Ponchos
21 October 2004, 12:38 PM
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Ponchos
My first post and a good one even if I do say so myself.
Women who wear these stupid looking ponchos take note:
You don't look good, you look ******* stupid and most people who aren't poncho wearing chav-i-tista's like you (or going out with one of them) think you look stupid. Sheep. Baaaaaaaaaaaa. Never seen so many ugly women wearing such a stupid fashion apart from last time I was in mooseland.
I thank you.
Think of it as a free fashion tip.
Women who wear these stupid looking ponchos take note:
You don't look good, you look ******* stupid and most people who aren't poncho wearing chav-i-tista's like you (or going out with one of them) think you look stupid. Sheep. Baaaaaaaaaaaa. Never seen so many ugly women wearing such a stupid fashion apart from last time I was in mooseland.
I thank you.
Think of it as a free fashion tip.
21 October 2004, 01:08 PM
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ooh ooh, this is my current pet hate and I've been meaning to post the same thing myself!!!!
Why would you pay good money for a jumped up table cloth with a hole in the middle? What benefits do they offer, I'm sure they can't hold much heat in. Would you wear anything some clueless feckwit journo says is 'in'?
I think they look hideous, laughable in fact as they make the wearer look like they're totally incapable of making a decision for themselves!
In short, you're not Clint Eastwood, take the poncho off and throw it away
(This rant excludes waterproof ponchos such as the one I've started taking to rallies......it's big enough to cover me and a chair plus it's waterproof, therefore I conclude it has a use and does not come under the above rant
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Why would you pay good money for a jumped up table cloth with a hole in the middle? What benefits do they offer, I'm sure they can't hold much heat in. Would you wear anything some clueless feckwit journo says is 'in'?
I think they look hideous, laughable in fact as they make the wearer look like they're totally incapable of making a decision for themselves!
In short, you're not Clint Eastwood, take the poncho off and throw it away
(This rant excludes waterproof ponchos such as the one I've started taking to rallies......it's big enough to cover me and a chair plus it's waterproof, therefore I conclude it has a use and does not come under the above rant
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21 October 2004, 01:37 PM
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My G/F has been wearing them for about 2 years, but not those tacky lacey ones that all the chavs seem to be wearing. They've been consigned to the bottom drawer until this fad disappears though. I have to say though, she does look fine in them, especially with very little underneath
21 October 2004, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by PootieMack
My first post and a good one even if I do say so myself.
Women who wear these stupid looking ponchos take note:
You don't look good, you look ******* stupid and most people who aren't poncho wearing chav-i-tista's like you (or going out with one of them) think you look stupid. Sheep. Baaaaaaaaaaaa. Never seen so many ugly women wearing such a stupid fashion apart from last time I was in mooseland.
I thank you.
Think of it as a free fashion tip.
Women who wear these stupid looking ponchos take note:
You don't look good, you look ******* stupid and most people who aren't poncho wearing chav-i-tista's like you (or going out with one of them) think you look stupid. Sheep. Baaaaaaaaaaaa. Never seen so many ugly women wearing such a stupid fashion apart from last time I was in mooseland.
I thank you.
Think of it as a free fashion tip.
) - I just wanted to say how sweet I think it is that any of the women on here are worried about your opinions on fashion. 
21 October 2004, 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Drunken Bungle *****
Even though I don't own a poncho (on the grounds that if you wore it the first time it was in fashion, you're too old the second time
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21 October 2004, 04:44 PM
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I used to wear one as a child, apparently Must admit I did get one a few months back, but never liked the look of it on so just use it as a shawl for weddings now (Its white)
I never like to follow fashion trends, I have my own mind to just wear whats comfy and nice
Must admit I did get one a few months back, but never liked the look of it on so just use it as a shawl for weddings now (Its white)I never like to follow fashion trends, I have my own mind to just wear whats comfy and nice
21 October 2004, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Patt@firstime
My g/f has one and looks very nice when wearing it, so...THERE
Last edited by Abdabz; 21 October 2004 at 06:55 PM. Reason: My birds 27, tasty, loaded and non chav!! :)
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