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EKU student thrown out of mall for short dress

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Kymberly Clem Thrown Out of Mall for Short Dress

 

Kymberly Clem, a college student, was asked to leave the Richmond Mall in Kentucky for wearing a revealing dress. According to Kymberly Clem, she had been in the mall for about ten minutes when a security guard approached her. He gave her a 360 and asked her to leave because the dress was too revealing. The security guard said that the dress was too provocative and that people husbands were staring at her.

 

It is ironic because Kymberly Clem had purchased that dress at the very mall that kicked her out. Kymberly Clem is a student at Eastern Kentucky University majoring in criminal justice.

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Is there a picture of the dress in question? :cool:

 

Haha, that is the exact first thing that popped in my mind, lol.

 

Seems pretty hypocritical since she bought the dress at the same mall.

Haha, that is the exact first thing that popped in my mind, lol.

 

Seems pretty hypocritical since she bought the dress at the same mall.

 

I googled her name and found an interview with her that showed the dress, it's not that short.

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"They" said the "dress" was actually meant to be a shirt so she should have had on a pair of jeans or whatever.

I googled her name and found an interview with her that showed the dress, it's not that short.

 

I agree...

 

I have seen much worse at malls before...including the Richmond Mall

Sounds like that one of the wives that were complaining about their husband looking at this girl may have been one of the Mall's administrators wives or something. Maybe she was there to see her husband, saw him looking at this young lady and decided she would "just take care of that....Umm" :lol:. Got on her husband so bad that he had security make the young lady leave so it would make him look good to his wife.

 

Well, that's one theory anyway....:lol:

"They" said the "dress" was actually meant to be a shirt so she should have had on a pair of jeans or whatever.

 

Wonder what the "whatever" was?? :D

It's not discrimination. Shut up. Move on. Don't wear the dress there anymore. Good grief.

SoMeSoYou.com has dubbed Kymberly Clem as the 'Dumbest Girl in America.' In her video interview, Kymberly Clem does not come across as the most education and well-spoken person.

 

Wonderful/ironic tidbit in there.

You've got to be kidding me.:rolleyes: If my husband is ogling some young chick in the mall it's my problem (and his!:fire:), not hers. I cannot believe the security guard asked her to leave. That dress was not that short, anyway.

SoMeSoYou.com has dubbed Kymberly Clem as the 'Dumbest Girl in America.' In her video interview, Kymberly Clem does not come across as the most education and well-spoken person.

 

Wonderful/ironic tidbit in there.

 

It sounded to me like she might have hearing loss. There was a tone in her voice that is often indicative of someone that is partially deaf.

 

I doubt I am the most education person, either.:lol:

SoMeSoYou.com has dubbed Kymberly Clem as the 'Dumbest Girl in America.' In her video interview, Kymberly Clem does not come across as the most education and well-spoken person.

 

Wonderful/ironic tidbit in there.

 

That's the ugly part of the so called "press" on the internet. Covering a story about a dress, then turns around and makes fun of they way she talks. She has a speech problem so what? They should have stuck to the story.

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