'Suits you sir!'…..

[Michael-Roo 777]

 

Should any of us ever feel the urge to go out looking like a twat help is at hand…..

https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/gallery/2016/sep/16/supersize-me-the-menswear-trend-for-oversized-fashion-in-pictures

 

[Rob 3,002]

The Grauniad always manages to express itself badly. Obviously branching out from its home turf of a near monopoly on spelling mistakes. Apparently the preferred newspaper of the teaching professions........................... God help us.

[Nick 325]

I never knew that looking like a fashion victim was so expensive...

[azda 973]

You have to laugh at the prices for that sh*t

[Rob 3,002]

You can get the featured cleaning sign for 11.99 + vat from Viking. http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/catalog/search.do?Ntt=cleaning+sign&N=

That would be a far better fashion accessory to wear stood outside the car wash.

[1949threepence 3,366]

5 hours ago, Michael-Roo said:

 

Should any of us ever feel the urge to go out looking like a twat help is at hand…..

https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/gallery/2016/sep/16/supersize-me-the-menswear-trend-for-oversized-fashion-in-pictures

 

Certainly no urge to look like him. Moreover, how many people would actually know that wearing clothes massively too big for you, was a fashion. As you say, you'd just look like a complete tool wearing them.  

4 hours ago, Rob said:

The Grauniad always manages to express itself badly. Obviously branching out from its home turf of a near monopoly on spelling mistakes. Apparently the preferred newspaper of the teaching professions........................... God help us.

Can't abide that condescending, sneering leftie rag.  

[Rob 3,002]

30 minutes ago, 1949threepence said:

Certainly no urge to look like him. Moreover, how many people would actually know that wearing clothes massively too big for you, was a fashion. As you say, you'd just look like a complete tool wearing them.  

Can't abide that condescending, sneering leftie rag.  

Private Eye recently highlighted what must be the ultimate two letter word misprunt from the Grauniad website - 'Are you going to vote to leave the UE(sic) or not?' Thinking about it, they might have also written my mobile's predictive text software. Every time I tried to write 'no' it corrected it to 'on' - this despite the fact that a significant proportion of texts are questions, many of which require a simple yes or no answer. Somewhat fewer can be answered with on or off.

[1949threepence 3,366]

10 hours ago, Rob said:

Private Eye recently highlighted what must be the ultimate two letter word misprunt from the Grauniad website - 'Are you going to vote to leave the UE(sic) or not?' Thinking about it, they might have also written my mobile's predictive text software. Every time I tried to write 'no' it corrected it to 'on' - this despite the fact that a significant proportion of texts are questions, many of which require a simple yes or no answer. Somewhat fewer can be answered with on or off.

Another irritating facet of modern life - predictive text. Fortunately the latest phones/tablets will auto "correct" the first time you type in a word it disagrees with. But when you delete the replacement and re-type your original, it will hold, and the next time you start the same sequence of words, it will show your word at the top for selection, having remembered it.  

[PWA 1967 1,841]

The irratating fact of modern life is people have forgot how to talk.

Everyone sending texts and emails is my big ............

[Nick 325]

If not required, predictive text can be easily turned off.

[Rob 3,002]

8 minutes ago, Nick said:

If not required, predictive text can be easily turned off.

I got one of the offspring to do this for me. Now I can happily hold myself responsible for my own mistakes, as opposed to thinking I have written something which on examination is complete and utter b****cks.

[copper123 1,352]

“Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.”

― Oscar Wilde

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