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I was shopping the other day and saw a couple with three small children. The man was wearing a t-shirt that said "F*** em" in big letters on the front.
Aren't there laws against profanity in public places?
I felt so sorry for those little girls.
I just can't imagine my mom or dad wearing something like that at all!
What is wrong with people today?! No class at all!
I am no prude,and I cuss. Maybe more than I should,but when I am out in public I try to watch it. I just try to respect other people. I do not want to offend anyone.
Okie
Location: Prescott Valley, Az (unfortunately still here)
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Originally Posted by Okie_Dokie!
I was shopping the other day and saw a couple with three small children. The man was wearing a t-shirt that said "F*** em" in big letters on the front.
Aren't there laws against profanity in public places?
I felt so sorry for those little girls.
I just can't imagine my mom or dad wearing something like that at all!
What is wrong with people today?! No class at all!
Okie
I totally agree with you. Hell, my father never wore T-shirts (only those white t-shirts that men wear under their dress shirts and stuff). My father wore nice, button down western style shirts (he was half-Cherokee Indian). My mother always wore nice blouses (very feminine stuff).
Most people these days have no idea how to dress or look presentable in public. It's a shame.
I was shopping the other day and saw a couple with three small children. The man was wearing a t-shirt that said "F*** em" in big letters on the front.
Aren't there laws against profanity in public places?
I felt so sorry for those little girls.
I just can't imagine my mom or dad wearing something like that at all!
What is wrong with people today?! No class at all!
Okie
No law against it. Sure, it may be low class and not something most of us would wear, but the man has a First Amendment right to freedom of speech.
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