Dundrum Shopping Centre!

Dublin_Andy

i live 10 mins away from this monstrosity. its all one big competition in the place, especially with women trying to better each other in there style of clothes etc etc... is it necessary? its only a shopping centre at the end of the day... but then again, its good to look your best

do people see my point? if you go there often i'm sure yous know exactly what im on about

White_Feather

i do go there quite often and yes I can see your point. But at the end of the day, suit yourself and dont be worrying about what other people think. I couldnt give a fiddlers if I am not dressed up to the nines when all im doing is running into tesco or something!

jellie

i love dundrum & go there probably far too often.

i wear what i want when i go shopping, chances are itll be hot & busy so i wear what im comfortable in.

to be honest i see more teenagers dressed up than adult women.

pow wow

Dublin_Andy wrote: »

i live 10 mins away from this monstrosity. its all one big competition in the place, especially with women trying to better each other in there style of clothes etc etc... is it necessary? its only a shopping centre at the end of the day... but then again, its good to look your best

do people see my point? if you go there often i'm sure yous know exactly what im on about

Just to pounce on your sweeping generalisation, I know a good few heterometro males whose facebook status is usually "xxx....is all shopped out after a day at Dundrum" :cool:

g'em

moved from tLL

Rb

The town centre is packed with hot women on the busy days so stop complaining.

S.I.R

does be great crack watching the wannabe cool kids fight with the wannabe hard/scumbag kids...


and yeah, the place Really is a dump

MissHoneyBun

Dublin_Andy wrote: »

do people see my point? if you go there often i'm sure yous know exactly what im on about

I go there all the time and I think you're talking sh1te to be honest. Who gives a monkey's what clothes people wear in Dundrum?

Yeah there's a specific style associated with the place but it's the same as hoodies on the North Side and burkas in Bangladesh. It's hardly an exclusive ideology.

Has it occurred to you that others may look at you and think "Christ he's out in public, he could have made an effort!" -Just a thought, live and let live

Dublin_Andy

MissHoneyBun wrote: »

I go there all the time and I think you're talking sh1te to be honest. Who gives a monkey's what clothes people wear in Dundrum?

Yeah there's a specific style associated with the place but it's the same as hoodies on the North Side and burkas in Bangladesh. It's hardly an exclusive ideology.

Has it occurred to you that others may look at you and think "Christ he's out in public, he could have made an effort!" -Just a thought, live and let live

its really the attitude in the place im on about...wel when i go ther i always try and look my best so maybe im being hypocritical

MissHoneyBun

Dublin_Andy wrote: »

its really the attitude in the place im on about...wel when i go ther i always try and look my best so maybe im being hypocritical

:rolleyes::pac::D !

stovelid

I'm sure there is a easy solution to your dilemma.

Something about not having to going there.

It'll come to me in a second.

100gSoma

wouldn't dare be spotted there draped in anything less than a Billy Fioravanti suit. Well, maybe a pair of chinos and a lyle and scott top if I was slumming it for the day...

Cookie_Monster

Dublin_Andy wrote: »

i live 10 mins away from this monstrosity. its all one big competition in the place, especially with women trying to better each other in there style of clothes etc etc... is it necessary? its only a shopping centre at the end of the day... but then again, its good to look your best

do people see my point? if you go there often i'm sure yous know exactly what im on about

Would you rather live near The Square and have to see the race to the bottom ever day?