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What was the last item of clothing you bought?
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parttime crackhead
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To be fair, it's a bit more subtle than another of their efforts...
ComfortablyNumb95
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I'd prefer a t-shirt with "I DO DRUGS" in bold letters.
parttime crackhead
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I would never approve of a "SEARCH ME AND ARREST ME PLEASE" t-shirt lol
ponch
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I certainly hope nothing to say other than light hearted fun was suggested or implied ? I know that wasn't my intention
parttime crackhead
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^^The Rodigan t-shirt and the Nike's are class. I want some new trainers, currently switching between some grey Blazers and a mad bright orange pair of Adidas Busenitz. Nae fuckin money at all though - just got a reminder for a £555 power bill that I've not paid. They can sing for it till at least the end of the month.
^ I was only taking the piss about your ecto-shirt niall, it's lovely. Honestly.
^ I was only taking the piss about your ecto-shirt niall, it's lovely. Honestly.
Septonn
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Some fancy blueish mcgregor shirt. Need to look sharp for some presentations tomorrow
Chatative
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I went into my local Schuh store only to discover that the Vans I wanted were no longer on the shelf... just ordered them off the website though & delivery was free, so can't complain.
They have the weirdest name... Rata Vulc. Very comfy shoes mind, this will be my 2nd pair.
About time too, my Fred Perry slip-ons are falling to bits. I don't think they are really meant for lots of walking. :D
They have the weirdest name... Rata Vulc. Very comfy shoes mind, this will be my 2nd pair.
About time too, my Fred Perry slip-ons are falling to bits. I don't think they are really meant for lots of walking. :D
SummerSerenade
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This thread reminds me, I went to buy some gold nike from office website the other day, couldn't work out how to do student discount online so gave up then when I came back an hour later my size was sold out. Fail.
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Perkins : Reborn
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Found a pair of Tredair Doc type Gibson shoes, unworn, for a fraction of the price they should be. Made in England at one of the factories that used to make Docs under licence.
So they can join my Doc family with the Solovair greasy leather Gibsons, the Solovair smooth Gibsons and the vintage DM Oxfords. All made in England and some in their seventh or eighth year of service.
None of them boots by the way. Just sensible dad shoes for an insensible non-dad.
So they can join my Doc family with the Solovair greasy leather Gibsons, the Solovair smooth Gibsons and the vintage DM Oxfords. All made in England and some in their seventh or eighth year of service.
None of them boots by the way. Just sensible dad shoes for an insensible non-dad.
Bleaney
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Trying to rack my brains for the last item of clothing or footwear I bought, and I think it must have been a few pairs of extra cushioned, extra luxurious, Merino Wool socks. Wow did they feel awesome the first day I wore them!
But then after wearing them a few times, they just became normal, and I could no longer feel the luxurious properties. Maybe you need to keep constantly renewing them quite often, to be able to keep feeling that premium comfort feel. That would kind of go against my budget though, and certainly against the grain of my frugal nature, but I think even a frugal person should allow themselves some treats, every now and then, especially if they do a lot of walking.
It was probably 24 - 30 months ago that I discovered these socks. It might be time for some renewals!
Me and clothing don't have a great relationship. It's partially that I'm not very interested, but more that I hate all the hassle of traipsing around trying to find items I like, and then if by any chance I actually do find anything I like, it's then the even more frustrating stage of trying to find anything I like that actually fits me properly as well. I'm not even especially unusually sized or shaped I don't think, it's just stores tend to have very patchy stock of most items, in my experience.
I finally thought I'd cracked things a few years ago, having discovered that GAP tended to stock trousers that I liked, and that fitted me well too, but then they went out of business, or withdrew from the UK market at least! So that put me back to square one, although I found a few things I liked, and that were available in sizes that fitted me, on my first visit to the big city centre Uniqlo store a few years ago.
Size? seem to offer a good range of trainers, but they are fucking pricey though.
I've generally had enough of the whole clothes shopping experience within an hour or so, and can't wait to start heading home. Apparently lots of people go clothes shopping for fun, on a regular basis, and are even addicted to it!? I can't wrap my head around that at all!
But then after wearing them a few times, they just became normal, and I could no longer feel the luxurious properties. Maybe you need to keep constantly renewing them quite often, to be able to keep feeling that premium comfort feel. That would kind of go against my budget though, and certainly against the grain of my frugal nature, but I think even a frugal person should allow themselves some treats, every now and then, especially if they do a lot of walking.
It was probably 24 - 30 months ago that I discovered these socks. It might be time for some renewals!
Me and clothing don't have a great relationship. It's partially that I'm not very interested, but more that I hate all the hassle of traipsing around trying to find items I like, and then if by any chance I actually do find anything I like, it's then the even more frustrating stage of trying to find anything I like that actually fits me properly as well. I'm not even especially unusually sized or shaped I don't think, it's just stores tend to have very patchy stock of most items, in my experience.
I finally thought I'd cracked things a few years ago, having discovered that GAP tended to stock trousers that I liked, and that fitted me well too, but then they went out of business, or withdrew from the UK market at least! So that put me back to square one, although I found a few things I liked, and that were available in sizes that fitted me, on my first visit to the big city centre Uniqlo store a few years ago.
Size? seem to offer a good range of trainers, but they are fucking pricey though.
I've generally had enough of the whole clothes shopping experience within an hour or so, and can't wait to start heading home. Apparently lots of people go clothes shopping for fun, on a regular basis, and are even addicted to it!? I can't wrap my head around that at all!
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Robi
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Bikini and some sarongs,I have 50 atleast, don't know why I buy more but I do live in them 90 percent of the time.
