We've seen a number of ridiculous school dress code policies and enforcement, from prom dresses found to be inappropriate to the shaming tactic one school used. Here's another one we're shaking our heads at - this time, it's a school's graduation dress code guidelines and they couldn't be more offensive.Students at Biglerville High School in Pennsylvania received a letter for the school's graduation ceremony dress code with some interesting language describing what was appropriate for senior girls to wear.
The "Ladies" section outlined clothing that should provide adequate coverage, but the way it was worded was completely ridiculous. The letter noted: "No bellies showing, keep 'the girls' covered and supported. Make sure that nothing is so small that all your bits and pieces are hanging out."
Really?!
It didn't end there, as the letter instructed: "Please remember as you select an outfit...that we don't want to be looking at 'sausage rolls'...As you get dressed remember that you can't put 10 pounds of mud in a five-pound sack."
We're guessing someone was trying to be funny when they wrote the dress code guidelines, but it ended up coming off really offensive, with students and parents speaking out.
Senior Brianna Burtop told ABC 27: "You're supposed to feel safe and comfortable [at school]. For a letter like that to come from the administration is really appalling."
The school administration did release a statement to apologize for the letter: "The administration acknowledges that some individuals have found certain language in the document to be inappropriate or in poor taste...the document was drafted years ago, and the author of the document has since retired."
This letter has been kicking around for years and no one noticed it said all that?
Brianna noted that she would like "the paper changed and for them to apologize to these girls because as 18-year-olds we're all insecure and impressionable."
Gulp.
While Kylie and Khloe are visiting, Bruce asks about the car accident and Khloe sort of downplays it, saying it wasn't even really a "crash" and that the car just went into a ditch. It still sounded like it was really scary, though! 
They've still got it! 
Finally, the 
Another day, another 
Emma and Andrew's night started off great after the actress rocked the carpet of her Aloha premiere in West Hollywood, but it didn't end without a hitch. So many paparazzi were swarming around their car as they tried to leave the club, that Andrew got out of the car and lost it on them, yelling for them to get out of the way.
We all know 
It looks like 
"Or do I want to move it and have the absolute best show..the show I envisioned," she continued. "Obviously I chose to move it. I don't want to have an average tour with a normal stage. I want people to come and really feel they got their money worth. I hope people can still come. We're honoring everyone's tickets."
Our sweet 
There are certain activities made for friends. You can't exactly have an epic Smash Bros. competition or beach bonfire alone. But while there are plenty of things reserved for you and your BFFs, sometimes a little solitude is just as nice - whether intentional or not. Yes, it's easy to curl up in front of Netflix when your friends are busy with part-time jobs or family stuff, but perusing the films recently added to your queue shouldn't be the only thing that you feel comfortable doing solo. It might not sound ideal, but certain things you usually reserve for friends can be pretty fun to do by yourself. Here are some "me dates" that you should try out next time you have free time but no free friends: