Men who wear necklaces
06 July 2009, 09:41 PM
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I wear 1 of 2 necklaces. 1 is a laser etched dragon on a stainless steel billet on a japanese braid. The other is a bit unique. Its mammoth ivory (technically stone now) again on a japanese braid.
06 July 2009, 10:43 PM
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Fannarh FannarhA man in a necklace just scream's NO CLASS What you need are some nice cufflinks www.orlap.co.uk
06 July 2009, 10:56 PM
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Anything to take the eye away from your chin... but seriously
Taken from the image you posted above of which you show yourself wearing:
www.vanmildert.com/ladies-2/jewellery-85/vivienne-westwood-ladies-diamante-135739-3002_zoom.jpg
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD Ladies Diamante Orb Chain Necklace (0170102)
?!?!?!
My apologies if you are gay...
Taken from the image you posted above of which you show yourself wearing:
www.vanmildert.com/ladies-2/jewellery-85/vivienne-westwood-ladies-diamante-135739-3002_zoom.jpg
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD Ladies Diamante Orb Chain Necklace (0170102)
?!?!?!
My apologies if you are gay...
07 July 2009, 12:13 AM
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ha! yoza beat me too it, very mr bean
as to necklaces, i've got friends who do and they're definatly not gay, i don't, each to his own really.
Do wish hammond would stop styling himself though, he looks more and more like something out of zoolander each episode
as to necklaces, i've got friends who do and they're definatly not gay, i don't, each to his own really.
Do wish hammond would stop styling himself though, he looks more and more like something out of zoolander each episode
07 July 2009, 12:44 AM
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07 July 2009, 12:53 AM
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Anything to take the eye away from your chin... but seriously
Taken from the image you posted above of which you show yourself wearing:
www.vanmildert.com/ladies-2/jewellery-85/vivienne-westwood-ladies-diamante-135739-3002_zoom.jpg
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD Ladies Diamante Orb Chain Necklace (0170102)
?!?!?!
My apologies if you are gay...
Taken from the image you posted above of which you show yourself wearing:
www.vanmildert.com/ladies-2/jewellery-85/vivienne-westwood-ladies-diamante-135739-3002_zoom.jpg
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD Ladies Diamante Orb Chain Necklace (0170102)
?!?!?!
My apologies if you are gay...
Aplologies if you feel the need to conform to labels and society.
07 July 2009, 07:51 AM
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07 July 2009, 08:46 AM
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Don't mind knecklace so much i even wear one sometimes now and again if i feel like it..what you wouldn't find me wearing is a mans bracelet now that is a Noooooo,Don't like the big chunky chav knecklace either espeacialy when you see some young chav displaying it over his t-shirt and wearing some big chunky sovereign ring,fecking ********..
07 July 2009, 12:20 PM
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Men who spend far too much time and effort over their appearance ( a la Hammond ) are either gay, or desperately single and trying to pull.
All us proper men know that once we get hitched, thats job done and we dont need to bother anymore - their tough luck if we get fat and scruffy as its too late by then.
All us proper men know that once we get hitched, thats job done and we dont need to bother anymore - their tough luck if we get fat and scruffy as its too late by then.
07 July 2009, 12:53 PM
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Men who spend far too much time and effort over their appearance ( a la Hammond ) are either gay, or desperately single and trying to pull.
All us proper men know that once we get hitched, thats job done and we dont need to bother anymore - their tough luck if we get fat and scruffy as its too late by then.
All us proper men know that once we get hitched, thats job done and we dont need to bother anymore - their tough luck if we get fat and scruffy as its too late by then.
07 July 2009, 01:11 PM
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07 July 2009, 01:58 PM
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Its not about conforming, I've worn some weird stuff in my youth and it was great fun.
But some things just mark you out as a 'wrong un'. Its especially those crappy surfer dude bits of leather and matching crappy beady type braclets that make me think wtf??
Its almost as bad as those nancy boys who have just a tiny wisp of manicured hair on their chin. Wtf is that about??
Nat21, stop mincing around in girl's clothes shops and get down the gymn!!
But some things just mark you out as a 'wrong un'. Its especially those crappy surfer dude bits of leather and matching crappy beady type braclets that make me think wtf??
Its almost as bad as those nancy boys who have just a tiny wisp of manicured hair on their chin. Wtf is that about??
Nat21, stop mincing around in girl's clothes shops and get down the gymn!!
07 July 2009, 02:06 PM
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07 July 2009, 03:15 PM
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The only thing Ive ever had round my neck were these, which an ex bought me. Cool with the right outfit but a bit "Beckham" lol.
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07 July 2009, 03:19 PM
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I can't see a problem with a man wearing a necklace. It depends on what it is though.
Too big and he is trying to be a geeza and too little and its like as if he has been and bought a crappy bit of gol from Argos..
It has to have some sort of sentimental value for it to be acceptable.
Too big and he is trying to be a geeza and too little and its like as if he has been and bought a crappy bit of gol from Argos..
It has to have some sort of sentimental value for it to be acceptable.
07 July 2009, 03:40 PM
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Its not about conforming, I've worn some weird stuff in my youth and it was great fun.
But some things just mark you out as a 'wrong un'. Its especially those crappy surfer dude bits of leather and matching crappy beady type braclets that make me think wtf??
Its almost as bad as those nancy boys who have just a tiny wisp of manicured hair on their chin. Wtf is that about??
Nat21, stop mincing around in girl's clothes shops and get down the gymn!!
But some things just mark you out as a 'wrong un'. Its especially those crappy surfer dude bits of leather and matching crappy beady type braclets that make me think wtf??
Its almost as bad as those nancy boys who have just a tiny wisp of manicured hair on their chin. Wtf is that about??
Nat21, stop mincing around in girl's clothes shops and get down the gymn!!
They are, as a bunch, extremely likeable, easy going, and happy people. Above all, they are not judgemental and not the kind of people to see you in your M5 and think either "stolen" or "****", irrespective of what you were wearing at the time
Fair play to Nat for doing it his way
FTR, I've had a small silver symbol on a black cord round my neck for a few years now. A present from Mrs DD, and worn because I like it.
07 July 2009, 04:19 PM
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We moved to an area more heavily populated by the kind of people who wear those "crappy surfer dudebits of leather and matching crappy beady type bracelets" (mostly mountain bikers/snowboarders/climbers) and I can pretty much guarantee that none of them care what you, or others, think.
They are, as a bunch, extremely likeable, easy going, and happy people. Above all, they are not judgemental and not the kind of people to see you in your M5 and think either "stolen" or "****", irrespective of what you were wearing at the time
Fair play to Nat for doing it his way
FTR, I've had a small silver symbol on a black cord round my neck for a few years now. A present from Mrs DD, and worn because I like it.
They are, as a bunch, extremely likeable, easy going, and happy people. Above all, they are not judgemental and not the kind of people to see you in your M5 and think either "stolen" or "****", irrespective of what you were wearing at the time
Fair play to Nat for doing it his way
FTR, I've had a small silver symbol on a black cord round my neck for a few years now. A present from Mrs DD, and worn because I like it.
I think Mrs Devil dog is a very smart lady. She knows that now that she's got you wearing a woman's necklace, no other woman will come near you. LOL
07 July 2009, 04:22 PM
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Personally I would never wear jewellery - earrings, necklace etc.
Think it looks naff on most people, though some can get away with it and each to their own. Though never with diamond ear-studs
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Think it looks naff on most people, though some can get away with it and each to their own. Though never with diamond ear-studs
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07 July 2009, 04:39 PM
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I think Mrs Devil dog is a very smart lady. She knows that now that she's got you wearing a woman's necklace, no other woman will come near you. LOL
Mrs DD is most certainly very smart. Whether that was her game plan or not only she will know!
07 July 2009, 05:26 PM
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