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That being said, Decoy Prom would be a great name for a band.
Playing live with special guest The Ben Foster Karate Explosion.
post #102 of 128
BFKE is more of a jam band, Doug. Decoy Prom is a ska band from the late 90s.
post #103 of 128
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Originally Posted by Dan Benenson View Post
Actually at my high school most of the jocks really were not pseudo tough guys and criminals. A lot of them were goody-goods and goofy nice guys (albeit still pretty popular). In your face, stereotypes!
This. But then I always admit that my high school experience was much different than the average geek. We had the typical high school bullshit stuff but nothing as traumatic as what a lot of people report.

Part of it was that I was pretty far from a stereotype to begin with. I was a movie/music geek who played sports and went to parties.
post #104 of 128
Had your prom canceled because you couldn't take your lesbian girlfriend? Got sent to a fake prom by your classmates? Don't worry, Westboro Baptists will make sure your graduation ceremony goes off without a hitch.
post #105 of 128
Those guys are the funny. I'm just mildly surprised no one had the brillant idea to shoot and kill these motherfuckers yet.
post #106 of 128
They should give them directions to a fake graduation.
post #107 of 128
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"[We] will picket the graduation of Itawamba Agricultural High School to remind the parents, teachers and students of this nation that God said 'Thou shall not lie with mankind, as with womankind, it is abomination,'" the group declared.
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A Mississippi lesbian who was denied the chance to go to her school's prom is now being targeted by a Kansas-based hate group - and it is going to protest at her graduation.
L. O. L.
post #108 of 128
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Those guys are the funny. I'm just mildly surprised no one had the brillant idea to shoot and kill these motherfuckers yet.
Chewer project!
post #109 of 128
The one bright note will be if this stirs up enough controversy again to get principals and superintendents fired.
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I'm fucking heaving laughing that a Baptist church is a "hate group." I love it!


Jesus would puke on these people before shitting down their throats. (Figuratively speaking, of course)
post #111 of 128
Maybe we could get a group together for the protest and re-enact the Last Supper dressed as leather daddies.
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Maybe we could get a group together for the protest and re-enact the Last Supper dressed as leather daddies.
I get to be Peter.
post #113 of 128
Well, you are a dick.

<rim shot>

Thanks folks, I'll be here all week, please try the waitress and be sure to tip the veal.
post #114 of 128
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Well, you are a dick.

<rim shot>

Thanks folks, I'll be here all week, please try the waitress and be sure to tip the veal.
post #115 of 128
Wow, Mississippi's really planting its flag as the schools-hate-gays state huh?

Lesbian Cut from High School Yearbook

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Mississippi high school senior Ceara Sturgis opened her yearbook last Friday to find that her photo, in which she wears a tuxedo, was not included. In fact, the yearbook did not even mention her name.

Sturgis, a student at Wesson Attendance Center, and her mother, Veronica Rodriguez, fought with help from the ACLU last fall after school officials first rejected the photo of Sturgis in a tuxedo.

According to the Jackson Free Press, “The ACLU wrote an October letter demanding officials use Sturgis' submitted photo in the yearbook, but Copiah County School District officials refused. Rodriguez said she expected the yearbook to at least contain a reference to her daughter on the senior page. What she discovered on Friday, when the yearbook came in, was that the school had refused to acknowledge her entirely.”

Sturgis, a popular and academically accomplished student, has attended the school for 12 years.

The Copiah County School District maintains that its decision not to run the photo is based on federal legal precedent. The ACLU would not say whether it planned any legal action based on the school’s decision not to run the photo, the Jackson Free Press reported.

This is good for me, this is helpful. Already this week I've been able to cross both Arizona and Mississippi off my eventual tour of the US plan I'll enact one day.
post #116 of 128
"Attendance Center" makes it sound like you get credit just for showing up. Which, in Mississippi, may be a realistic goal.

Thank God those poor kids were spared the trauma of a girl in a tuxedo.
post #117 of 128
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This is good for me, this is helpful. Already this week I've been able to cross both Arizona and Mississippi off my eventual tour of the US plan I'll enact one day.
No big loss there

I'm wondering what their official stated reasoning is. Another dress code issue I assume. And what's this alleged legal precedent?
post #118 of 128
Omg.

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I'm confused, why are right-wing groups that protest - whatever the issue - called HATE groups, but left-wing groups are never described that way, usually as exercising their constitutional rights to free speech? Bill Clinton a couple of weeks ago lambasting the Tea Party for "provoking the kind of political extremism that precipitated the Oklahoma City bombing", but not a peep out of him this week with the pro-illegal immigrant protesters calling the police pigs and others like Gavin Newsom talking about boycotting businesses, vacation spots and Arizona itself. Isn't that hate-speech and inciting violence as well?
post #119 of 128
Oh boy, this fucking Country.
post #120 of 128
Ouch, my head hurts.
post #121 of 128
America: Still not quite as crazy as most of the 'stans, but we're working on it.
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America: Still not quite as crazy as most of the 'stans, but we're working on it.
Mothafuckas gotta have goals, yo.
post #123 of 128
Seriously Rain Dog, you can cross Mississippi off your list of places to see here. It's pretty much a gigantic shithole, through and through.

If you want to get a feel for the nature aspect, just visit northwest Florida on your way out of the state. It covers the same ground.

However, I WOULD recommend Arizona. It's a beautiful place, lunatics aside. Especially up around Sedona. Plus: Grand Canyon.
post #124 of 128
I'd love to see those that decry the liberals' intolerance towards them, react to a group wanting to deport those that display the Confederate flag on count of treason.
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I'd love to see those that decry the liberals' intolerance towards them, react to a group wanting to deport those that display the Confederate flag on count of treason.
I am sort of surprised more people haven't taken that angle in objecting to the Confederate flag -- they're basically displaying the flag of a nation that took up arms against the United States and killed more Americans than the Korean and Vietnam wars combined. Southern pride!
post #126 of 128
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America: Still not quite as crazy as most of the 'stans, but we're working on it.
I don't know. Seems like every country's been bringing their best to the Crazy-lympics lately.
http://www.chud.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123042
post #127 of 128
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Wesson Attendance Center
That's the name of a school? Attendance Center? Aim high, Mississip.
post #128 of 128
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Originally Posted by Martin Savage View Post
Those guys are the funny. I'm just mildly surprised no one had the brillant idea to shoot and kill these motherfuckers yet.
Or at least hose the fuckers when they arrive.
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