Oh my. I had no idea what I was missing by not shopping at Walmart.
Think I will print some of the choicest examples to show students why a school dress code is a good thing. Remember, just because YOU think you look OK doesn't mean everyone else does.
Lost, I did check out WTR, and some of it is almost more than I can believe... Now I grew up in the rural Midwest, and everybody knew how to make a foot of baling wire stretch to a mile until we could get a mile's worth of wire, but some of those White Trash Repairs that morphed from "temporary" into "permanent" repairs are just ridiculous!
a real winer, gotta agree with you about the need for a dress code. Like my mother said when I was a kid, we may not have had much money, but we didn't have to look like trashy people-- our clothing might have been mended, but everything was clean and covered all the appropriate parts of our bodies.
I lost an hour to this site but came away thinking perhaps the costumes on display are acts of protest.
ReplyDeleteOh my. I had no idea what I was missing by not shopping at Walmart.
ReplyDeleteThink I will print some of the choicest examples to show students why a school dress code is a good thing. Remember, just because YOU think you look OK doesn't mean everyone else does.
It's worth it to check out the White Trash Repairs. It's at the top of the page. Ah, good stuff.
ReplyDeleteLost, I did check out WTR, and some of it is almost more than I can believe... Now I grew up in the rural Midwest, and everybody knew how to make a foot of baling wire stretch to a mile until we could get a mile's worth of wire, but some of those White Trash Repairs that morphed from "temporary" into "permanent" repairs are just ridiculous!
ReplyDeletea real winer, gotta agree with you about the need for a dress code. Like my mother said when I was a kid, we may not have had much money, but we didn't have to look like trashy people-- our clothing might have been mended, but everything was clean and covered all the appropriate parts of our bodies.