Knighton Matt Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 Why would anyone ever think this is a good combination? Has anyone ever worn this in a moment of desparation or perhaps you just didn't know any better? Are you suitably repentant now?
Knighton Matt Posted 29 June 2006 Author Posted 29 June 2006 Did you just look at my myspace by any chance? Oddly enough yes. But knew someone at uni who always wore it round halls. He had disgracefully greasy curtains as well which added to the ridicule.
Tommy Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 Incidentally, if you want updates, us lot from our English set are going to Alton Towers tomorrow, and I'm sure this lad is coming, so i'll bet he wears exactly what we are on about. There is soon to be some video interviews put up of mates trying to find his purpose, and some photos of tomorrow I presume.
Daggers Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 In 1985 I spent a year wearing nothing but Sergio Tachini. I know it has nothing to do with the question but, yes, I am incredibly ashamed now. And those that know and love [to rib] me have turned it into a feature of everyday conversation. Fortunately, they dont remember the awful lemon trousers and salmon slip on shoes I wore during that summer.
Head Honcho Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 In 1985 I spent a year wearing nothing but Sergio Tachini. I know it has nothing to do with the question but, yes, I am incredibly ashamed now. And those that know and love [to rib] me have turned it into a feature of everyday conversation. Fortunately, they dont remember the awful lemon trousers and salmon slip on shoes I wore during that summer. I like both Salmon and Lemon, with a nice salad and some Couscous
Newcastle_Fox Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 Oddly enough yes. But knew someone at uni who always wore it round halls. He had disgracefully greasy curtains as well which added to the ridicule. Were you at hendo? Where Irene ruled the kitchen with her iron fist and scowl like a wasp. Kinky Ken on the reception desk selling sausage and ketchup sandwiches and perving on the girls. Smith Wing ruled
Guest Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 Smith Wing ruled Please don't use those words in the same sentence, especially if there are no other words. You'll only set the locals off again.
Knighton Matt Posted 29 June 2006 Author Posted 29 June 2006 Were you at hendo? Where Irene ruled the kitchen with her iron fist and scowl like a wasp. Kinky Ken on the reception desk selling sausage and ketchup sandwiches and perving on the girls. Smith Wing ruled Certainly was. Ken had that kind of comedy red face the guy constantly looked like he was about to blow! And Irene was certainly not to be messed with (although I did manage to sneak more than one dessert on occasion the scaldings when I was caught were frankly scary!) The memories! p.s. East Wing massive all the way!
Alexikokopops Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 I bet I could make trackie bottoms and a button down shirt look good. I can make a beard tan line look good.
The People's Hero Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 ' date='Jun 29 2006, 10:57 PM' post='343069']I bet I could make trackie bottoms and a button down shirt look good. I can make a beard tan line look good. Then you're a greater man than I.
Alexikokopops Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 Then you're a greater man than I. Don't feel bad, I'm a greater man than everyone. I use the "Alex scale of greatness", the most scientifically accurate to date.
The People's Hero Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 Your choice of words 'to date' surprise and interest me.. Are you anticipating a more accurate scale to hit 'the streets' any time now?
Alexikokopops Posted 29 June 2006 Posted 29 June 2006 Your choice of words 'to date' surprise and interest me.. Are you anticipating a more accurate scale to hit 'the streets' any time now? Now you come to mention it, the Richtor and Beaufort Scale have been around for a while now, who's to say the "Alex Scale Of Greatness" won't be around forever? I am the greatest man ever, it's gonna be hard to create a scale greater than mine.
Ric Flair Posted 30 June 2006 Posted 30 June 2006 Tracksuit bottoms and brogues always attract mixed emotions. Never tried it myself, but seen others commit the crime.
DanTheFoxBhoy Posted 30 June 2006 Posted 30 June 2006 It's even worse when people form an attachment to the things, usually when they're two years old and have tears and shite stains down the back.
macbeth Posted 30 June 2006 Posted 30 June 2006 matching shell suits in torquoise for yourself and partner does it for me
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