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This onehails all the way from Fantasyland.
Listen kid, it’s not a ‘right’ to wear Crocs or navy blue nail polish to school, it’s a violation of our visual rights. Even more so your teachers’.
Then again, our contributor makes a good point:
students should be able to wear what they would like to wear. we need to be comfortable and happy so we can learn and enjoy our learning envirement. there is an extent where enough is enought though. such as girls in 2 inch mini skirts trying to pass them off as propper clothing.
Hmm… maybe you ought to pay better attention in class rather than pick out your personal fashion display for next week, eh?
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Answer B:
So that Jeni can claw out Mikey’s eyes when he tells her he doesn’t like what she’s wearing today.
Answer C:
It’s some response to evolution or something.
Sometimes I sit here, look out my window, and think about all the ways in which animals set great examples for humans.
The momma bear cares so dearly for her cubs. The ant is such a hard worker. The cat is downright anal about it’s cleanliness.
That is not a great example set by animals for humans.
For shame! How can anyone think of asking such a question about animals?
It’s July already: time for patriotic barbecues and… modern design?
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