Saggy Pants Law

LuciaDisturbed said:
You can't compare wearing saggy pants with hair dye. With the saggy pants, everyone can see your underwear or even your ass crack. That is inappropriate and looks very stupid. With hair dye, it's just a bright color. :roll:
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Showing the boxer in the public is not offensive. You are ignorant against other's preferrance, but only like what you like? Get real! :roll:
 
Dixie said:
Im not a fan of the pants being worn around the kneecaps. Ive seen those and Im usually VERY tempted to yank the pants down and run away laughing at them. :lol: Maybe I should at least when they are around me they'll pull those pants up where they belong! LOL
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I have felt like training a big friendly dog to pull down any saggy pants!
 
Byrdie714 said:
It shouldn't be up to the school districts.

It should be up to the parents that allow their children to dress this way.
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:werd: I agree with you! It's the parent's responsibility to make sure that their child is appropriately dressed for school or work. You don't want to raise your kid to show up to a job interview in baggy pants, or their backsides showing, do you?!

It's a shame we have to have such a law, but I support the measure.
 
PuyoPiyo said:
Showing the boxer in the public is not offensive. You are ignorant against other's preferrance, but only like what you like? Get real! :roll:
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No, she isn't. I agree with what she is saying. You don't want someone dressed sloppily for a job interview. An employer wants their employee to take pride in his or her appearance. Personally, I would NOT hire someone who is dressed in baggy pants, a ripped tee shirt, and a bandanna.

That person obviously doesn't care about how they present themselves. What makes me think they also wouldn't care about other things like getting to work on time?!
 
Oceanbreeze said:
No, she isn't. I agree with what she is saying. You don't want someone dressed sloppily for a job interview. An employer wants their employee to take pride in his or her appearance. Personally, I would NOT hire someone who is dressed in baggy pants, a ripped tee shirt, and a bandanna.

That person obviously doesn't care about how they present themselves. What makes me think they also wouldn't care about other things like getting to work on time?!
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I understand about the emplyoment or student dress code, but for the public, it shouldn't be banned.

Oceanbreeze said:
:gpost: It shows a lack of pride in one's own appearance.
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So your picture of a woman wear the blue, my opinion it's a ugly dress and doesn't show any pride at all.
 
You can dye your hair, wear incredibly horrible "art" on your body, and you can even cover every inch of your skin with piercings. You might have a hard time finding an actual job - shouldn't be a problem if you're a slacker.

I, as well as many decent people, draw the line at underwear. Don't want to see it and I think there is such a thing as common decency/courtesy. Publicly, I don't show you my underwear; don't show me yours.
 
PuyoPiyo said:
I understand about the emplyoment or student dress code, but for the public, it shouldn't be banned.



So your picture of a woman wear the blue, my opinion it's a ugly dress and doesn't show any pride at all.
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That woman was my best friend. She was killed by a drunk driver last year and has absolutely nothing to do with this thread. As for the way she is dressed, beauty is in the eye of beholder. You would do well to remember that. ;)
 
No offense to the saggy pant lovers, I HATE it and it looks terrible and I don't like it at all. I rather dress up with my pants UP on my hips. I think it's all about "cool" factor, sad isn't it.
 
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