This Crinkles My Bag

[catfish]

Exactly...

lol

[freedomfromforum]

Yet I somehow see this through the veil...

[Zazzy]

OH, for dog's sake. It's a bag. These must be some bored administrators. The admin I worked with were always busy with, y'know, drugs and alcohol and bullying and violence. It's amazing they have the time to deal with this.

[kılıç_mehmet]

Pffft. I guess its due to the fault of the parents. They should have told their son that its not appropriate for boys to carry such things around.

[freedomfromforum]

its not appropriate for boys to carry such things around.

(partial quote)
Says the society that also calls Jesus king. It's time for some new thinking.

[Zazzy]

FFF, I learned to skim over mehmet's posts the first time I interacted with him. You don't even need the ignore button. Crazy that crazy just sort of glides past your eye. Of all the posters here, he's the scariest.

[kılıç_mehmet]

its not appropriate for boys to carry such things around.

(partial quote)
Says the society that also calls Jesus king. It's time for some new thinking.

No, screw you. You peope are raving mad, if you think that people should allow or encourage their boys to go around with women's accessories.
Really, what kind of a maniacle reasoning do you have for this?
Especially when there are a lot of gender-neutral accessories to carry your stuff in, like normal backpacks, rucksacks?

FFF, I learned to skim over mehmet's posts the first time I interacted with him. You don't even need the ignore button. Crazy that crazy just sort of glides past your eye. Of all the posters here, he's the scariest.

I'm so scary because I think its not okay for a boy to associate with women's accessories, which have been especially designed for women?

[Raven]

It is real hard to find much in the way of details on this story. One of the teachers said that she never noticed the bag in question in a video from the TV station.

But in print it says: However he was asked to report to Assistant Principal Don Hillard's office when he wouldn't take the bag off. "I went to the office and I refused to take it off, and they suspended me," Davis said.

When he went back to school he supposedly was taken into an office, behind closed doors to tell him that he was never suspended for refusing to take off his purse, he got suspended for foul language," Willis (his mom) said. "That's not the story that Mr. Hillard told me yesterday. Skyler is only 13 years old. He's just a child. And if this isn't bullying, I don't know what is."

So I can't tell if it is a case of he had it in class or not.

[Tea Earl Grey Hot]

It makes no sense why purses are only limited to women. They're so practical! Don't have to squeeze everything in your pockets. I have a brown leather "messenger bag" that I carry with me almost everywhere. I can put my phone it, my pencils, a book or two, receipts etc. If I put all that in my pockets, my hips would look like the mouth of a chipmunk.

[kılıç_mehmet]

It makes no sense why purses are only limited to women. They're so practical! Don't have to squeeze everything in your pockets. I have a brown leather "messenger bag" that I carry with me almost everywhere. I can put my phone it, my pencils, a book or two, receipts etc. If I put all that in my pockets, my hips would look like the mouth of a chipmunk.

Well, ask the designers. They made them, and they advertise them for women, not for men. And considering that the fashion industry essentially floats in the hands of effeminates and homosexuals....