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5/14/2014 4:19:38 PM
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Prom dress inspires "impure thoughts"?
[url=http://www.cleveland.com/nation/index.ssf/2014/05/home-schooled_teen_kicked_out.html]Home-schooled teen kicked out of prom because dress caused 'impure thoughts,' chaperones say[/url].
Seriously? It's just a dress. If anyone gets "impure thoughts" by seeing this young lady, the ones with "impure thoughts" are the problem.
[quote]The 17-year-old was asked to leave her homeschool prom in Richmond, Va., after a group of dads reportedly complained Ettinger's dress would cause boys there to have "impure thoughts." This was done even though Ettinger's dress met the required dress code for the dance.
But an upset Ettinger says[u] it was the dads who were having impure thoughts[/u], and she says they were "ogling" her before she was asked to leave. [/quote]
She hit the nail on the head.
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Edited by physman: 5/14/2014 7:59:50 PMI'm not sure what type of prom this is, but my highschool prom was all about 'impure thoughts' lol, the grade 12's went there to do one thing: have fun and fool around, and then do more stupid things in the after party. Additionally, why are there parents there watching the guys and girls dance? Parents weren't allowed at my highschool prom and I know for a fact not a single student wanted parents there. Why are there parents at this prom? Something tells me this isn't a regular prom. With that said, if it wasn't a regular prom (by regular prom, I mean a day where grade 12's get wasted and do stupid things and just have fun) then she actually might have violated a dress code or went too far with the 'short' and tight dress.
