(Uh, speaking of "retarded," where does the "Up" in that title belong, "special" person?)
Scanning a little more, we were confronted w/ an A to the Q, despite our clever cynicism in the link.
One reason developmentally and physically disabled people dress differently from their peers is that their mothers play a big role in their wardrobe choices. Parents are more resistant to changing styles, and they're more likely to stick to stores like JCPenney rather than venturing into Hot TopicParenting: The Ur-Fascism.
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