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My eyes. Dear gawd my eyes. What fresh hell? Lap dances at a HS... (Original Post) JanMichael Oct 2021 OP
Wow, American values aren't what they used to be. pandr32 Oct 2021 #1
I think they thought it was OK because it's boys and not actual girls doing it-- Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #2
the girls were dressed in hooters costumes janterry Oct 2021 #4
What the hell were they thinking? Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #6
Are they so unengaged in the real world around them, they Bev54 Oct 2021 #10
Yes, this principal's spouse or the lap dancing kids' parents didn't Wingus Dingus Oct 2021 #13
this the kind of thing you see and think.... Skittles Oct 2021 #3
principal who received the 'lap dances' is also the mayor janterry Oct 2021 #5
Beer mugs and champagne glasses StarryNite Oct 2021 #7
Compulsory heterosexuality WhiskeyGrinder Oct 2021 #8
I wonder how many of those families consider themselves Christians. Grasswire2 Oct 2021 #9
YIKES!!!! Coventina Oct 2021 #11
Right or left, when sexualization/sexism or patriarchy work for us, we excuse it. LizBeth Oct 2021 #12
School Superintendent Sondra Combs's statement to a local newspaper: Hortensis Oct 2021 #14
Oh it just teenage kids in high school having some fun. twin_ghost Oct 2021 #15
I can be as much of a pervert ( 8yrs Catholic school) as the next person, but that elevator Oct 2021 #16
Teacher getting a lap dance from a high school boy in a Speedo left-of-center2012 Oct 2021 #17
It's a skit..50 years ago, totally acceptable LeftInTX Oct 2021 #19
50 years ago? left-of-center2012 Oct 2021 #20
I think I should be offended, but I don't know what the reason should be. Steelrolled Oct 2021 #18
Was that a bad idea? Dorian Gray Oct 2021 #21

Wingus Dingus

(8,059 posts)
2. I think they thought it was OK because it's boys and not actual girls doing it--
Wed Oct 27, 2021, 07:46 PM
Oct 2021

obviously a comedic stunt, but cripes... it's still inappropriate AF. Is "contributing to the delinquency of a minor" still a thing?

 

janterry

(4,429 posts)
4. the girls were dressed in hooters costumes
Wed Oct 27, 2021, 07:48 PM
Oct 2021

with fake beer. One act included people being paddled (I posted about this in the KY forum)

Bev54

(10,074 posts)
10. Are they so unengaged in the real world around them, they
Wed Oct 27, 2021, 08:45 PM
Oct 2021

cannot understand this will never be looked upon as ok, by anyone not them.

Wingus Dingus

(8,059 posts)
13. Yes, this principal's spouse or the lap dancing kids' parents didn't
Wed Oct 27, 2021, 09:06 PM
Oct 2021

hear about the plans beforehand and say, "WHAAAT are you planning to do at homecoming?!?" Even if a handful of adults or kids had a bad idea and couldn't visualize how this would go over, certainly sharing the planned routine with family, friends and colleagues would have made them rethink it.

Skittles

(153,212 posts)
3. this the kind of thing you see and think....
Wed Oct 27, 2021, 07:48 PM
Oct 2021

what OTHER poor decisions do these folk make if they thought this was a good idea

StarryNite

(9,461 posts)
7. Beer mugs and champagne glasses
Wed Oct 27, 2021, 07:51 PM
Oct 2021

That's what my daughter's high school senior class was given as their graduation gifts from the school. Of course the name of the high school and graduation date were on them. These were mostly 18 year old students. Legal drinking age is 21. That was in 1998. Okay, not as bad as lap dances but still not appropriate.

Hortensis

(58,785 posts)
14. School Superintendent Sondra Combs's statement to a local newspaper:
Wed Oct 27, 2021, 09:26 PM
Oct 2021

OFFICIAL STATEMENT REGARDING HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES
https://www.wymt.com/2021/10/27/controversy-follows-hazard-high-school-assembly/

This HS is in Kentucky, btw, despite the printing on the Hooters' t-shirts. HS girls dressing up as Hooters servers is actually the most offensive part to me because they actually planned ahead and purchased those outfits. Did some of their parents pay?

Obviously, it won't be happening again.

LeftInTX

(25,595 posts)
19. It's a skit..50 years ago, totally acceptable
Thu Oct 28, 2021, 02:12 AM
Oct 2021

Not so much today.

Not a real lap dance, but a skit

When my daughter was 10 she was in a play called, Bedside Manor. Tickets were $20, so it was a semi-professional production. All the actors/actresses were kids under 13. Tommy Lee Jones' daughter was in the play and Tommy Lee Jones was the audience.LOL


Laughter is contagious in this tune-filled romp through the wackiest hospital around, Bedside Manor! The silly staff and comical patients are bound to leave your audience almost dying with laughter. Wacky gypsies sing and dance in their own delightful song. A lovable Skid Row Man croons about his life. Dr. Fred tunefully tells about his longing to be the hospital’s head honcho. Besides all of this madness, Dr. Huggems may be heading back to his job at the car wash if he can’t stop passing out when he sees blood. The Band Aides, those lovable volunteers, have their eyes fixed on their favorite TV program, ”Of Human Bandage,” while a film crew roams through the halls making a documentary, ”This Was Your Life.” Additional songs include the health-promoting toe-tapper, ”Eat, Eat, Cream of Wheat”, and the hilarious ”Humor Overdose.” So watch out! Your audience may become delightfully acute with laughter and applause as the curtain falls on Bedside Manor!



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Tommy Lee Jones' daughter was in the blood and guts skit. She had a "tough girl" look...Menacing "Blood and guts" She was only 7

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I think my daughter was throwing pillows in this scene...

This was way back in 1998 or 99.
 

Steelrolled

(2,022 posts)
18. I think I should be offended, but I don't know what the reason should be.
Thu Oct 28, 2021, 12:18 AM
Oct 2021

A complicated world we live in.

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