About time someone protested!

CLIF! ITS NOT ON THE CROTCH!!!!!!!!!!!

 

If you don't want your kid to wear them don't buy them! I buy my clothes out the junior section most the time I go to VS but if I buy them at target they come from juniors. So what if they make nursing bras in the same size as teens we gonna stop selling them too?

 

Well if I don't then I am dressed very inappropriately for work!

Like I said, that's some imagination you've got there Cliffy.

There are lots of women who wear JUNIOR sizes in underwear and clothes. If they were being marketed to CHILDREN they would be over next to the Cinderella and Tinkerbell panties.

I think you have got your panties mixed up Clif. :lol:

 

I think he has them mixed up too.


Clif next time you go out shopping, go look at all the different panties!

 

That's about the most ignorant thing I think I have heard in a long time.

Tell me, if you see someone selling heroin to sixth graders, is your attitude, "hey, if you don't want your kids to shoot up, don't buy it for them"? When I see something that I think is potentially harmful to children, I am going to speak up. I am going to say it loud and often.

Putting the words "Who needs credit cards?" on a child's underwear is wrong!!!

 

Ok Big boy listen up Juniors panties are not just teens panties!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND WOMENS PANTIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

We're not talking about being marketed to adults. My coment was specifically to you saying you had no problem buying them for your fifteen year-old daughter.

 

Ok, listen up. Michelle said she had no problem giving them to her fifteen year-old daughter!!!!!!!!!!!!

Last time I checked fifteen year-old were teenagers.

 

I would hope that 15 year old daughters would not be showing her draws to other people....If we have to worry about that, then the draws is the least of our problems.

 

AMEN!

 

OMG OMG OMG......teenagers wear thongs these days for pete's sake. And someone is actually worried about a couple words.

GET A LIFE!!!!

 

Yes they are. BUT she knows her child better than you or me. If she thinks her child is ok to wear them thats her business not yours or mine. I don't see anything wrong with it. My daughter wears hello kitty ones they say hello kitty across the waste band. People could say thats wrong and they are sold in a 5 tot size ( kiddie section)

 

Finally, someone who may or may not agree with me, but at least has some understanding about what I've been saying.

 

Tell ya what Cliffy . . .when I go to buy hers I will buy you a pair too. I think you're gonna need a new pair because yours are so wadded up right now that I'm sure they are stained

 

I agree with Clif & Bandmom, they are inappropriate for Juniors - and that is the section they were in, being marketed to teenagers. I don't think any talk of credit cards, money, Santa, Sugar Daddy on the same pair of panties is the right message even jokingly - to send to our young ladies if we want them to respect themselves.

At LEAST they would be under their clothing, I want to know what kind of parent purchases clothing for their daughter that has "juicy" or "sweet" or the like stamped across the ***.

My son was telling me about the different offenses kids go to ISS for at his middle school. He said a number of those students are there for dress code - skirts to short etc, and that usually their parents show up. I said "Oh. To bring them new clothes? Makes me wonder why did their parents buy the clothing in the first place, when they get a copy of the dress code every year and sign off on it". He said "No. They are coming to DEFEND it. They see nothing wrong with it". :shock:

In a handbasket. Probably just started with a "cute" pair of underwear at Christmas last year.


Let's be parents instead of friends, OK?

 

I presume you're ok with children wearing thongs?

Pointing out that there is worse going on does not justify the discussion at hand.

 

She has no horse in this race.

 

What I'm really trying to say is .....why ARE YOU worried about it? It's NOT your child....so let it be.