Is "Pushing the Limit" Over the Limit?

I would love to hear your opinion on the following story, so get ready to share. :)

Apparently there has been an uproar in Durham, Hew Hampshire, over the Class of 2008 t-shirts. Why, you ask? Well, take a look for yourself --

The Oyster River High School class of '08 made shirts telling classmates to push the limit. Instead, they pushed the limits of administrators' tolerance. Why? Well, do you see that paw print decimal point just before the "08"? Yep, you guessed it -- .08 is the legal drinking limit. School Superintendent Howard Coulter doesn't think it's a laughing matter, but the administration has not banned the shirts. They are discouraging students from wearing them, however, and disciplinary action is still possible.

What do you think? Should they be banned? Is it just a "senior prank"? Or is it a much more serious matter? How would you address the problem if you were the Superintendent? Me? I wouldn't ban them, but I would certainly discourage them from wearing the shirts, and possibly even have a school assembly with discussion about drinking and the things that can happen when you do, indeed, push the limit.

Now, what would you do?

Drinking and Driving, Durham, New Hampshire, Senior Pranks, Class of '08 T-Shirts