Abercrombie and ****ing Fitch

risteard7 wrote: »

its a new phenomenon now in dublin wanting to be american..
have you not heard dublin girls speak with american accents now

its an epidemic and its gettin fookin worse

Cheeky_gal wrote: »

What a bunch of f*cking d*ckheads the state of everyone in that video makes me wanna vom and the two ar*eholes waving who the fcuk are they grrr

Why has your man got no top on him, the fool in winter. Must be hard up for a few euro. Standing there like a plank. That's one of the most cringe worthy things I've ever viewed.

On another note I do have an abercrombie and fitch hoody. They are very high quality and warm.

They have some weird staff hiring practices, they sack people for putting on weight. There was a lawsuit in the States taken out by a girl who lost her job at A&F because she lost her arm in an accident. It's not that she couldn't function in her job it's that she no longer looked the part.

Whenever I'm state-side my first port of call shopping wise is American Eagle, similar looking clothing but great value and without the pretension.

Dark Artist wrote: »

we're the ones sitting at our computers with our beer guts .

Speak for yourself

My name is URL wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb_X1b6UW_0

They're definitely not **** or anything

I got bored halfway through (how can you engage with a concept so ludicrous as a man trying to sell clothes wearing so little?) and made up my own story.

This then became the final scene in a modern, gender-swapped remake of 80s hit Mannequin.

Dowdy sales assistant Jane Switcher (Selena Gomez) leads a boring life. Single and with no friends, she confides in one person: a male mannequin! (Zac Efron)

But one night when she's left alone to stocktake, the mannequin is struck by lightning and comes to life!

Now, she must hide her new man from her boss (Stanley Tucci) while also trying to stop an evil property developer (Bryan Cranston) from turning the vintage boutique into a parking lot!

In the end, not only do they manage to save the boutique, but she and Manny fall in love (even though, hilariously, she could never convince him to wear anything under his jacket, as he only used to model jackets!) and somehow end up running it together, with everyone in the neighbourhood showing up on their re-opening day.

MarkMc wrote: »

For the record, I hate them as a brand, but, their hoodies are bloody comfortable. Plus theyre creating 300 jobs and will boost footfall in the area. So fvck it, if you don't like it, don't go there. Plus they've restored the building beautifully.

I just have an issue with a corporation who hire not on merit and ability, but looks.

The King of Moo wrote: »

I got bored halfway through (how can you engage with a concept so ludicrous as a man trying to sell clothes wearing so little?) and made up my own story.

This then became the final scene in a modern, gender-swapped remake of 80s hit Mannequin.

Dowdy sales assistant Jane Switcher (Selena Gomez) leads a boring life. Single and with no friends, she confides in one person: a male mannequin! (Zac Efron)

But one night when she's left alone to stocktake, the mannequin is struck by lightning and comes to life!

Now, she must hide her new man from her boss (Stanley Tucci) while also trying to stop an evil property developer (Bryan Cranston) from turning the vintage boutique into a parking lot!

In the end, not only do they manage to save the boutique, but she and Manny fall in love (even though, hilariously, she could never convince him to wear anything under his jacket, as he only used to model jackets!) and somehow end up running it together, with everyone in the neighbourhood showing up on their re-opening day.

I'd queue up in the cold like a douche bag to see that movie.

kincsem wrote: »

And it's true.

Dam right its true, Iv read quite a lot of stupid sh!t, Yours takes the cake.

Can you explain how its bullying with fashion?

The queuing crap is not for me but they're clothes are bloody good quality

+1 on the American Eagle recommendation above. Cheaper than A&F and just as good. I picked up a load of stuff when in New York and they've all kept in great condition

Hogzy wrote: »

Dam right its true, Iv read quite a lot of stupid sh!t, Yours takes the cake.

Can you explain how its bullying with fashion?

If you are under 25 and put on their Clothes, you develop an American Accent. Then you get some sort of power buzz, and you start looking for small people to bully in case they have something in their non A&F pockets to hit other people with. Weapon of ass distraction.