Say hello to Clay
Posted on 12/05/2008 1:45:36 PM PST by day10
Senior Clay Edwards’ photo won’t be in this year’s Bracken County High School yearbook. He’ll be listed as “not pictured.”
For Edwards it wasn’t missing picture day or a case of the flu that kept him out of his last yearbook and the class of 2009 composite – it was a dog collar and makeup......
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Gee, somebody has to be the Emo kid at the school. It’s required by law.
Ironically enough, he was also voted Most Likely Not to Appear in the Yearbook.
I’d like to see a picture of his parents.
In my day, he’d get his ass kicked not for how he looks or what he represents, but because he’s just stupid. What a jerk.
If this is the kid...I can picture the parents. Nevermind...
If he is trying to do EMO or Punk, he is doing it wrong. I think that is the gay vampire housewife look.
Ok, Who’s the idiot that is afraid he looks too much like one of the teachers?
Clay, I’d bet you’re the type who likes to explore independence, check us out.
And, now more people will see you than if you were in your yearbook, dude.
ME! ME! ME! I WANT WHAT I WANT AND I WANT IT NOW!
Somebody has to replace Boy George.
Uh, I think they should put the kid’s pic in; it’ll be very instructional later in life and he’ll never be able to deny what a bozo he was in HS. Most kids DO grow out of this nonsense; of course I realize not all do. Boy George is still alive and well (and in jail now I think).
Somebody smack that kid.
When he grows up he’ll be grateful that he didn’t have his picture in the yearbook. But then again, maybe not.
parentS?
I’m betting the farm that there is no father in the home.
I don’t blame the school.
Who would want that picture in their yearbook!
So?
In my opinion, let him have his picture in the yearbook as long as he’s not being obscene. Kids should be able to dress however they want as long as they are clothed and don’t have obscenities on their clothes. He will look like a fool but that’s his problem. Let him explain it to his kids 20 years from now.
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