Chickens is gonna be all upset after reading this.
A comedy conversation
by Chris Garrett  86,932  12
04/29/2005 08:37 AM 294 views
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Eric Schulzentenberg was stunned when school officials in Alexandria, Minnesota, ruled his kilt did not comply with their prom dress code. Male students are required to wear pants at Osakis High School. The 17-year-old student was given the option of changing into a pair of jeans before entering the event earlier this month. But he elected to accompany his date Jena Schoniger wearing the tartan in honor of his grandfather's mother. He was unable to join her for dinner and had to look on from the sidelines as another man escorted her through the prom procession. He said, "They should be able to accept other cultures and other ideas. That is what education is all about." The controversy ruined the night for his date. Jena said it made her cry. "I definitely know that this was not the greatest night of my life. It should be up there but it's not even in the top 10."
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Chuckleworthy
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Hilarious
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Fluro 14,139  11
04/29/2005 08:41 AM
He should have been brown. they would have let him wear anything.
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Hilarious
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I lost my Trae of thought 156,790 17
04/29/2005 09:41 AM
Schulzentenberg
Maybe a Scottish name might have helped him some. Dirty German.
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Side-splitting
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SheCabbage 5,200 13
04/29/2005 09:46 AM
Because we all know the best way to honor a dead relative is at the prom.
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Dogs Akimbo 211,574 32
04/29/2005 09:50 AM
I think Chickens is hanging out with some friends in the Bronx.
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Side-splitting
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Pope Chickens the Fruitful 286,527 61
04/29/2005 10:22 AM
I read that a couple of weeks ago. Also heard a prep school IN FREAKING ENGLAND is banning kilts as part of dress code.
What is this 1773?
This is acceptable, and this is underdressed?
Bite me, kilt hatas.
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Side-splitting
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Erotic Kake 55,555 14
04/29/2005 10:24 AM
What is this 1773?
fo some reason, I stared at that for a minute, because I thought you were saying something in 1337 speak.
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Hilarious
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SheCabbage 5,200 13
04/29/2005 10:26 AM
Get those men back in skirts and back in the kitchen making my dinner where they belong!
And get me a cup of herbal tea, bitch!
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I lost my Trae of thought 156,790 17
04/29/2005 10:30 AM
Kake, what makes you so erotic today?
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Side-splitting
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Bankey 70,843 10
04/29/2005 10:31 AM
He's not typing with his hands.
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Hilarious
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Mr. Sir 66,722 9
04/29/2005 10:42 AM
Not that I would wear a skirt kilt, but I think it is entirely appropriate as formal attire.
With prom season in swing, I see a lot of kids in limos looking like homeless pigs. You think they could wash behind the ears on one night a year. I went out to dinner with my family on Fri and Sat, both nights at nice places, and saw kids in tuxedos with gym shoes, jeans, or t-shirts.
This bothers me that this is perfectly acceptable (these kids are in a well-off community, so money is not the issue) but the formal attire of an entire nation is not.
I supported my German heritage when I went to my prom: I wore suede shorts, knee-high wool socks, boots, and a felt hat with a feather in it.
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Pope Chickens the Fruitful 286,527 61
04/29/2005 11:33 AM
Only two people have found the secret hidden fun-fun image?
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Aimless 54,807 10
04/29/2005 02:48 PM
I saw your dirty little secret Chix. Hen take that picture?
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Spicey McHaggis 117,760 37
04/29/2005 03:18 PM
I can't think of anything funny to say about the douchebaggery of so many school officials. I just thought this thread needed more kilt.
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Hilarious
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Pubah, The Incurable 56,805 18
04/29/2005 04:54 PM
Chickens -n- Rice 08
and that's all I gots to say about that
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Suicide Ranger 27,937 12
04/29/2005 05:09 PM
I tried wearing something to honor my ancestors at prom, turns out buckskin leggings and lederhosen don't really look that good together.
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Chuckleworthy
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millie 116,988 28
04/29/2005 08:16 PM
A guy I work with wears one of these to work about once a week. Unlike the guy in the picture, he does wear a shirt with his kilt.
I'm surprised no one has told him he can't, but I guess the dress code doesn't cover guys in kilts.
I think it shows a lot of confidence, although I know a lot of others snicker behind his back.
He is pretty well-built, though, so I don't think anyone besides a close friend would say anything to his face.
I'm not sure if he wears anything under it--it would be considered harassment to ask, probably.
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Loaf o' Meat 152 8
04/29/2005 08:21 PM
From an experienced voyeur, it's not harassment to wear mirrors on your shoe tops...unless you get caught. In which case it may not be harassment if you can come up with the right story...
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