You've got to be kidding me. 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.

 

See my post #8, :thumb:.

From an independent and impartial observer, I absolutely see nothing wrong with short dresses or skirts. I'm all for, them being worn.

 

From an independent and impartial observer, I absolutely see nothing wrong with short dresses or skirts. I'm all for, them being worn.

 

 

Isn't there something in the Bill of Rights about the natural born right to short skirts and dresses?:ylsuper:

HB20, do you know this girl? She seems real familiar. Has anyone seen the security at Richmond Mall, not too much there either.

She sounds like Elliott Sadler's sister

She sounds like Elliott Sadler's sister

:lol:

The security guard that asked her to leave should be reprimanded for his actions. That was not to short.

Isn't there something in the Bill of Rights about the natural born right to short skirts and dresses?:ylsuper:

:thumb:

 

I can't recall, ever being offended by a short skirt or dress.

I didn't think the dress looked too terribly short.

People should not make fun of the way she talked.

Security guards sometimes get a bit carried away with their authority.

 

But really, what right was violated? Is this truly worthy of sending out a camera crew and reporter? Does this chick expect to gain a big settlement now?

 

I think she should go to mall (or maul) management, show them the dress and sales receipt, and demand an apology and that the situation be corrected. Nothing more.

HB20, do you know this girl? She seems real familiar. Has anyone seen the security at Richmond Mall, not too much there either.

 

:laugh: I thought the Richmond Mall no longer existed. It's like a hollow building inside!

I want to speak for everybody else who has been discriminated against but has never said anything,” she told the Register. “I want them to apologize and let them know that in this day and age, a woman has a right to wear what she wants.”

 

She said the above though, and that's a freaking joke.

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:

 

That's what I thought as well.

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 was thinking the same thing.

From an independent and impartial observer, I absolutely see nothing wrong with short dresses or skirts. I'm all for, them being worn.

 

 

But only by a particular group of people. :lol:

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I can't recall, ever being offended by a short skirt or dress.[/quote

 

 

Never mind.