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By *yrdwoman OP Woman
over a year ago
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I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Jogging bottoms anywhere other than the gym or the privacy of your own home.
And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise? "
Yeah I (rightly or wrongly) associate that look with men who talk about "banter", go to Nando's and describe themselves as "lads" even though they're 41. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" Women in pigtails  sorry but it's creepy; schoolgirls and all that, so it doesn't seem appropriate.
surely thats just your own mindset.. "
The thread is based on subjectivity ?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh. "
We hate that too, but hate to say it, it does seem to be a uniquely Geordie thing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Tatty jogging bottoms.
Also men in vest tops. Unless you have the shoulders and arms to pull off such a look then leave it to Bruce Willis in his Die Hard days. |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
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Crocs. Uggs. Comedy pants. Pretty much everything else depends on the person. I used to have a bugbear about guys in one of those singlets that show off a load of heavage but have met one guy who looked amazingly cute in one. Possibly because I don't think he even knew or cared his nipple was practically hanging out; he just hadn't done the zipper on his hoodie up. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise?
Yeah I (rightly or wrongly) associate that look with men who talk about "banter", go to Nando's and describe themselves as "lads" even though they're 41."
I own a few polo shirts, Fred Perry and lambretta, but they go with the scooter and Parker.
I've never been to Nandos |
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"Women in trainers
Corsets
You don't like corsets? I know I wasn't asking for reasons but I am curious about this one."
Do they mean corsets AND trainers?
I'm no fashion guru, but I'd say that was a faux pas?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh.
We hate that too, but hate to say it, it does seem to be a uniquely Geordie thing. "
I haven't noticed it anywhere else  |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
Bristol |
" And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh.
We hate that too, but hate to say it, it does seem to be a uniquely Geordie thing.
I haven't noticed it anywhere else "
No, I've seen it. It's like they're checking it's still there or something. |
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By *yrdwoman OP Woman
over a year ago
Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum |
" And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh.
We hate that too, but hate to say it, it does seem to be a uniquely Geordie thing.
I haven't noticed it anywhere else
No, I've seen it. It's like they're checking it's still there or something."
My ex FB did it all the time. Joggers on, lie on the sofa, hand down for a fiddle. Very odd. |
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"Track suits ... trainers .....jogger bottoms tucked in sports socks, baseball caps in fact just about any casually orientated male fashions....  "
I actually asked one guy if he owned a shirt... when his response was that football ones were shirts :/ It was a sorry....not for me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh.
We hate that too, but hate to say it, it does seem to be a uniquely Geordie thing. "
No, I had to tell some chav turd the other day for walking up to talk to my daughter with his hands down his trousers, its a bit sex offender for my liking |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Jogging bottoms anywhere other than the gym or the privacy of your own home.
And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh. "
They either have crabs or are pulling on their Willy trying to stretch it |
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By *yrdwoman OP Woman
over a year ago
Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum |
"Women in trainers
Corsets
You don't like corsets? I know I wasn't asking for reasons but I am curious about this one.
Just not a fan to be honest"
Fair enough. There will be many women quietly cheering that one, because they're not comfy to wear. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh.
We hate that too, but hate to say it, it does seem to be a uniquely Geordie thing.
I haven't noticed it anywhere else
No, I've seen it. It's like they're checking it's still there or something."
Well I've been proven wrong, but I don't know whether to pleased or sad with that |
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Clown outfits, or dressed up like a school girl or a Nun would put me off guess that rules me off going to halloween parties  .
Then again I'm not all that bothered about what women wear so to speak as long as it isn't over the top..
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By *ficouldMan
over a year ago
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O dear me....
Fashion faux pas...
Am sure I commit them on a daily basis, no I don't own uggs, crocs or joggers.
I do have polo shirts although I don't play.
Same hairstyle since school almost.
Do I need a makeover? |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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Tracksuits unless doing something more physical than eating in McDonald's and walking around town.
I don't really like short sleeves either (on men). And mum jeans.
Oh and hawaiian shirts. Horrible. |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
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"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise? "
Y juge sumone just on how thay look ????  For all you no you cood have given up your Mr purfict just cos thay war in a polo shirt. |
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By *yrdwoman OP Woman
over a year ago
Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum |
"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise?
Y juge sumone just on how thay look ???? For all you no you cood have given up your Mr purfict just cos thay war in a polo shirt."
No, I judge people for what they wear. I did say I know its unfair, but I can't help what I find unattractive. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh.
We hate that too, but hate to say it, it does seem to be a uniquely Geordie thing.
I haven't noticed it anywhere else
No, I've seen it. It's like they're checking it's still there or something.
Well I've been proven wrong, but I don't know whether to pleased or sad with that "
I'm pleased it's not just us |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell"
I love a man in a good suit not a Tesco one ha but a good suit can be a serious turn on |
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By *isaB45Woman
over a year ago
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"I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell
I love a man in a good suit not a Tesco one ha but a good suit can be a serious turn on"
With the top button of the shirt undone...oh my... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell
I love a man in a good suit not a Tesco one ha but a good suit can be a serious turn on
With the top button of the shirt undone...oh my... "
On a hot guy it's such a turn on |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh.
We hate that too, but hate to say it, it does seem to be a uniquely Geordie thing.
I haven't noticed it anywhere else
No, I've seen it. It's like they're checking it's still there or something.
Well I've been proven wrong, but I don't know whether to pleased or sad with that
I'm pleased it's not just us "
I think it's maybe just more of a common thing up here.  |
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"I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell
I love a man in a good suit not a Tesco one ha but a good suit can be a serious turn on
With the top button of the shirt undone...oh my... "
Oh and the tie hanging around his neck |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't like jogging bottoms, tracksuit or trainers. I also hate the cheap fake look on women, with fake extensions, too much make up & fake tan and with their boobs always hanging out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell
I love a man in a good suit not a Tesco one ha but a good suit can be a serious turn on"
I prefer something more outdoorsy, Brad Pitt in Legends of the Fall perhaps....... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Man bags!! They really put me off men!! Again think it's a chavy thing, with their Nike polo shirt, trackies and hands keeping their bollox warm lol xx "
I reserve the right to defend the man bag, I love my man bag, I've had man bags since about 93, perfect for collecting records, and when shopping, and came in handy when my son was little, and I hate carrying things |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell
I love a man in a good suit not a Tesco one ha but a good suit can be a serious turn on
I prefer something more outdoorsy, Brad Pitt in Legends of the Fall perhaps......."
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My biggest turn on is the Garda uniform over here ( ur police) mmmmm men in power  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Men in well fitted suits, white shirts (ironed please!) and a loosened tie - OH YES
Men in football shirts anywhere but at a football match - NO, NO AND THRICE NO! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Man bags!! They really put me off men!! Again think it's a chavy thing, with their Nike polo shirt, trackies and hands keeping their bollox warm lol xx
I reserve the right to defend the man bag, I love my man bag, I've had man bags since about 93, perfect for collecting records, and when shopping, and came in handy when my son was little, and I hate carrying things"
Here here, I do like my man bag. |
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"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise? "
I'd love a polo player!!  |
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"I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell"
No me too - they were 'the enemy' when I worked as a creative in London. |
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"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise? "
As long as you still like hats I'll keep you around a bit longer |
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By *yrdwoman OP Woman
over a year ago
Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum |
"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise?
As long as you still like hats I'll keep you around a bit longer "
Yes, I still like hats. And Vikings |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Jogging bottoms anywhere other than the gym or the privacy of your own home.
And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh. "
Oh my god yes, it's gross seeing them slouch around town with a hand, or sometimes both, down their pants. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm probably in the minority but I've never really liked men in business suits, I've always found it mildly off-putting. Although it's better than a tracksuit.
Nell
I love a man in a good suit not a Tesco one ha but a good suit can be a serious turn on
With the top button of the shirt undone...oh my...
Oh and the tie hanging around his neck "
Oh yes |
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"mankinis do nothing for me  
any special dispensation for christmas
I think Christmas is definitely the time to drag out the bad taste outfits."
jolly good, don't see a point to one other than Christmas, better just to be naked |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I agree with a lot of these
Hate jeans half way down the arse
Hate baggy boxers ...yuk
Wouldn't play with anyone wearing these"
Hate baggy boxers aswell, on myself that is. I once played football with a pair on... more then meets the eye when i done a slide 'tackle' |
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By *yrdwoman OP Woman
over a year ago
Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum |
"oh i quite like a guy in a polo shirt
'jesus' sandals are a huge no no for me..
I live in my Birkenstocks in the Summer. "
So do I,. As long as you don't wear them with socks though.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"oh i quite like a guy in a polo shirt
'jesus' sandals are a huge no no for me..
I live in my Birkenstocks in the Summer.
So do I,. As long as you don't wear them with socks though...."
White ones with the two coloured bands round the top, pulled half way up the calf? |
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"Tracksuits unless doing something more physical than eating in McDonald's and walking around town.
I don't really like short sleeves either (on men). And mum jeans.
Oh and hawaiian shirts. Horrible. "
Mum jeans???? |
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By *yrdwoman OP Woman
over a year ago
Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum |
"oh i quite like a guy in a polo shirt
'jesus' sandals are a huge no no for me..
I live in my Birkenstocks in the Summer.
So do I,. As long as you don't wear them with socks though....
White ones with the two coloured bands round the top, pulled half way up the calf? "
Classy! |
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"oh i quite like a guy in a polo shirt
'jesus' sandals are a huge no no for me..
I live in my Birkenstocks in the Summer.
So do I,. As long as you don't wear them with socks though...."
With socks? You're having a laugh aren't you? No way. Always bare foot in them. They look much smarter than flip flops when worn with shorts. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How do we feel about waistcoats... I'm asking for a friend "
Slim dark jeans, light shirt,waistcoat and nice shoes or shoe-boots...is a perfect look in my opinion. Reminds me of a Danny Dyer look....love him! Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How do we feel about waistcoats... I'm asking for a friend
Slim dark jeans, light shirt,waistcoat and nice shoes or shoe-boots...is a perfect look in my opinion. Reminds me of a Danny Dyer look....love him! Lol "
"Propa nawty" |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise?
Yeah I (rightly or wrongly) associate that look with men who talk about "banter", go to Nando's and describe themselves as "lads" even though they're 41.
I own a few polo shirts, Fred Perry and lambretta, but they go with the scooter and Parker.
I've never been to Nandos "
I love a polo shirt on a man . With smart jeans and a blazer and a pair of smart boots |
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"How do we feel about waistcoats... I'm asking for a friend
Slim dark jeans, light shirt,waistcoat and nice shoes or shoe-boots...is a perfect look in my opinion. Reminds me of a Danny Dyer look....love him! Lol "
So do I! |
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"I know its unfair, but as soon as I see a guy in a polo shirt (especially if the buttons are done up) I'm put off meeting that guy. The outfit does nothing for me.
What sartorial mishaps put you off people's pics? Fair or otherwise? "
I'll admit to wearing polo shirts but totally agree with you about the buttons. In fact, I don't think you should ever do up a top button unless you're putting a tie on. You just look like you arrived wearing a tie, but they took it away from you after the "guilty" verdict came down.
Having said that, I've stated repeatedly that my idea of smart is a T-shirt that DOESN'T have tour dates on the back. |
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I don't like saggy arse jeans, anything chavy, short sleeve 'proper' shirts, really dumb slogan T shirts and anything to do with cartoons like Simpsons underpants or ties.
On the plus side I like tight jeans, proper white shirts with the sleeves rolled up, waistcoats, Timberland style boots, hi-vis and those Scottish style knitted jumpers. Which need to be over the jeans and shirt  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Jogging bottoms anywhere other than the gym or the privacy of your own home.
And why do those chavvy blokes always walk along with their hand stuffed down them? Ugh. "
I saw a man stuff his hands down there then pull them out and sniff them in the supermarket. 
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Not really an outfit but a 'trout pout' selfie is enough to put me off.
Quit doing it ladies, it looks stupid.
I do that lol "
Men don't get it! It's all about the cheekbones!!! Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Short sleeved collared shirts with a jacket. The bare arms under the jacket looks wrong.
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Oh god yes, never thought about that before. That sounds hideous. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Women over 10st in leggings..
*controversial*"
Not really.
Leggings are not trousers. Anyone, whatever their weight, looks fucking awful in leggings, without a top that covers their arse. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" Women in pigtails sorry but it's creepy; schoolgirls and all that, so it doesn't seem appropriate.
Quickly unplaits hair. "
No please don't find it hot |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
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"Women over 10st in leggings..
*controversial*"
Not controversial. Just lacking context. I am over 10st. I wear leggings sometimes. But contextually I wear well fitting ones as an alternative to tights since their opacity works with shorter dresses over the top. I would never wear them with a short top that shows all my bulgy bits and where the material is stretched so thin over my arse you could read the label sticking out of my knickers (provided I had forgotten to cut it out). |
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"Women over 10st in leggings..
*controversial*
Not really.
Leggings are not trousers. Anyone, whatever their weight, looks fucking awful in leggings, without a top that covers their arse. "
The controversy is relative.
In a forum which (in general) glamourises obesity |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"People in fancy dress
And don't even get me started on the ones dressed up in giant cartoon character costumes and such!
Shudder!"
I can't stand fancy dress either. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Women over 10st in leggings..
*controversial*
Not really.
Leggings are not trousers. Anyone, whatever their weight, looks fucking awful in leggings, without a top that covers their arse.
The controversy is relative.
In a forum which (in general) glamourises obesity"
Oh really? You've never mentioned it before...
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