Principal Says Teen Can’t Take Vegas Showgirl To Prom

Posted by | March 7, 2015 23:00 | Filed under: Pot Luck Top Stories

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Both parties were willing until the principal intervened.

Oregon high school student Austin Moore had a simple dream: to take his friend’s hot cousin to prom. So, like any plucky 17-year-old, he reached out to the Las Vegas showgirl on Instagram, who agreed to do it for 10,000 retweets, just slightly under the current going rate for stunt prom dates.

Aided by weird adults like former Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous host Robin Leach, Moore started raking in the RTs, but the teen hero soon faced an even greater challenge in the form of principal and John Hughes movie villain Scott Coulter. From KGW:

“All prom guests have to be 19 and under,” said Regis High School Principal Scott Coulter.

“Austin’s not in trouble,” Coulter said. “We just laughed about it and I said this just isn’t going to happen.”

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10 responses to Principal Says Teen Can’t Take Vegas Showgirl To Prom

  1. whatthe46 March 7th, 2015 at 23:20

    ok.

  2. Ronald L March 7th, 2015 at 23:33

    Fascist principal!

    Seriously, the 19 year old rule seems reasonable. You don’t want a bunch of creepy adults going to prom.

    • whatthe46 March 8th, 2015 at 00:23

      i wish we could get a picture of the principle’s prom date…

  3. bpollen March 8th, 2015 at 01:00

    Strangely enough, I have Mellencamp lyric going through me head; Diane debutante backseat of Jackie’s car

  4. rg9rts March 8th, 2015 at 01:54

    Scotty want to date her

  5. CHOCOL8MILK March 8th, 2015 at 03:23

    At least that young man is focusing his efforts onto something positive, and not drugs. Still, I’m sure he will have a date with her on prom night, just not at school.

    We’re all joking, at least I am. However, I wonder if the tone would be different if the roles were reversed: 17 year old high school girl and an older man who “performs” for adults.

    The school did the right thing.

    • CHOCOL8MILK March 8th, 2015 at 03:25

      On a side note, what the heck does 10,000 retweets do? Does the account owner get some perk?

      • John_St_John March 8th, 2015 at 13:41

        Fame and recognition

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