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I am a mother of a 29 year old son who wears baggy pants and I see nothing wrong with it.  It is a trend just like it is to have many piercings and tattoos and I don't see anyone trying to banned those.  I dont consider those who wear baggy pants to be criminals.  Back in the day of hippie power nobody tried to ban their trends.  It is disrespectful to those who cannot wear that style.  I also have no problem being seen in public with him and his buddies.  I don't wear them but I certainly will not force my son to pull up his britches.  This is their time so let them have it.  I agree that it is not the style to wear when applying for a job but if they are wanting to be comfortable then who are we to say that is not comfortable. 

I commend Granny-I think she did a GREAT JOB of getting their attention!  Go on with your bad ass-lol  That would be one lady if I saw her coming I would make sure she got noticed!  I am on her side!!

Apparently it is worse than everyone thinks...because my husband was told back in Nov. 07 that his head was infected with the superbug...and was given no medication.  Then in Feb. 08 I had to return him to the urgent care and again was told his culture came back positive.  He was then given Doxycycline Hyclate and was given a 20 day supply.  According to the doctors here in AZ, we all that live in Az are carriers and was also told that it has been around for at least 5 years.  It was until kids started dying  did it come into the news.  Now we just go day to day hoping that that sore does not return.  According to my husband he didn't become infected until after they did a minor plastic surgery on his finger from a bite of a brown recluse.  Here in AZ. the doctor's do not seem to think that it isn't as bad as we are hearing about on the news...My husband is only 40 yrs. old and we are newlyweds and I am hoping for a very long life with him and I will as long as he is on his prescription but what happen when the medication expires???