I'm gonna approach this from a slightly different angle, though we're probably in agreement here.
I'm gonna approach this from a slightly different angle, though we're probably in agreement here.
Boys who like girls regularly get distracted by certain girls and whatever outfit they're wearing on any given day, and vice-versa. Under normal circumstances, this strange phenomenon continues into adulthood and affects both men and women. It's called attraction, and that's exactly how it's supposed to work.
Friggin' kids, man.
Apparently there was plenty to see until this little **** complained and ruined it for the rest of the guys at the school.
It's called being a guy. Most high school age guys will pop a tent if an attractive girl even looks in their general direction. Hell, I've been in a room full of middle age business men that were left speechless after an attractive sales rep walked in with a low cut top and a really short skirt. I don't know many guys that aren't easily distracted by T & A. Us guys are simple creatures.
Why I oughta.......Hopefully not the pear shaped Hillary pant suits
So, an administrator walks up to me and says, "You can't wear that shirt, it's promoting sexuality". I reply, "Viagra's a pill". Dude followed up by saying I probably don't watch NASCAR and don't like Mark Martin and was just wearing it to challenge their authority. 
Dontcha know? Men are taught to find women sexually attractive. Has nothing to do with biology.
School I went to actually had in the dress code that cheerleaders weren't allowed to wear their outfits in school, because the top and the skirts violated the general dress code.
I always challenged the boundaries of their dress code.
They had a rule saying people couldn't wear NASCAR jackets because they had "Winston" and "Bud" decals on them. So, I bought a Kevin Harvick GM Goodwreck jacket (in the NEXTEL Cup era) and it didn't have the "Bud Pole Award" patch on it at all and wore it. Got sent to the principal's office and asked them to show me where the Bud and Winston patches were.
Another time, I had a Mark Martin shirt on. This was when he was driving the Viagra car.
I like that; similar story here. Nascar wear in general wasn't banned, but stuff for teams that promoted alcohol or tobacco were banned. So I obviously couldn't wear Spencer stuff with Camel or Winston on it. So I would wear older stuff with the Smokin' Joe's car or logo on it. No mention of Winston Cup, no actual mention of Camel cigarettes, and my argument of "this camel has a checkered flag scarf; the camel on the cigarettes doesn't" allowed me to get by with it.
Example from a google image search (this is actually one design that I had/have):
I wish I could get more Spencer shirts. One terrible thing about being a race fan is that if your driver retires or changes teams you either can't get their stuff anymore or the colors and logos become obsolete. You don't have that with other sports; I can always get Raiders or Reds stuff.
Aren't we all.
