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TN saggy pants law signed by Gov. Haslam [View all] spanone Apr 2012 OP

I find saggy pants annoying bluestateguy Apr 2012 #1

The don't wear then silly. Guy Montag Apr 2012 #22

Unless they are going to the prom kctim Apr 2012 #48

Screw the GOP! Wasting time and peoples tax money. There was a story today on Nashville Channel 5 Lint Head Apr 2012 #2

Look at that room full of suits. Tsiyu Apr 2012 #9

Looks like voter fraud to me. LiberalFighter Apr 2012 #18

The latest around here is pajama bottoms... eom Purveyor Apr 2012 #3

Yes, I always wear Pajama Jeans. I love them. n/t RebelOne Apr 2012 #45

Good old small government there! TheKentuckian Apr 2012 #4

I don't know why Turbineguy Apr 2012 #5

Good. I don't care to emilyg Apr 2012 #6

The Republic is saved! Hissyspit Apr 2012 #12

Who gives a fuck what you care to look at? phleshdef Apr 2012 #28

I give a F what I look at. emilyg Apr 2012 #34

Then look the other way. This world is full of things that people don't like. phleshdef Apr 2012 #39

The government doesn't have the emilyg Apr 2012 #54

Um no they don't. They tell corporations what they are allowed to sell as food. phleshdef Apr 2012 #56

How does the government tell you what to eat?! mac56 Apr 2012 #85

Then don't fucking LOOK! Occulus Apr 2012 #70

What an impressive vocabulary emilyg Apr 2012 #72

Maybe a delicate soul such as yourself Tsiyu Apr 2012 #75

But there's stories of nekkid people, rape, all kinds of violence, and a man singing to another man Ikonoklast Apr 2012 #86

Too true...Judges has the wonderful story Tsiyu Apr 2012 #88

But it's easy not to look as more and more poor Tennessee boys are shoved out of school... antigone382 Apr 2012 #84

Thank you Tsiyu Apr 2012 #87

Do you think we need a law to take care of this? proud2BlibKansan Apr 2012 #33

Not really. emilyg Apr 2012 #53

It would be against the law for a teacher to ask a student to show their ass Harry Back Apr 2012 #77

I don't care to MineralMan Apr 2012 #35

Tennessee alreaady has a quite effective school to prison pipeline. antigone382 Apr 2012 #38

Here are the cracks I hate to look at snooper2 Apr 2012 #47

Then don't. Easy enough for you? Hassin Bin Sober Apr 2012 #49

Part of 'keeping government OUT' of American's lives. (sarcasm) Tx4obama Apr 2012 #7

Freedom to be just like everyone else and conform to their standards. Bake Apr 2012 #30

republicans love the 'less government' slogan, but DO the exact opposite. spanone Apr 2012 #69

And they let these nitwits spend the public's money? n/t MrModerate Apr 2012 #8

Sick, isn't it? Tsiyu Apr 2012 #10

And Arizona's legislature is passing a law about the UN's Agenda 21. These republican legislatures pampango Apr 2012 #60

The fashion police lunasun Apr 2012 #11

it's lunacy..... spanone Apr 2012 #13

Baggy pants are going out of style here proud2BlibKansan Apr 2012 #15

Not fast enough. Gidney N Cloyd Apr 2012 #59

How stupid proud2BlibKansan Apr 2012 #14

Next up - Fanny Packs! progressoid Apr 2012 #19

If this law is imposed on both genders equally alittlelark Apr 2012 #16

And baggy pants will just morph into something else. Gregorian Apr 2012 #17

America always finds a way to criminalize young black males MrScorpio Apr 2012 #20

thanks for getting straight to the point... Blue_Tires Apr 2012 #24

started by the Grand ole Opry ? Go Vols Apr 2012 #50

String Bean! limpyhobbler Apr 2012 #62

I see your point, but Tennessee has no problem dragging poor white boys through the system, either. antigone382 Apr 2012 #40

Calling underwear "indecent" is absurd . . . markpkessinger Apr 2012 #21

Since when do high school dress codes ... surrealAmerican Apr 2012 #23

Exactly. This is completely unnecessary. n/t antigone382 Apr 2012 #41

Quote from the article Aerows Apr 2012 #25

Haslams's family money got him the Gubbner position Tsiyu Apr 2012 #66

He sounds as bad as the politicians Aerows Apr 2012 #67

Oh, he is as bad Tsiyu Apr 2012 #71

FREEDUMB! FSogol Apr 2012 #26

This will definitely create jobs!!! JoePhilly Apr 2012 #27

Yes! I am so glad at least one state is focusing on what's REALLY important! smirkymonkey Apr 2012 #58

... woo me with science Apr 2012 #80

I can't say 'saggy pants' is a fad since people have been doing it for years now. WI_DEM Apr 2012 #29

Oh thank god!!1 HappyMe Apr 2012 #31

Will no one think of the plumbers? nt Javaman Apr 2012 #32

+ 1,000,000,000. Chorophyll Apr 2012 #36

Next up in Tennessee: Outlaw jeans on women. MineralMan Apr 2012 #37

Another great victory for our God given right to never be exposed to anything Egalitarian Thug Apr 2012 #42

why not law imposing a fine for excessive cleavage or other displays of flesh? Liberal_in_LA Apr 2012 #43

Well, you beat me to this one ... cr8tvlde Apr 2012 #46

Saudi Arabia is a fine model for laws about decency. nt JustABozoOnThisBus Apr 2012 #55

Whoa, whoa, WHOA! Let's not get crazy here! Gidney N Cloyd Apr 2012 #61

lol Liberal_in_LA Apr 2012 #64

Because the law's targetting a specific group of people, nothing more. (nt) Posteritatis Apr 2012 #82

This message was self-deleted by its author felix_numinous Apr 2012 #44

Davy Crockett wept! Hubert Flottz Apr 2012 #51

i've said it before ............ socialist_n_TN Apr 2012 #52

Republican priorities are always messed up AsahinaKimi Apr 2012 #57

wow Sheepshank Apr 2012 #63

TN Legislature is terrible I think the passed the Evolution law as well. TNLib Apr 2012 #65

saggy pany dukie Apr 2012 #68

Thank God nothing important needs to be done. Let's just pass more laws that target Suji to Seoul Apr 2012 #73

More Repuke "small government" actions! They are nuts. williesgirl Apr 2012 #74

Can't schools make their own dress codes??? Puzzler Apr 2012 #76

But did it really pass the House? NashvilleLefty Apr 2012 #78

Didn't that go out of style in the 90's anyway? Ter Apr 2012 #79

These guys better shape up, then n2doc Apr 2012 #81

Go get 'em, TN ACLU. proverbialwisdom Apr 2012 #83

Decency crusades are always distractions. Orsino Apr 2012 #89