This is something that everyone of us have had to deal with in the past.

Baggy pants that show boxer shorts or thongs would be illegal under a proposed amendment to Atlanta’s indecency laws.

The ACLU is a little concerned though.

American Civil Liberties Union Georgia president Debbie Seagraves said the proposal is too vague and would unfairly target African-Americans.

“We’re going to do that in a society that has already criminalized young black youth to the point (that) we already have hundreds of black men in prison,” Seagraves said.

Yes, that’s right. The ACLU is saying that Black American’s are more likely to get caught with their pants down.

Martin said the penalty would be a fine.

I say the penalty should be a fine pair of suspenders.

We’re still waiting for a word from the plumbers.

“Where an individual director disagrees with a board position on matters of civil liberties policy, the director should refrain from publicly highlighting the fact of such disagreement,” the committee that compiled the standards wrote in its proposals.

“Directors should remember that there is always a material prospect that public airing of the disagreement will affect the A.C.L.U. adversely in terms of public support and fund-raising,” the proposals state.

Hmmm… fund-raising huh. Show me the money.