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Posted: Sep 18 2008 08:01 pm

Or at least the school that did this.

Posted: Sep 18 2008 08:13 pm

Good Lord!!! That is a lot of shit.

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Holy shit... everyone had their shirts untucked when I went to school.

I was in a warzone and didn't even know it!

Posted: Sep 18 2008 08:27 pm

I have to admit, that rifle took me off guard.

Posted: Sep 18 2008 08:40 pm

Yeah, but the fact that he probably couldn't walk right, may be a tipoff that he's got a shotgun down his pants.

Posted: Sep 18 2008 08:43 pm

But, what if he just has a prosthetic leg?

Posted: Sep 18 2008 08:46 pm

Ba‘al wrote:

But, what if he just has a prosthetic leg?

And the Devil's Advocate winner is....

Posted: Sep 18 2008 08:56 pm

Knyte wrote:

Yeah, but the fact that he probably couldn't walk right, may be a tipoff that he's got a shotgun down his pants.

Yeah, but when I was in school, there were kids who wore pants baggy enough that they could have that rifle, bend their leg all the way, and it still wouldn't be noticable.

I remember when we got a new assistant principal my junior year. He changed a lot of things. For example, he outlawed chain wallets. We really didn't have any problems other than a fist fight every now and then. But he changed a bunch of stuff saying he didn't want to wait for something bad before taking action.

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k heres the thing even if he did tuck in his shirt and wear non baggy pants he still has guns in his pockets. So no pants with pockets?

Posted: Sep 19 2008 12:16 am

This was in Bowling For Columbine.

Posted: Sep 19 2008 12:22 am

Ba‘al wrote:

But, what if he just has a prosthetic leg?

And what if his prosthetic leg was a gun too? Like Planet Terror.

Posted: Sep 19 2008 02:35 pm

I went to a catholic high school where we wore shirts and ties, obviously tucked into dress pants or khaki's, and we had guns every so often, if you wanna hide something bad enough, you will find a way. Bonus, if I ever lose my leg, I want a gun for a prosthetic leg, Boo Yah motherfucker, think a handicapable can't start some shit, hehehe

Posted: Sep 19 2008 03:50 pm

Is there a shotgun in your pants or are you just happy to see me?

Posted: Sep 19 2008 07:09 pm

ThatGuy wrote:

Is there a shotgun in your pants or are you just happy to see me?

Win

Posted: Sep 21 2008 10:49 am

I went to a junior high that had the uniform / tuck in the shirt policy, it caused me to have an irrational hatred of polo shirts and tucking in said polos. Mad

Posted: Sep 21 2008 12:39 pm

Kindergarten through 1st grade I went to some kind of private school called Children's Academy. We had to wear uniforms but we weren't recquired to tuck in our shirts. Still, every day our math teacher would line us up before class and make us tuck in our shirts before we came in (He also told us to "Have a stand" if we were messing around). My parents got so pissed off so they homeschooled me for the rest of 1st grade.