Teachers Diana Carter and Dona McKenzie are fed up with their students wearing clown trousers - y'know, pants that sag to their bums - so they came up with this: "Pull Up Your Pants Day."
Following in the footsteps of President Obama, who last year told MTV that "brothers should pull up their pants," the school is encouraging kids to hide the underwear and hike up their trousers.
The day was devised by two teachers, Diana Carter and Dona McKenzie, who had become frustrated with the low-hanging look in the school's hallways. The two even managed to get a Pompano Beach Wal-Mart to donate belts for teachers to hand out to offenders.
"The young men need to be educated based upon where it originated from, which it came from our prisons," McKenzie said. "They need to be aware of how they're looking when they're out and walking around, how people perceive them."
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/weird/Schools-Pants-Sagger-Naggers.html
(Photo: Eleventh Earl of Mar [Flickr])
If the waist line falls below your butt checks, you aren't wearing pants. They are pulled down and that is indecent exposure.
It's pretty simple.
A funny aside: we saw some boy wearing his long shorts like this and my 5 year old daughter said, "Mommy, why is that boy wearing a skirt". I couldn't stop laughing. Even she can see how stupid they look.
p.s i know i've dragged on abit already but one last thing to say to ('Non'- food for thought) who cares what you think or your friends do you know everygirl in the world? no i dont think so so when you try using yourselves as a means of stopping people dressing however they want then you need to remind yourself that what you think is only an opinion don't try to pass it off as a representation of all women.