Saggy Pants Banned on Busses in Ft. Worth

[PPHSfan]

What's next?

No hippies or homos?

I mean who on the bus cares about underwear?

Except maybe the guy sitting in the seat with skidmarks. Lol

[BaseballUmp]

I see nothing wrong with this

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m264/chele_ang/saggypants.jpg

[PPHSfan]

Neither do I. But if she had on stinky boxer shorts, she would not be allowed on the bus.

[Bullaholic]

Originally posted by PPHSfan
What's next?

No hippies or homos?

I mean who on the bus cares about underwear?

Except maybe the guy sitting in the seat with skidmarks. Lol

This is a start....

Nobody under 35.
No long hair
No shorts or flip-flops-shirt required
No loud music or talking
No smoking
No olfactory offenses
No men sitting while a lady stands
No profanity
"Sir" or "Ma'am" spoken to anyone with gray hair.

:D

[bobcat1]

Originally posted by BaseballUmp
I see nothing wrong with this

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m264/chele_ang/saggypants.jpg Umm those aren't saggy. They are Just right.!:D

[Saggy Aggie]

I like saggy :)

[LionFan72]

Originally posted by bobcat1
Umm those aren't saggy. They are Just right.!:D

Tight! I know you must have hit the wrong letter!!!:):):):clap:

[Ernest T Bass]

Guess Dez Bryant will have to take a cab.

[SintonFan]

Originally posted by Bullaholic
This is a start....

Nobody under 35.
No long hair
No shorts or flip-flops-shirt required
No loud music or talking
No smoking
No olfactory offenses
No men sitting while a lady stands
No profanity
"Sir" or "Ma'am" spoken to anyone with gray hair.

:D

Ahh the "old days".:cool:

[SintonFan]

Originally posted by Saggy Aggie
I like saggy :)

Kinda self-serving?:nerd:

[Saggy Aggie]

Originally posted by SintonFan
Kinda self-serving?:nerd: :D

[PPHSfan]

Originally posted by SintonFan
Ahh the "old days".:cool:

Right.

In the "old days" smoking was allowed on the bus.

The old days sucked. Cars got ten miles a gallon. You couldn't buy batteries on Sunday. You had to wear leather shoes all the time. The teachers in highschool were old and they didn't put out. Pinball was three games for a quarter, but you had to work all day for fourteen dollars.

And don't start on me with the "greatest generation" crap either. Everybody dressing the same, acting the same, thinking the same. That sucked.

Sure, we have a ton of New problems today, but so did the "greatest generation".

I will take air-conditioning and HDTV over metal ice trays and square dancing any day of the week.

[Bullaholic]

Originally posted by PPHSfan
Right.

In the "old days" smoking was allowed on the bus.

The old days sucked. Cars got ten miles a gallon. You couldn't buy batteries on Sunday. You had to wear leather shoes all the time. The teachers in highschool were old and they didn't put out. Pinball was three games for a quarter, but you had to work all day for fourteen dollars.

And don't start on me with the "greatest generation" crap either. Everybody dressing the same, acting the same, thinking the same. That sucked.

Sure, we have a ton of New problems today, but so did the "greatest generation".

I will take air-conditioning and HDTV over metal ice trays and square dancing any day of the week.

And most folk's priorities were in order because "convenience" and "comfort" were not that high on the list....

I know you are kidding a lot, but you better go back and take a hard look at how the term "greatest generation" was earned----not given. The first 15 mins. or so of "Saving Private Ryan" may give you a start....

BTW----you're still my favorite "hedonist".....:D

[Txbroadcaster]

Originally posted by Bullaholic
And most folks priorities were in order because "convenience" and "comfort" were not that high on the list....

I know you are kidding a lot, but you better go back and take a hard look at how the term "greatest generation" was earned----not given. The first 15 mins. or so of "Saving Private Ryan" may give you a start....

BTW----you're still my favorite "hedonist".....:D

i agree about Saving Private Ryan..BUT the belief that everyone in WWII signed up on their own is false.about 900,000 men were drafted into the army at the beginning and from 1940 to 1947 some reports say 10,000,000 were inducted.

[Old LB]

Hopefully our greastest generation is yet to come. :thinking:

[Bullaholic]

Originally posted by Txbroadcaster
i agree about Saving Private Ryan..BUT the belief that everyone in WWII signed up on their own is false.about 900,000 men were drafted into the army at the beginning and from 1940 to 1947 some reports say 10,000,000 were inducted.

I'm proud to wave the "Old guy patriotic flag" anytime, TxB, and I don't want to make anyone roll their eyes because of it, but most of those drafted guys who landed at Normandy stormed that beach scared completely out of their wits but went forward out of a great sense of duty and love of country and families. Not many had to have a rifle pointed at their back to do their duty.

[Bullaholic]

Originally posted by Old LB
Hopefully our greastest generation is yet to come. :thinking:

I got no prob with that statement, OLB---it is a good one.

[Txbroadcaster]

Originally posted by Bullaholic
I'm proud to wave the "Old guy patriotic flag" anytime, TxB, and I don't want to make anyone roll their eyes because of it, but most of those drafted guys who landed at Normandy stormed that beach scared completely out of their wits but went forward out of a great sense of duty and love of country and families. Not many had to have a rifle pointed at their back to do their duty.

of course..but I am just saying..those drafted in WWII and those drafted in Vietnam were no different.they did not want to fight until forced to..yet the history paints it as all those who fought in WWII did so for country.and those who fought in Vietnam did not want to be there

[Bullaholic]

Originally posted by Txbroadcaster
of course..but I am just saying..those drafted in WWII and those drafted in Vietnam were no different.they did not want to fight until forced to..yet the history paints it as all those who fought in WWII did so for country.and those who fought in Vietnam did not want to be there

Agreed---no one's life is worth any more to America than another because of the war in which it was lost.

[LIONS#1]

Originally posted by BaseballUmp
I see nothing wrong with this

http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m264/chele_ang/saggypants.jpg

NICE!!!!:clap:

[Ernest T Bass]

Originally posted by LIONS#1
NICE!!!!:clap:

Glad to see this thread finally get back on track.

[LIONS#1]

Originally posted by PPHSfan
Right.

In the "old days" smoking was allowed on the bus.

The old days sucked. Cars got ten miles a gallon. You couldn't buy batteries on Sunday. You had to wear leather shoes all the time. The teachers in highschool were old and they didn't put out. Pinball was three games for a quarter, but you had to work all day for fourteen dollars.

And don't start on me with the "greatest generation" crap either. Everybody dressing the same, acting the same, thinking the same. That sucked.

Sure, we have a ton of New problems today, but so did the "greatest generation".

I will take air-conditioning and HDTV over metal ice trays and square dancing any day of the week.

In the "old days" smoking was allowed on the bus. : Smoking sux!!


Cars got ten miles a gallon: Gas was 19 cents a gallon!!
You couldn't buy batteries on Sunday; That's why you "Plan Ahead"
You had to wear leather shoes all the time; ?? NOT!!

The teachers in highschool were old and they didn't put out;
Teachers are old in every generation, most boys fron the Greatest Generation concentrated on the cheerleaders more than making out with the teachers...:nerd:


Pinball was three games for a quarter; You can't get anything for a quarter NOW!!

had to work all day for fourteen dollars; a coke was 10 cents not a dollar fity..:nerd:

Everybody dressing the same, acting the same, thinking the same; Only in socialist countries, Russia, China and Cuba....etc.

Sure, we have a ton of New problems today, but so did the "greatest generation". ; More LAZY people today = more problems!!! in this sit on your azz type on your keyboard society.

I will take air-conditioning and HDTV over metal ice trays and square dancing any day of the week;

I will as well but will forever be thankful for the brave men and women that fought hard for me to enjoy my AC and HDTV. Not to many folks square dance but I will go out on a limb and take that over today's rap crap dancing!! Metal Ice trays bring a few bucks at antique stores...just sayin!!


:thinking:

[PPHSfan]

Brave men have fought and died long Before and long Since the "greatest generation".

[SintonFan]

Originally posted by PPHSfan
Right.

In the "old days" smoking was allowed on the bus.

The old days sucked. Cars got ten miles a gallon. You couldn't buy batteries on Sunday. You had to wear leather shoes all the time. The teachers in highschool were old and they didn't put out. Pinball was three games for a quarter, but you had to work all day for fourteen dollars.

And don't start on me with the "greatest generation" crap either. Everybody dressing the same, acting the same, thinking the same. That sucked.

Sure, we have a ton of New problems today, but so did the "greatest generation".

I will take air-conditioning and HDTV over metal ice trays and square dancing any day of the week.

You forgot to mention that "Medieval Times" back then was the real thing. Not this mamby pamby stuff that you only allow G2 to have a 1/4 chicken and a half pint. A HALF PINT!
You are a very cruel man...:eek:

[PPHSfan]

"smoking sux"

That was my point.

In the good old days everyone smoked and drank on tv.

Greatest generation.

Ok.

[PPHSfan]

Originally posted by SintonFan
You forgot to mention that "Medieval Times" back then was the real thing. Not this mamby pamby stuff that you only allow G2 to have a 1/4 chicken and a half pint. A HALF PINT!
You are a very cruel man...:eek:

Lol