Oh and another trend that drives me insane around here. The teenagers, in particular the girls, wear their pajama pants to hang out in the street. They actually walk around in pants that have ducks or frogs or something like that. They look so stupid. Some of these girls actually wear these things to school!! My mother would NEVER let me leave the house unless I was looking like a proper young lady. You can look nice and be comfortable without looking like a slob.

What underpants????? All I ever got to see what a dirty ole butt crack!!!!:D

So true. Some of the girls wear them at our school too. What gets me is that two or three days a year they have what's called pajama day and everyone is suppose to wear their pj's. Not all do of course, but I think that is ridiculas! Some things, like what you sleep in is for home!!!

That's crazy!!!! How can mothers allow their kids to walk around in the Pjama's :rolleyes: I think it's ridiculous!

Pjama parties at school :eek: That's totally insane! Pj parties at home with a lot of girlfriends is fun, but for goodness sake, to let them wear that to school is NUTS!!!!

I love every single comment you ladies have already made and agree 100%! Although I consider myself on the smaller side (not THAT small), I totally abhor tight clothes! I want my jeans to be more on the "breathable" side than the "can't breath, can't eat side". I'm so uncomfortable in clothes that are tight or "just fit" - give me room to breathe!!! Even as a teenager, I didn't want anything tight fitting on me - and that includes turtle necks, they choke me!!

But the one thing that gets me the most concerns boys and their hats!! The bill is supposed to go in FRONT, not cocked to the side, not in the back of your head, the FRONT!!! I'm sorry but I think boys who wear their hats off to the side or on the back look like nothing more than "punks". My youngest tries to get away with it and each time either hubby or I are telling him to either wear the hat right or take it off! I want to go up to every boy I see wearing their hat that way and yank it smooth off their head.