
 
shel90 said:
It is not deaf drama...it is peer pressure. Very common among teenagers whether they are deaf or not.
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I attended at hearing school and deaf school, drama over clothing at deaf school is worse than in hearing school, at least for K-12 in my experience.
 
Foxrac said:
I attended at hearing school and deaf school, drama over clothing at deaf school is worse than in hearing school, at least for K-12 in my experience.
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I guess that's your experience but it could be due to the smaller size.

Maybe you didnt hear what was happening around you among your hearing kids and unaware of any picking going on about each other's wardobes. Remmy, hearing culture isnt blunt like Deaf culture. Teenagers usually get judged by their peers by how they dress and look.

Like there are movies about nerdy teenagers changing their wardobe to fit in with the cool crowd. For example, "The Princess Diaries" for one.
 
Or maybe the deaf kids hate the baggy pants and think it looks stupid. :lol:
 
shel90 said:
I guess that's your experience but it could be due to the smaller size.

Maybe you didnt hear what was happening around you among your hearing kids and unaware of any picking going on about each other's wardobes. Remmy, hearing culture isnt blunt like Deaf culture. Teenagers usually get judged by their peers by how they dress and look.

Like there are movies about nerdy teenagers changing their wardobe to fit in with the cool crowd. For example, "The Princess Diaries" for one.
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Oh I see, at my hearing school that where I graduated, they are in inner suburb with majority of low income students and majority are minority.

I'm probably agree with you about hearing school in suburb that where middle class is very common.

One of my deaf friend told me that college, especially Gallaudet University will be worse when come with deaf drama so I'm really don't care because deaf drama because they are old shit to me, even I don't think that clothing was issue at college, unlike K-12 level.
 
shel90 said:
I guess that's your experience but it could be due to the smaller size.

Maybe you didnt hear what was happening around you among your hearing kids and unaware of any picking going on about each other's wardobes. Remmy, hearing culture isnt blunt like Deaf culture. Teenagers usually get judged by their peers by how they dress and look.

Like there are movies about nerdy teenagers changing their wardobe to fit in with the cool crowd. For example, "The Princess Diaries" for one.
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Stephen King wrote about this in his book on writing. In his school a girl was always dressed very poorly. The other kids teased her unmercifully. One summer she was able to buy some really nice clothes. When she returned to school it was obvious she expected that now she was dressed appropriately she would be treated with some respect.

However they treated her even worse. If I remember correctly she committed suicide over it.

His words..

"We were not going to let her out of the box we had put her in."

Stephen King knows where the real monsters are.

They are us.
 
it is crazy on news currents! wow I am not impressive shocked sound interesting happened mistake fault screw up!!
 
Berry said:
Stephen King wrote about this in his book on writing. In his school a girl was always dressed very poorly. The other kids teased her unmercifully. One summer she was able to buy some really nice clothes. When she returned to school it was obvious she expected that now she was dressed appropriately she would be treated with some respect.

However they treated her even worse. If I remember correctly she committed suicide over it.

His words..

"We were not going to let her out of the box we had put her in."

Stephen King knows where the real monsters are.

They are us.
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Oh yes I remember that.
 
I reemmy in elementary school (2 or 3rd grade), I was teased that I was wearing "garments"....not knowing the meaning of the word, I cried for days....the day the class learned that word, I was out sick....finally the teacher told me the meaning of the word....garments means "clothes"....
 
Boy, that must've been embarrassing to find out what it meant later on.
 
I was experience school catholic not allow short banned of pants 0_o serious change strict

teacher don't like on inappropriate woman and men is very look like inappropriate behavior

I know policy follow strict

sound warned or go to bathroom, one person embarrassment to go to back home change
principle handle to K9 to 12 terrible
I know reading on policy change ethic!
 
Actually, the baggy pants started out in prison. When you wear it low, it means that you're someone's prison bitch and they are to be left alone. Unless you want a severe beating from the guy's 'lover".

A simple Google search will confirm that.....

Yiz
 
yizuman said:
Actually, the baggy pants started out in prison. When you wear it low, it means that you're someone's prison bitch and they are to be left alone. Unless you want a severe beating from the guy's 'lover".

A simple Google search will confirm that.....

Yiz
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wow....that's a newbie for me.
 
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