[QUOTE="LeobritoWing"]

Guys I went to see that it seems will not go to the PC Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, that would be true? There is no chance of leaving PC?

mushroom_kid

Yoda?

hahahahahahahahahahha.. oh and hahahahahhahah

Learn to speak American? Eugh. You just lost a sale, EA!fatshodan

We did create English afterall.

[QUOTE="crazymaghie123"][QUOTE="FragStains"][QUOTE="crazymaghie123"][QUOTE="FragStains"]

I agree with the principal. You are in high school, not the second grade. You shouldn't be dressing up for halloween anymore.

Furthermore, high school kids are mostly immature, and the ones who would dress up (if they could) would most likely be immature and cause more problems than it's worth.

Pick your battles so that you will have more ammo for when it's actually worth it.

FragStains

There are other school dress up days just not Halloween.

We have other school dress up days at the school such as "spirit week". Cheerleaders and other sports teams get to wear their uniforms. All of these contribute to distraction but are allowed.

Halloween costumes are (hopefully) unique and not approved by the school beforehand. This leads to distractions and an excuse for morons to be disruptive.

I've already stated that there are other dress up days and it is only Halloween that has been banned due to "discomfort" of a small population of the student body. Distraction is not the central issue of the ban.

You are a senior still wanting to dress up. Grow up.1337_ownage

Since when has dressing up in a costume had an age limit?

[QUOTE="crazymaghie123"][QUOTE="FragStains"]

I agree with the principal. You are in high school, not the second grade. You shouldn't be dressing up for halloween anymore.

Furthermore, high school kids are mostly immature, and the ones who would dress up (if they could) would most likely be immature and cause more problems than it's worth.

Pick your battles so that you will have more ammo for when it's actually worth it.

FragStains

There are other school dress up days just not Halloween.

We have other school dress up days at the school such as "spirit week". Cheerleaders and other sports teams get to wear their uniforms. All of these contribute to distraction but are allowed.

Maybe that kid shouldn't have showed up dressed as the (arguably) the most hated person in history, who also committed mass genocide.

Seriously, blame him, not the administration.

hokies1313

Should all students be blamed for the action of one?

I agree with the principal. You are in high school, not the second grade. You shouldn't be dressing up for halloween anymore.

Furthermore, high school kids are mostly immature, and the ones who would dress up (if they could) would most likely be immature and cause more problems than it's worth.

Pick your battles so that you will have more ammo for when it's actually worth it.

FragStains

There are other school dress up days just not Halloween.