These aren't the "actual" girls -- I just wanted to give you an idea of the seriousness of this situation.OK -- GD IT -- WHAT THE HELL IS THE MATTER WITH MY COUNTRY? EVERYTHING THAT IS GOOD ABOUT THIS COUNTRY IS UNDER ATTACK -- EVERYTHING (Plagiarized Mark Levin)
MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. -- Two girls at a Florida high school were booted from a football game for painting their bodies to show school spirit, even though boys with painted bodies were allowed to stay.
Manatee High School student Monica Cummings, 17, and her friend Jessyca Altenbach, 17, painted their entire bodies in school colors for a big game this week.
However, both were kicked out of the game in the first quarter.
"People think we did it to be rebellious senior teenagers but we did it because we wanted to show school spirit," student Monica Cummings said. "That's all we did it for."
School district policy states that it is up to administrators to decide whether something is appropriate or not and in this case, the principal decided that the girls' outfits were not appropriate.
Once the girls came in, there were a number of people who came up to the principal, the assistant principal and other school administrators who were very upset over their appearance, school spokeswoman Margi Nanney said. "We have never had complaints about the men or the boys."
Monica Cummings said the school policy should change.
"It took us, like, two hours to do it," she said. "They always say, 'Come in school spirit.'"
MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. -- Two girls at a Florida high school were booted from a football game for painting their bodies to show school spirit, even though boys with painted bodies were allowed to stay.
Manatee High School student Monica Cummings, 17, and her friend Jessyca Altenbach, 17, painted their entire bodies in school colors for a big game this week.
However, both were kicked out of the game in the first quarter.
"People think we did it to be rebellious senior teenagers but we did it because we wanted to show school spirit," student Monica Cummings said. "That's all we did it for."
School district policy states that it is up to administrators to decide whether something is appropriate or not and in this case, the principal decided that the girls' outfits were not appropriate.
Once the girls came in, there were a number of people who came up to the principal, the assistant principal and other school administrators who were very upset over their appearance, school spokeswoman Margi Nanney said. "We have never had complaints about the men or the boys."
Monica Cummings said the school policy should change.
"It took us, like, two hours to do it," she said. "They always say, 'Come in school spirit.'"
Poor girls -- especially the one -- in high school with a name like "Cummings."
I hear this kind of shit and I think -- am I in hell? I mean, WTF??
Oh -- wait -- disregard everything I said -- these were only 17-year-old girls. HaRRUMPFF -- we're not disgusting pedophiles (witches) here -- but if they were a few months older -- boy would we be pissed.
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