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Well at least the hot dude supports testicular cancer awareness via his yellow wrist band. Isn't that enough proof for progressives that he's an all-right kinda guy?
I'm not shocked by much anymore but this just took the cake.
In what world are these considered anywhere close to "good taste" or acceptable for Halloween.
"Good taste" and "Halloween" do not go together.
Halloween for many people older than 12 is about the horror and gore and blood and guts.
Well at least the hot dude supports testicular cancer awareness via his yellow wrist band. Isn't that enough proof for progressives that he's an all-right kinda guy?
I didn't even know people wore those yellow bracelets anymore. Its been years since I've seen one.
This is an outrage. We need to demand immediate reform of college costuming classes. I can't believe the stuff they teach these days. The professor would have flunked you, and rightly so, if you had turned in a costume like that for the final.
Back in 2008, what I heard walking past some liberal arts classes sounded like local Obama volunteers training session.
Oh, that's terrible!
They should have been learning how to bully other students by knocking them down and cutting their hair, like Mitt Romney learned when he was in college!
(at least I think that's what he did; worthless information like that doesn't tend to stick in my mind)
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