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Savage Clone 07.20.2006 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HaydenAsche
I wear BICYCLE shorts when I bike.



Bicycle shorts are for suckers.
Shameless, tacky, be-spandexed suckers.
No one wants to see that.
White bicycle shorts should be grounds for justifiable homicide.

HaydenAsche 07.20.2006 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage Clone
Bicycle shorts are for suckers.
Shameless, tacky, be-spandexed suckers.
No one wants to see that.
White bicycle shorts should be grounds for justifiable homicide.


Mine are black. I'm quite the cycler. As if Jean shorts and Cargo shorts aren't tacky.

Sheriff Rhys Chatham 07.20.2006 04:19 PM

cargos' the way to go.

Savage Clone 07.20.2006 04:20 PM

I ride a bike everywhere I go, weather permitting. No spandex for me!
Bikewear is so hideous.

HaydenAsche 07.20.2006 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage Clone
I ride a bike everywhere I go, weather permitting. No spandex for me!
Bikewear is so hideous.


I ride bike for the sake of riding bike rather than for transportation. I prefer going at night. The spandex is quite ugly but I wouldn't be caught dead in fuckin cargo shorts.

gmku 07.20.2006 04:22 PM

I have a Team Spandex T-shirt. A friend and I started our own bike team and even had these shirts printed. The front has a drawing of a middle-aged pot-bellied man in a spandex suit on a bike. The back says, "Just say no to Spandex."

Over a certain age, men shouldn't wear spandex.

HaydenAsche 07.20.2006 04:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gmku
I have a Team Spandex T-shirt. A friend and I started our own bike team and even had these shirts printed. The front has a drawing of a middle-aged pot-bellied man in a spandex suit on a bike. The back says, "Just say no to Spandex."

Over a certain age, men shouldn't wear spandex.


Is 15 over that age?

Sheriff Rhys Chatham 07.20.2006 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HaydenAsche
Is 15 over that age?


I would say yes.

gmku 07.20.2006 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HaydenAsche
Is 15 over that age?


Depends.

But generally, odd and ugly things don't start happening to men's bodies until after around 40.

Savage Clone 07.20.2006 04:25 PM

Pre-birth is acceptable.

sonicl 07.21.2006 12:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Savage Clone
Shorts are totally not rock.


Are you suggesting that Anthrax were not rock in the '80s?

A pox on your house!

terminal pharmacy 07.21.2006 01:17 AM

i say a coooool crime

truncated 07.21.2006 04:48 AM

I concur wholeheartedly with Savage Clone on the spandex issue. If one were meant to wear unattractively tight, skin-pinching clothing whose sheen accentuates each fold of a flabby ass, we would simply walk around naked.

On the sandal issue, both sexes are permitted to wear sandals; however, it is EXTREMELY rare to find fashionably acceptable ones. My rule (for casual sandals mind you; whoring it up is a different story) is that they ought to be as least ornate as possible. Sandals that resemble shoes a. look orthopaedic and retarded and b. defeat the purpose of wearing sandals.

 

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 06:21 AM

i was thinking about how this related to the issue of shorts. i'm wearing shorts right now, although i rarely wear shorts outside the house (unless i'm at the beach of course).

 


anyway, as far as sandals go, i think it's fine to wear them if you live or were born in the southern hemisphere/africa, and are not white.

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 06:38 AM

that guy probably wearing khaki cargo shorts too

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 07:09 AM

no, i reckon he has a job in finance and he sees himself as being more bohemian than his colleagues

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 07:22 AM

i reckon he bought that turtle when he went on his £10,000 backpacking & surfing holiday round australia

_slavo_ 07.21.2006 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
no, i reckon he has a job in finance and he sees himself as being more bohemian than his colleagues



HAHA fucking hell, this is EXACTLY how I was thinking when I was still working in finance.

Hillarious point !!! :D

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by porkmarras
Backpacking is a very wrong thing in my book.I'd visit just about every single country in the world but in no backpacking way.Not in my house.



damn right

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 07:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _slavo_
HAHA fucking hell, this is EXACTLY how I was thinking when I was still working in finance.

Hillarious point !!! :D



i've got a friend who's like that too

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 07:43 AM

i'm generally against the idea of holidaying in australia too. not sure where you stand on that one.
the only thing that makes me want to go to australia is striborg

porkmarras 07.21.2006 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
i'm generally against the idea of holidaying in australia too. not sure where you stand on that one.
the only thing that makes me want to go to australia is striborg

That's a tricky one for me as you probably know.

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 07:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nefeli
how do you call in english those plain made of cotton fabric shoes that have rope thing underneeth and come out in various colours?


espadrilles?

 

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 08:00 AM

yeah i like non-ornate trainers too, preferably made by mr john adidas. i only have two pairs of shoes; one, a pair of adidas, these ones:
 

but i took the gold thing off the laces, and a pair of dr marten's boots.

i'm going to buy some more trainers when i next have some money.

Savage Clone 07.21.2006 08:01 AM

Those are not too bad!

Savage Clone 07.21.2006 08:07 AM

Which is worse though, having to wear a suit and tie to work or having to wear high heels all day?

Toilet & Bowels 07.21.2006 08:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by porkmarras
I have a similar pair wich i havent worn in a while.Any thoughts on loafers?


i particularly dislike loafers. i was outraged during their rise to popularity in the 90s.

sonicl 07.22.2006 03:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Savage Clone
Which is worse though, having to wear a suit and tie to work or having to wear high heels all day?

There are plenty of men around London who wear both. Many of them are Members of Parliament.

terminal pharmacy 07.22.2006 04:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
anyway, as far as sandals go, i think it's fine to wear them if you live or were born in the southern hemisphere/africa, and are not white.


why can't you be white and wear sandals, come and live in my state where it gets to 45 degrees c in summer and not wear thongs, flip flops or sandals

Toilet & Bowels 07.22.2006 08:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by terminal pharmacy
why can't you be white and wear sandals, come and live in my state where it gets to 45 degrees c in summer and not wear thongs, flip flops or sandals


them's the rules, pal. abide by them or get packed off to auschwitz.

jon boy 07.22.2006 09:04 AM

i wont wear sandals ever but i am considering shorts. it is really, really hot in berlin.

porkmarras 07.22.2006 09:49 AM

Lovely clogs there.Sexy.

Savage Clone 07.22.2006 09:50 AM

Wow.
Those are horrible!

porkmarras 07.22.2006 09:53 AM

Shut up!

fishmonkey 07.22.2006 10:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonicl
It's bloody hot today, so I've worn sandals to work - no socks, mind. My colleagues think this is funny.

So tell me, are sandals a crime, or they cool?



i think you can pull em off Sonicl... you passed the main thing and thats the no-socks rule.


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