Fashion - I guess I'm getting too old to 'get it'
26 April 2008, 03:45 AM
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Fashion - I guess I'm getting too old to 'get it'
This craze of wearing your jeans below your @r$e 
I see loads of young lads walking around with their pants almost falling on the floor as they constantly hitch them up to just below their bum. FFS, if you hitch them above your bum and tighten your belt, or just buy jeans that fit in the first place
then you might be able to run for a bus without breaking your neck 
And why does anyone over the age of 14 want to look like Busted anyway 
When I see these numpties in the pub I'm consumed with a desire to smear chocolate spread on their underclackers in the hope they may then cover them up 
Are there any women who actually find this look appealling
I mean, what woman wants a man whom appears to have stumpy little legs 
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I see loads of young lads walking around with their pants almost falling on the floor as they constantly hitch them up to just below their bum. FFS, if you hitch them above your bum and tighten your belt, or just buy jeans that fit in the first place
then you might be able to run for a bus without breaking your neck And why does anyone over the age of 14 want to look like Busted anyway When I see these numpties in the pub I'm consumed with a desire to smear chocolate spread on their underclackers in the hope they may then cover them up Are there any women who actually find this look appealling
I mean, what woman wants a man whom appears to have stumpy little legs Prats
26 April 2008, 09:21 AM
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I'm completely with you on this one, it just looks stupid Personally I like to be able to see the shape of a man's bum, there's nothing worse than a man with no *** 
Personally I like to be able to see the shape of a man's bum, there's nothing worse than a man with no ***
26 April 2008, 10:48 AM
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That trend has been and passed up here to be honest. St Helens is Englands answer to Milan though so you will all catch up in good time... 
26 April 2008, 11:09 AM
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In my home town, they have started wearing cotton hooded tops with hoods on them, which they wear up EVEN when it's NOT raining
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26 April 2008, 05:20 PM
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I don't mind low jeans showing just a designer strip of one's undie's elastic. Flat belly with V shape chest and a nice hairline going down under the belly button is essential for it, though
But there's a limit to lower your pants IMO. Young people wear these things for attention TBH. The lower it is, cooler they feel
, even of they don't look it If Timberlake, Eminem or some black artist starts a fashion of wearing a piece of tree bark around his waist, they will take that on board as well In female fashions, I find shameless display of belly button rings on big bellies in public quite ridiculous as well.
Bleddy fashion victims!
26 April 2008, 06:53 PM
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As regards fashion, it all seems to originate from poor black American kids, who made wearing their brothers'/father's cast offs, and far too big for them, into a fashion statement. WTF was THAT all about?
And then, the ones who were too thick to learn to tie laces, made wearing trainers, (NOT "sneakers"
) with the laces undone, into a fashion statement too. Yeah, right, tread the backs and heels of your £100 trainers down even quicker
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We seen a lad with his jeans almost down to the back of his knees
Told my daughter (7 year old) to go and tell him to pull them up and buy a belt, expecting her to say no she confidently went to inform the young lad!
I had to run after her
Told my daughter (7 year old) to go and tell him to pull them up and buy a belt, expecting her to say no she confidently went to inform the young lad!
I had to run after her
26 April 2008, 08:42 PM
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I'd have let her 
The missuse and I stood and openly laughed at a lad in a shopping centre yesterday, hence the post, and he didn't look pleased that we found his appearance so ridiculous
The missuse and I stood and openly laughed at a lad in a shopping centre yesterday, hence the post, and he didn't look pleased that we found his appearance so ridiculous
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As regards fashion, it all seems to originate from poor black American kids, who made wearing their brothers'/father's cast offs, and far too big for them, into a fashion statement. WTF was THAT all about?
And then, the ones who were too thick to learn to tie laces, made wearing trainers, (NOT "sneakers"
) with the laces undone, into a fashion statement too. Yeah, right, tread the backs and heels of your £100 trainers down even quickerAlcazar
HTH
Hecs.... *oh, and btw, Im *hardly * a ghetto yoof
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