Our school has banned Abercrombie from our school. They say that the shirts are too sexual and distract the "learning environment." Today a friend of mine was wearing and Abercrombie shirt that said "Will work forehand jobs" and was given a saturday detention and they made him take it off. The same thing happened to a guy wearing a shirt that had a video game controler and said "wanna play?" Yes I get that those shirts can get you in trouble but what's wronge with regular Abercrombie shirts that don't have anything to do with sex? And not to mention pants. Well, us students want to get them to let us wear Abercrombie to school again becasue not ALL their shirts are like that. WE have no idea wear to start. Any ideas?
stephii_x3z_yooh answered Tuesday August 23 2005, 5:33 pm: okay.. this is a little risky, but if ur like this, then just hav all ur friends (and i mean ALL) wear abercrombie on one day (i mean the appropriet kind) and just act like nothing's wrong. the teachers can't get mad at all of you, rite? good luck, and i hope you don't get in trouble!
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cellyluvr2 answered Tuesday August 23 2005, 5:08 pm: well i had a similar problem,but with music. so one of my friends started a petition to get cd players allowed on busses and in holding rooms. so we signed a petition and got ppls signatures. and it actually(suprisingly) worked!!!! so ya try that! lol
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sunnyville answered Tuesday August 23 2005, 2:47 pm: What you could do is get people to sign a petition which is agreements from people to agree to help you to succeed on voting something important but if you don't get enough people you will lose the petition try convincing people to sign it by telling them the importance of freewill doing things or wearing things you like to and tell them it is for a very good purpose or cause. [ sunnyville's advice column | Ask sunnyville A Question ]
baby_girl33 answered Tuesday August 23 2005, 11:43 am: I would simply ask "What makes the abercrombie shirts differnt from ones that you can get at holiister, sears, jc penney or basically anywhere?" Tell them that you dont think its wrong that they ban shirts that are sexually expilcit, but that you think no matter where they come from sexually charged sayings on shirts should not be allowed, but that they should lift the ban on all abercrombie just because it is abercrombie. Also the petition thing is a good idea. Good Luck!
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xRoOxiSxBlOnDex answered Tuesday August 23 2005, 10:15 am: I think you should start out with a petition, and get as many students to sign as possible. Also try to get staff members to sign because that always helps. Send one copy to the principal and one to the super intendent of your school. Try that, and see what happens. [By the way, there should be a regulation somewhere that tells you how many signatures you need for them to consider it, etc.]
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gUeSsHoO278 answered Tuesday August 23 2005, 2:01 am: abercrombie is tight....the jeans, well atleast the ones i have, dont say abercrombie on the outside, just the inside label so i figure you can still wear those and even some other collar shirts i have dont say abercrombie newhere, so just wear the ones you can...then wear the other ones outside of school* [ gUeSsHoO278's advice column | Ask gUeSsHoO278 A Question ]
DonutHolez567 answered Tuesday August 23 2005, 12:34 am: have patition(and have like bunches of ppl sign it like 250) and promise to not wear the sexish stuff only the shrist that are not like that and pants. dont coplain to ur princealbe ...dosent work..i did it.
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