I think that's one of those boots they give you when you broken your foot. Had the same, very little you can do to style it out. Though I never tried leggings.
I'm not surprised she broke her leg, what with having to carry all that junk in her trunk. She's done well to get out of the mobility scooter though.
I think that's one of those boots they give you when you broken your foot. Had the same, very little you can do to style it out. Though I never tried leggings.
Youngsters who wear t-shirts of bands that they've never even heard of. For example, my 17 year old sister has a Pantera t shirt that she bought from Top Shop. Has she even heard of them let alone listened to one of their songs? Not a chance.
I know it's not a new thing as loads of kids in early to mid 2000s wore Nirvana tshirts without knowing anything about them.
On a sidenote, that's 3 different ways I've spelt t-shirt
For me its not necessarily the fashion, but the sheep that blindly change and follow fashion. Someone somewhere starts a 'fashion' and then, as silly as that fashion looks, many many people say to themselves 'that looks great, i'll wear that'. I swear that if some 'cool' person wore a dog turd on their head, and walked down the Kings Road, it would be copied by someone within a week. Be yourself.
Couldn't agree more Greenie.
That's why i don't bat an eyelid, at the looks I get when I walk out, in me shell suit with the trousers below me arse,wearing a football shirt, white socks and slidders, man bag over me shoulder and an afro comb in me hair and dagging at the same time.
And I got the whole outfit at this fabulous little shop I came across called "Pauls Boutique" you really should get down there.
football shirts i wear a charlton away one from a couple of seasons ago around the house or for going out to get something from the shop etc, england one i only own the 1990 one with gascoine on the back, acceptable to wear to the pub for major comps i think.
Youngsters who wear t-shirts of bands that they've never even heard of. For example, my 17 year old sister has a Pantera t shirt that she bought from Top Shop. Has she even heard of them let alone listened to one of their songs? Not a chance.
I know it's not a new thing as loads of kids in early to mid 2000s wore Nirvana tshirts without knowing anything about them.
On a sidenote, that's 3 different ways I've spelt t-shirt
Youngsters who wear t-shirts of bands that they've never even heard of. For example, my 17 year old sister has a Pantera t shirt that she bought from Top Shop. Has she even heard of them let alone listened to one of their songs? Not a chance.
I know it's not a new thing as loads of kids in early to mid 2000s wore Nirvana tshirts without knowing anything about them.
On a sidenote, that's 3 different ways I've spelt t-shirt
I often wonder how many people walking around with the Ramones t-shirt on could actually name 1 of their songs.
Big bushy Edwardian/Abe Lincoln beards - without exception look ridiculous, especially on anyone under 60. Arm "sleeve" tattoos. Large scale inking as a whole. Thick obviously painted on eye brows. If you've got luxuriant or bushy brows, so be it but pencilled in they're fooling nobody. Starting almost every contribution with "So," Asking in shops & restaurants "Can I get...?" no you don't get the thing, that's why the staff are serving you, they get it so you may have/buy it. "Just saying" as an excuse for causing offence - have the brass neck to cause offence don't hide behind a phoney excuse. If you think it's offensive and you're concerned for the target's feelings: that's usually the clue not to say it. Choosing clothing so many sizes too small you look like a stack of water filled balloons. No criticsim for carrying a little timber and having a rounded softer outline, that's all good - just clothe your frame in items whose seams are not permanently under critical strain. Bibendum has his own look - it's awful on anyone else.
Big bushy Edwardian/Abe Lincoln beards - without exception look ridiculous, especially on anyone under 60. Arm "sleeve" tattoos. Large scale inking as a whole. Thick obviously painted on eye brows. If you've got luxuriant or bushy brows, so be it but pencilled in they're fooling nobody. Starting almost every contribution with "So," Asking in shops & restaurants "Can I get...?" no you don't get the thing, that's why the staff are serving you, they get it so you may have/buy it.
I agree - I tend to shout at the radio or TV when some expert of other begins every sentence or responds to every question with 'So ......'.
It's an academic thing - language used when writing papers on various subjects of research.
Big bushy Edwardian/Abe Lincoln beards - without exception look ridiculous, especially on anyone under 60. Arm "sleeve" tattoos. Large scale inking as a whole. Thick obviously painted on eye brows. If you've got luxuriant or bushy brows, so be it but pencilled in they're fooling nobody. Starting almost every contribution with "So," Asking in shops & restaurants "Can I get...?" no you don't get the thing, that's why the staff are serving you, they get it so you may have/buy it. "Just saying" as an excuse for causing offence - have the brass neck to cause offence don't hide behind a phoney excuse. If you think it's offensive and you're concerned for the target's feelings: that's usually the clue not to say it. Choosing clothing so many sizes too small you look like a stack of water filled balloons. No criticsim for carrying a little timber and having a rounded softer outline, that's all good - just clothe your frame in items whose seams are not permanently under critical strain. Bibendum has his own look - it's awful on anyone else.
So,if yer referring to me,stig, put yer dukes up. Or SO help me;)
First of all, can we please stop calling flipflops "sliders" secondly people that get their side parting shaved in, WTF?
Flip flops and sliders are different - the straps are a different shape.
Ipanema's are the Rolls Royce of flip flops.
'the Rolls Royce of flip flops'. Ffs whatever next - The Rolls Royce of paper clips? The Rolls Royce of Custard creams? The Rolls Royce of tap water? Whatever the make, they are still shitty little bits of plastic to keep sand and stones off your feet. Rolls Royce my arse. Ever get the feeling you've been had?
First of all, can we please stop calling flipflops "sliders" secondly people that get their side parting shaved in, WTF?
Flip flops and sliders are different - the straps are a different shape.
Ipanema's are the Rolls Royce of flip flops.
'the Rolls Royce of flip flops'. Ffs whatever next - The Rolls Royce of paper clips? The Rolls Royce of Custard creams? The Rolls Royce of tap water? Whatever the make, they are still shitty little bits of plastic to keep sand and stones off your feet. Rolls Royce my arse. Ever get the feeling you've been had?
First of all, can we please stop calling flipflops "sliders" secondly people that get their side parting shaved in, WTF?
Flip flops and sliders are different - the straps are a different shape.
Ipanema's are the Rolls Royce of flip flops.
'the Rolls Royce of flip flops'. Ffs whatever next - The Rolls Royce of paper clips? The Rolls Royce of Custard creams? The Rolls Royce of tap water? Whatever the make, they are still shitty little bits of plastic to keep sand and stones off your feet. Rolls Royce my arse. Ever get the feeling you've been had?
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That said, i also hate how every bloke in Bexleyheath etc all dresses the same.
No, you're not a "chap", nor do you look "dapper".
I guess it's good to know it's not just @DaveMehmet that does this..
* although this could be because im jealous I have no hair.
I know it's not a new thing as loads of kids in early to mid 2000s wore Nirvana tshirts without knowing anything about them.
On a sidenote, that's 3 different ways I've spelt t-shirt
Maybe we're being too subtle.
Arm "sleeve" tattoos. Large scale inking as a whole.
Thick obviously painted on eye brows. If you've got luxuriant or bushy brows, so be it but pencilled in they're fooling nobody.
Starting almost every contribution with "So,"
Asking in shops & restaurants "Can I get...?" no you don't get the thing, that's why the staff are serving you, they get it so you may have/buy it.
"Just saying" as an excuse for causing offence - have the brass neck to cause offence don't hide behind a phoney excuse. If you think it's offensive and you're concerned for the target's feelings: that's usually the clue not to say it.
Choosing clothing so many sizes too small you look like a stack of water filled balloons. No criticsim for carrying a little timber and having a rounded softer outline, that's all good - just clothe your frame in items whose seams are not permanently under critical strain. Bibendum has his own look - it's awful on anyone else.
It's an academic thing - language used when writing papers on various subjects of research.
(See http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/78486/is-fred-perry-racist#latest)
So, they taste different too...