Have to get this of my chest big time

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:12AM #1

What's the story with all these young boys these days going around with quiff's skinny jeans square glasses all tanned up like that Geordie shore tv programme.Was christmas shopping at the weekend and in both the shopping center's i was at all these type of young lads in their teens and twenties going around like these boys on the x factor what the fcuk is going on :eek:

Sir Arthur Daley · 18-12-2013 02:13AM

Fashion boi.

18-12-2013 02:15AM

I used to be with it but then they changed what it was

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:15AM

Hahahahahaha it is new age thing.

somuj · 18-12-2013 02:15AM

helpme23 wrote: »

What's the story with all these young boys these days going around with quiff's skinny jeans square glasses all tanned up like that Geordie shore tv programme.Was christmas shopping at the weekend and in both the shopping center's i was at all these type of young lads in their teens and twenties going around like these boys on the x factor what the fcuk is going on :eek:

Whats the story with you bitching about how other people choose to dress?

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:16AM

Hahahaha its funny man you must be one of these lads

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:17AM

X factor people

SV · 18-12-2013 02:18AM

It looks ridiculous I have to admit.
Then again I seen a picture of myself when I was 15 and I looked ridiculous aswell..live and learn.

Sauve · 18-12-2013 02:18AM

helpme23 wrote: »

X factor people

Go asleep

The Backwards Man · 18-12-2013 02:18AM

Yeah, we should go back go wearing sensible clothes like shellsuits and dungarees.

dobman88 · 18-12-2013 02:20AM

helpme23 wrote: »

What's the story with all these young boys these days going around with quiff's skinny jeans square glasses all tanned up like that Geordie shore tv programme.Was christmas shopping at the weekend and in both the shopping center's i was at all these type of young lads in their teens and twenties going around like these boys on the x factor what the fcuk is going on :eek:

What's with all the giving out and Americanism's?? Too much Hanna Montana op

The Backwards Man · 18-12-2013 02:22AM

bluewolf wrote: »

I used to be with it but then they changed what it was

One year I saved up all my pocket money to buy a Burton's jacket, but by the time I got it everyone was wearing Topman jackets and I was a laughing stock.

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:25AM

I think its awful

job seeker · 18-12-2013 02:26AM

bluewolf wrote: »

I used to be with it but then they changed what it was....

.....Now what I'm with isn't *it*, and what's *it* seems weird and scary to me. It'll happen to you...

zcorpian88 · 18-12-2013 02:26AM

helpme23 wrote: »

What's the story with all these young boys these days going around with quiff's skinny jeans square glasses all tanned up like that Geordie shore tv programme.Was christmas shopping at the weekend and in both the shopping center's i was at all these type of young lads in their teens and twenties going around like these boys on the x factor what the fcuk is going on :eek:

Bloody hipsters, little whippersnappers, Bah!

Festy · 18-12-2013 02:26AM

tbf It looks better than the tracksuit,white runners peak cap and cheap argos jewellery look

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:26AM

It has to be the x factor that has done this

Foxhound38 · 18-12-2013 02:26AM

They go into it a bit here...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a73P3iew2yE

"I just bought it in a shop - euuugh!" :pac:

SeaDaily · 18-12-2013 02:27AM

helpme23 wrote: »

I think its awful

And what exactly are you wearing op?

KKkitty · 18-12-2013 02:28AM

helpme23 wrote: »

I think its awful

They could be going around naked which is worse. It's a trend which will pass.

hfallada · 18-12-2013 02:30AM

As much as I hate the Geordie look. It's better than the 1 all over and track suits they used to wear about 5 years ago. Although its very much a class thing. You don't see UCD south county dublin individuals dress like that.

Festy · 18-12-2013 02:30AM

SeaDaily wrote: »

And what exactly are you wearing op?

I want to see a pic of the OP's chest :pac:

Meangadh · 18-12-2013 02:30AM

If the world did not self combust with the disgustingness of the state of what I wore as a teenager then I think it'll survive that stuff you're describing OP.

What they wear shouldn't matter anyway so long as they don't cause trouble.

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:30AM

Am a nudist

Sir Arthur Daley · 18-12-2013 02:33AM

They don't even say hello to me Joe.

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:38AM

Its all a bit mad this fashion craic.

job seeker · 18-12-2013 02:39AM

helpme23 wrote: »

Am a nudist

There's more bends in this thread, than there is in Lombard Street...

Shaughnessy00 · 18-12-2013 02:40AM

Im 19 but honestly too lazy too care, as long as im comfy and confident the world is my playground!

The_Gatsby · 18-12-2013 02:42AM

If that's how they want to dress then let them. I don't see why it's any business of yours OP.

helpme23 · 18-12-2013 02:45AM

Its not just saying it is all up 2 what you want to do sir or madam, but who care's I was just thinking what's the story wit it funny old world it is.

Daqster · 18-12-2013 02:50AM

I can't understand it either, OP. What a weird way they dress. Why can't youngsters today dress normal, like my generation for instance.

For example: for trousers we just wore pleated baggy jeans or stay press slacks. For tops we'd have maybe a Y cardigan or a black and white american football jacket (like Axel Foley's in Beverly Hills Cop) or maybe a Nazi German army parka jacket. For a shirt we'd wear just a collarless Grandfather shirt or Paisley shirt with maybe a leather waistcoat and for footwear some pretty basic suede chelsea boots perhaps or very simple slip on open front leather shoes, with a few tassels and white towel socks for smartness.

Now you try getting the kids of today to wear sensible clothes like that and they'd bleedin' well laugh at ya so they would.

Have to get this of my chest big time

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