Should we stop trusting people who wear suits?

Chuck Stone · 31-12-2011 03:54AM #1

We hear so much about people who wear track-suits and how undesirable they are and how much they are a drain on society.

What about the suit-wearers?

The politicians. The 'expert' economists. The academics. The banksters.

They all wear suits and they've all sustained massive damage on this country.

So should we treat people who wear suits with suspicion or is that just apparel prejudice?

You tell me.

Celly Smunt · 31-12-2011 03:55AM

If ever i need business with someone i never trust a man in a flashy suit.
Normal suits are fine though.

christ on a bike! · 31-12-2011 03:57AM

Barney Thingamebob from that show with Willow from Buffy disagrees with this

Chuck Stone · 31-12-2011 03:58AM

pmcmahon wrote: »

If ever i need business with someone i never trust a man in a flashy suit.
Normal suits are fine though.

So there's a hierarchy of suits?

I know nothing of the hierarchy of suits I'm afraid*.

*not really afraid

Celly Smunt · 31-12-2011 04:00AM

Chuck Stone wrote: »

So there's a hierarchy of suits?

I know nothing of the hierarchy of suits I'm afraid*.

*not really afraid

I always get suspicious of somebody in a flashy suit for some reason,i think it's down to them showing a persona of "i will do anything,even rip you to better myself" attitude,very salesman-ish

starbelgrade · 31-12-2011 04:00AM

Funny how you never see good looking nudists.

They're always big fat men with tiny dicks or really old women with saggy, wrinkly tits.

Senna · 31-12-2011 04:02AM

My mechanic always said "the guy covered in dirt just finished work will always pay, the guy in the suit will try and screw you over".

christ on a bike! · 31-12-2011 04:03AM

starbelgrade wrote: »

Funny how you never see good looking nudists.

They're always big fat men with tiny dicks or really old women with saggy, wrinkly tits.

Aw man, years of watching Eurotrash cos that's all there was and, don't get me wrong, I towed myself around the room to that carry on, but at least I have hot pert looking girls on demand now.

Virtually of course

Stained Class · 31-12-2011 04:04AM

Dunno OP.

Would you prefer tracksuit wearing hands down the jocks types running the show?

minidazzler · 31-12-2011 04:04AM

Chuck Stone wrote: »

So there's a hierarchy of suits?

I know nothing of the hierarchy of suits I'm afraid*.

*not really afraid

Well, a Debenhams off the rack doesn't exactly stand up to a completely and perfectly tailored suit.

chucken1 · 31-12-2011 04:05AM

starbelgrade wrote: »

Funny how you never see good looking nudists.

They're always big fat men with tiny dicks or really old women with saggy, wrinkly tits.

Confident people who dont need clothes as a label??

Anyway..back on topic.

I only trust people who wear normal clothes..no tracksuits or suits. Middle ground is good.

Celly Smunt · 31-12-2011 04:05AM

Stained Class wrote: »

Dunno OP.

Would you prefer tracksuit wearing hands down the jocks types running the show?

if he was the most competent then most certainly.

Stained Class · 31-12-2011 04:11AM

pmcmahon wrote: »

if he was the most competent then most certainly.

Vote Anto!:D

Namlub · 31-12-2011 04:12AM

chucken1 wrote: »

Confident people who dont need clothes as a label??

Anyway..back on topic.

I only trust people who wear normal clothes..no tracksuits or suits. Middle ground is good.

So you you use clothes as a label on others yourself then?

Chuck Stone · 31-12-2011 04:14AM

Stained Class wrote: »

Dunno OP.

Would you prefer tracksuit wearing hands down the jocks types running the show?

Depends whether they were a sociopathic self-obsessed bastard or not I guess.

But if I were to go by clothes then isn't it suit and uniform wearers who cause the most death and destruction in this world.

You can put lipstick on a pig but it's still a dirty rollin'-in-it's-**** pig ain't it?

chucken1 · 31-12-2011 04:20AM

Namlub wrote: »

So you you use clothes as a label on others yourself then?

Ahhhh now. Starbelgrades post asked a question you left out in your quote

And yes..I would see clothes as a label. Tracksuit wearing lads with his lady wearing her pj's to the shop???? Come on, what should I think?

Suit wearing,the same. Ive only ever dealt with people who have no airs and graces, so wearing a suit wont sway me. I think an honest person can dress nicely without going to extremes.

longhalloween · 31-12-2011 04:23AM

Well I don't trust people with toolbelts, and I don't trust people in tracksuits, so I guess suits would be the natural progression for me.

*puts on tinfoil hat and locks door*

Chuck Stone · 31-12-2011 04:25AM

chucken1 wrote: »

I think an honest person can dress nicely without going to extremes.

Shame on you Chucken.

People who wear suits are competent by the qualification of the clothes they wear.

They must be taken seriously.

After all they are wearing a suit! You can't wear that uniform unless you know what you're doing... can you?

chucken1 · 31-12-2011 04:26AM

Chuck Stone wrote: »

Shame on you Chucken.

People who wear suits are competent by the qualification of the clothes they wear.

They must be taken seriously.

After all they are wearing a suit! You can't wear that uniform unless you know what you're doing... can you?

Obviously

Sir Gallagher · 31-12-2011 04:28AM

When it comes to the Dail i think some sort of dress code should be enforced. We've all seen the alternative

christ on a bike! · 31-12-2011 04:28AM

Ah lads, ye're talking absolute horse manure, though good job OP

A suit is just a pair of clothes, and like wearing any clothes if you aren't chilling out you may as well try to look good
So if you have to wear a suit for work then wear a nice fitted one
The jobs in which you may need to wear a suit for are wide and variable
And even in the 'evil' ones you speak of, ie banking, politics etc, there's still a hell of a lot of decent folk there and should you judge them on their attire then you are small minded and need to get out more.
In my opinion. Which is 100% correct in this instance

chucken1 · 31-12-2011 04:31AM

Sir Gallagher wrote: »

When it comes to the Dail i think some sort of dress code should be enforced. We've all seen the alternative

Thats true,we have seen it

http://www.brasileire.com/userfiles/Brian-Cowen-Pensativo.jpg

Chuck Stone · 31-12-2011 04:32AM

Sir Gallagher wrote: »

When it comes to the Dail i think some sort of dress code should be enforced. We've all seen the alternative

Sheesh.. I never thought of that now...

castletownman · 31-12-2011 04:32AM

There are only three things I would fight: the stubborn clasp of a bra, a paternity suit and the urge to vomit whenever I see someone wear brown shoes with a black suit

Chuck Stone · 31-12-2011 04:38AM

castletownman wrote: »

the urge to vomit whenever I see someone wear brown shoes with a black suit

Yeah, what's up with that coordination blindness?

Clothes snobbery is one thing but matching-shit-up snobbery is something I will admit to 'suffering' from.

Killer Pigeon · 31-12-2011 04:39AM

Chuck Stone wrote: »

The academics.

Yes the academic/intellectuals! Stop trusting them! Burn all the books! Fahrenheit 451 and all that jazz!!

I think the OP is just jealous because he doesn't have a proper suit.

Chuck Stone · 31-12-2011 04:45AM

Killer Pigeon wrote: »

I think the OP is just jealous because he doesn't have a proper suit.

Ah ha, so you know what a 'proper' suit is compared with an improper suit?

Lol, suit snob.

Next please.

James T Kirk · 31-12-2011 05:04AM

Robes FTW: Jesus, Ghandi, Dalai Lama, Gandalf.

Then again: bin Laden, Gaddafi etc.

sandmanporto · 31-12-2011 05:15AM

the guys at the top control but revolution is well overdue. the top players will end the world before we have the courage to stand against our rulers. we as humanity will die quickly because of religion, oil and commodity.

John Doe1 · 31-12-2011 05:19AM

I say we all get naked because then we are on equal footing

And i get to see women's boobilies

Sir Gallagher · 31-12-2011 05:19AM

chucken1 wrote: »

Thats true,we have seen it

http://www.brasileire.com/userfiles/Brian-Cowen-Pensativo.jpg

Well Wallace is as ropey as they come too plus he has the added bonus of looking like a complete knob also.

Should we stop trusting people who wear suits?

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