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05-15-2012, 07:58 PM
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Moms Attack Teens for Dirty Dancing
These prom chaperones are accused of both saying it and spraying it. Two parents allegedly doused dirty-dancing teens at Manitou Springs High School with Lysol and called female students "whores" and "sluts," according to the Denver Channel. The parents, Jennifer Farmer and Hannah Rockey, deny the accusations about conduct that allegedly took place during the Colorado school's prom in April. A police report obtained by the Smoking Gun says students complained that the Lysol spray got into their mouths and eyes and forced some of them to leave the dance. The report also says a student told police that Farmer and Rockey said some dancers "were advertising butt sex.” In a press release sent to The Huffington Post, the Manitou Springs School District said, "The alleged actions by parent chaperones during the high school prom are in no way condoned by the school district." "It is unfortunate that the parent chaperones did not report to school personnel their concerns regarding what they believed to be inappropriate dancing," the release states. some dancers "were advertising butt sex.” LOL |
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05-15-2012, 09:06 PM
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Re: Moms Attack Teens for Dirty Dancing
So many kids got kicked out of my daughter's prom in 2011 that she and her friends decided to get kicked out too, by dancing 'too sexy'. She said it was fun. And that there weren't many kids left by the end of the night. |
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05-15-2012, 10:34 PM
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Re: Moms Attack Teens for Dirty Dancing
"Advertising butt sex?" In the 50's or 60's, it was called, "shaking a tail feather". At least they knew where their kids were! Safe! If someone squirted Lysol, or anything else, in the mouth of my child, they'd be sued for assault and paying for any doctors visits! The wackos were wearing army fatigues, by the way! Hold them down, rip off their granny panties and squirt their cob-webbed crotches with the Lysol! See below. At least one girl is suing. They should both be jailed for at least six months and fined $750! |
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05-15-2012, 10:42 PM
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Re: Moms Attack Teens for Dirty Dancing
Exactly!! That's what my daughter was flabbergasted about. Oh, so you'll kick us out of here, and have us go do what?? Go drink?? I'm sure some kids did do just that. It was ridiculous and that will be her memory of prom. $150 dress, $60 shoes, $50 hair style and I don't know how much tickets were. Oh and a limo, but she and her date and 5 other couples split that. In fact she payed for all of it, thank God. I said couldn't you have just left, but I guess that wouldn't have been as fun. Attacking the kids and assaulting them with Lysol? I would've been in jail. |
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05-15-2012, 11:25 PM
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Re: Moms Attack Teens for Dirty Dancing
One girl, at least, is suing! Ha ha ha! Still looking for pictures of the, "chaperones". At least one teenager has filed charges against two mothers chaperoning her high school prom whom she said sprayed Lysol disinfectant on her and her friends. The Manitou Springs High School student said while she was dancing at her prom on April 22 chaperones Jennifer Farmer and Hannah Rockey sprayed a group of students they felt were dancing too provocatively. The police report says one of the mothers told a security guard that the students were dancing “like they were having sex with their clothes on” and it appeared as if “they were advertising sex.” Some students said they were forced to leave their prom because the spray got in their eyes and mouths. Farmer and Rockey, both 42, were cited for harassment and obscene language. Superintendent of schools Edward Longfield released a statement saying in part: “The alleged actions by parent chaperones during the high school prom are in no way condoned by the school district. School personnel supervising the dance did not observe any of the alleged actions of the parents chaperone. Once notified by students of the alleged actions, the school staff took immediate steps to address student concerns. If they are found guilty the women faces up to $750 in fines and up to six months in jail. The women have denied the accusations. |