NASHVILLE (Reuters) - Tennessee's governor has signed into law a measure allowing teachers to be penalized for promoting or condoning so-called "gateway sexual activity" by students, expanding the state's existing abstinence-based sexual education program.

"The bill language and provisions are generally in line with our current standards and law," said David Smith, a spokesman for Republican Governor Bill Haslam.

The gateway activity in question remains vague. Some critics have said it could punish teachers for allowing students to hug or hold hands. The bill has been ridiculed by television comedian Stephen Colbert.

gateway?

Stupidity knows no bounds.


Fishy

Pretty much anything a teenage girl wore when I was in High School oozed sexuality. If they talked to me, I thought about boinking them. If they looked at me, I thought about boinking them. If they inadvertantly touched me, they wanted me, right there in the hall. (Unfortunately only in my mind.)

That leaves them going naked, which.....well......., ya' know.....

Whatafuckstick.

The Gov is just proving that stupidity is alive and well in the green mountain state.

I think "gateway sexual activity" is reaching puberty. Pretty hard to avoid. Except maybe in Tennessee.