So I know most of you are old and fucking fat and pathetic

[redsamurai]

And all these kids doing "smack cam" where they record themselves slapping people across the face unexpectedly. Lots of the time to their parents.

I'd be kicking some ass if somebody decided to smack cam me.

does that happen even up in your parts? where the people are like deathly afraid of coffee? I would murder a kid right in the middle of times square for that shit, can't imagine what would happen to a kid in those parts where the nearest law enforcement officer is on patrol somewhere half a state over.

 

[wootoom]

Fuck those kids. I'd snatch one up by the throat and shake all that smartass spirit out of them and fucking dare them to say that stupid shit again.

My kid ever so much as says 'thank you' with a smartass tone it'll take a team of motherfuckers to remove my boot from that ass

You wouldn't do shit


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[wootoom]

You still think you know everything you pile of hippo shit.

Lol!!!!!


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[dabuffguy]

does that happen even up in your parts? where the people are like deathly afraid of coffee? I would murder a kid right in the middle of times square for that shit, can't imagine what would happen to a kid in those parts where the nearest law enforcement officer is on patrol somewhere half a state over.

I'm not Amish you retard. But you don't know the difference because you're a mentally challenged faggot.

 

[dabuffguy]

Lol!!!!!


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[WoodyO]

I'm not Amish you retard. But you don't know the difference because you're a mentally challenged faggot.

While we're on the subject of your turf, I read an article about a mother in Orem, UT who was offended by a T-shirt she saw at Pacsun or Hot Topic. She bought all the shirts in order to get them off the shelf. Like $600 worth. Was that your family?

 

[dabuffguy]

While we're on the subject of your turf, I read an article about a mother in Orem, UT who was offended by a T-shirt she saw at Pacsun or Hot Topic. She bought all the shirts in order to get them off the shelf. Like $600 worth. Was that your family?

Didn't hear about that actually. What was on the shirt?

 

[WoodyO]

Didn't hear about that actually. What was on the shirt?

No clue. It wasn't in the article. Apparently there are some sort of decency laws in UT aimed at keeping kids from viewing what's deemed inappropriate. She asked the clerk to remove the shirt from the display, he couldn't do it without corporate approval, so she bought every shirt they had.

 

[dabuffguy]

Googled it.

Not surprised. Scandalous and borderline pornographic imagery is a big no no in LDS culture. The image of the woman is to be respected, and displaying something provocative is offensive to a lot of people, especially women.

The standards of dress for men and women are very conservative. No/minimal cleavage, no short-shorts, sleeveless shirts are a no for girls. Two piece swimsuits are discouraged. None of this is a "you must do" but they are the guidelines given.

Statewide, school dress codes don't allow this either. Kids are sent home if they violate dress codes.

Every time I see a teenage girl wearing a spaghetti strap with her boobs half out, and her butt cheeks falling out her short shorts, I want to smack her parents for allowing her to even own clothes like that. Nobody, religious or not, should allow their daughters to dress like a street-walking, bus stop tramp.

 

[dabuffguy]

No clue. It wasn't in the article. Apparently there are some sort of decency laws in UT aimed at keeping kids from viewing what's deemed inappropriate. She asked the clerk to remove the shirt from the display, he couldn't do it without corporate approval, so she bought every shirt they had.

I'm not aware of the decency laws, other than you can't display pornography in public (I'm pretty sure that's a federal law anyways), and airport stores are not allowed to sell pornographic reading material/magazines.

Borderline stuff may come down to individual city mandates, but I'm not exactly sure what they are.


Given our very strict laws of chastity and morality within the church (abstinence outside of legal marriage, no use of pornography, masturbation, etc) the images on the shirts would definitely piss some people off.

I probably would have just ignored it.


We have stores in the malls that sell dildoes and stuff, so I don't see why this got more attention than those things. Granted, those things are behind a beaded-off section not visible from the outside, anybody can walk in that store and see all sorts of sexually oriented material for sale.

I saw pics of the shirts, they were provocative, but not necessarily pornographic.