T.Shirt Wearers.

The Backwards Man · 15-03-2016 02:58PM

Triangla wrote: »

Worst part is the t shirt is manky. I wouldn't wear it under a jumper in case I got knocked down and someone in the ambulance got to see it.

I liked it

NotYourYear20 · 15-03-2016 03:03PM

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

If you’re wearing a t-shirt in your late 20’s or later and it isn’t being used as a garment for exercise then you might want to consider getting some sartorial advice.

T-shirt wearers would probably suggest that you get a colonic irrigation stat, to clear out the backlog.

Badly Drunk Boy · 15-03-2016 03:06PM

ThisRegard wrote: »

I wear a t-shirt every day of the week, summer to winter. You need to HTFU.

So not in the Spring, then?

Magico Gonzalez · 15-03-2016 03:09PM

People who judge people based on the clothes they were deserve themselves and their limited perspective on life. May they carry on with their miserable tunnel vision.

maudgonner · 15-03-2016 03:15PM

Triangla wrote: »

Worst part is the t shirt is manky. I wouldn't wear it under a jumper in case I got knocked down and someone in the ambulance got to see it.

The jumper is E800. AND it's got a rip in it!

(Oh my God, I've turned into my mother)

Boom_Bap · 15-03-2016 03:20PM

I wear t-shirts quite a bit, no slogans though.
I also wear shorts when I'm not in work. This applies to Winter as well.

Cee-Jay-Cee · 15-03-2016 03:20PM

What about the spasmo's that wear stupid floppy hats regardless of tenperature? I seen one today and that sudden feel of absolute hatred that everyone gets when they see these twats, washed over me until he had passed with his stupid hat.

Magico Gonzalez · 15-03-2016 03:27PM

Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: »

What about the spasmo's that wear stupid floppy hats regardless of tenperature? I seen one today and that sudden feel of absolute hatred that everyone gets when they see these twats, washed over me until he had passed with his stupid hat.

"Spasmos" - nice.

I'd rather them than you to be fair.

bodice ripper · 15-03-2016 03:28PM

Tshirts, jeans and a hoodie if I will be outside. All day, everyday. For decades at this point.

I feel like I am wearing a big bird costume if I am forced to wear anything else.

15-03-2016 03:32PM

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

I was back in Ireland a number of weeks ago to vote in the general election. I was taking a walk through town on the Saturday when I spotted a guy of about my own vintage wearing a t-shirt that said, “If found then please return to the pub”. This t-shirt was being used to house an enormous bloated stomach. His bloodshot and glassy eyes, terrible complexion, oversized red nose all showed that he already spent far more time in the pub than was healthy for him. I couldn’t help but think that the t-shirt was a silent cry for help.

Sadly Aongus, not everyone has your compassion. The world would be a better place for all of us if they had.

4zn76tysfajdxp · 15-03-2016 03:58PM

Candie wrote: »

Sadly Aongus, not everyone has your compassion. The world would be a better place for all of us if they had.

Surprised the poster didn't speak to him and advised him to sort his life out.

Ally Dick · 15-03-2016 04:00PM

Was out for a walk yesterday in St Anne's Park Raheny. There were a load of young fellas playing pitch and putt. All wearing shorts and tee shirts. I thought it was an hilarious sight. I was walking past in a ski jacket. It was warm in the sunshine, but very cold in the shade

Yeah_Right · 15-03-2016 04:11PM

bodice ripper wrote: »

Tshirts, jeans and a hoodie if I will be outside. All day, everyday. For decades at this point.

That's my uniform too. If it gets above 20 degrees, it's board/cargo shorts and singlets.

Nodin · 15-03-2016 04:13PM

Triangla wrote: »

Worst part is the t shirt is manky. I wouldn't wear it under a jumper in case I got knocked down and someone in the ambulance got to see it.

You'd have to wear mouldy khaks to distract them.

cursai · 15-03-2016 04:25PM

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

If you’re wearing a t-shirt in your late 20’s or later and it isn’t being used as a garment for exercise then you might want to consider getting some sartorial advice. When you see a man in his late 20’s/30’s wearing a t-shirt with a band name on it – think Metallica, AC/DC and the like – then you have to feel sorry for them. However nothing is as bad as the sight of a man of that age wearing a t-shirt with a slogan or phrase on it. It’s almost like they are using the t-shirt in place of having a personality.

I was back in Ireland a number of weeks ago to vote in the general election. I was taking a walk through town on the Saturday when I spotted a guy of about my own vintage wearing a t-shirt that said, “If found then please return to the pub”. This t-shirt was being used to house an enormous bloated stomach. His bloodshot and glassy eyes, terrible complexion, oversized red nose all showed that he already spent far more time in the pub than was healthy for him. I couldn’t help but think that the t-shirt was a silent cry for help.

Halfway through reading this I joked tonmyself it was yourself Angus. Got to the end and realised it actually was in fact you and felt a wave of despair.

jimgoose · 15-03-2016 04:30PM

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

...However nothing is as bad as the sight of a man of that age wearing a t-shirt with a slogan or phrase on it...

How-do AvB. I have one of these:

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/yhst-78359274419338_2269_45941626

As the King of the Jürgens I shall be sending a consignment of them over to your IT department. Live long, and prosper!

ThisRegard · 15-03-2016 04:31PM

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

If you’re wearing a t-shirt in your late 20’s or later and it isn’t being used as a garment for exercise then you might want to consider getting some sartorial advice.

You know you can get t-shirts that don't have slogans on them.

And if you're wearing t-shirts for exercising, best of luck to your nipples.

Ush1 · 15-03-2016 04:32PM

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

If you’re wearing a t-shirt in your late 20’s or later and it isn’t being used as a garment for exercise then you might want to consider getting some sartorial advice. When you see a man in his late 20’s/30’s wearing a t-shirt with a band name on it – think Metallica, AC/DC and the like – then you have to feel sorry for them. However nothing is as bad as the sight of a man of that age wearing a t-shirt with a slogan or phrase on it. It’s almost like they are using the t-shirt in place of having a personality.

I was back in Ireland a number of weeks ago to vote in the general election. I was taking a walk through town on the Saturday when I spotted a guy of about my own vintage wearing a t-shirt that said, “If found then please return to the pub”. This t-shirt was being used to house an enormous bloated stomach. His bloodshot and glassy eyes, terrible complexion, oversized red nose all showed that he already spent far more time in the pub than was healthy for him. I couldn’t help but think that the t-shirt was a silent cry for help.

Interesting. You wouldn't don a nice Ralph Loren Polo shirt on a boating trip with some chums?

They go fabulous with a sweater lightly knotted around ones shoulders, laughing your head off with a nice glass of white wine.

15-03-2016 04:34PM

Milana Odd Vandalism wrote: »

Surprised the poster didn't speak to him and advised him to sort his life out.

He probably did, he's not the kind who'd crow about a good deed like a lesser individual.

ThisRegard · 15-03-2016 04:35PM

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

So not in the Spring, then?

Wife beater for Spring.

15-03-2016 04:39PM

ThisRegard wrote: »

Wife beater for Spring.

A wife beater is for life, not just for spring.

Yeah_Right · 15-03-2016 04:45PM

Ush1 wrote: »

Interesting. You wouldn't don a nice Ralph Loren Polo shirt on a boating trip with some chums?

They go fabulous with a sweater lightly knotted around ones shoulders, laughing your head off with a nice glass of white wine.

Don't forget the chinos with cuffs and boat shoes with no sox.

bodice ripper · 15-03-2016 04:58PM

Strictly black band tshirts, faded from age.

drake70 · 15-03-2016 05:01PM

Was wearing an AC/DC t-shirt in the supermarket yesterday. Security guard wanted to know where my time machine was :rolleyes:

razorblunt · 15-03-2016 05:32PM

Dya know what's worse? The Canada Goose jacket wearers.
It's Ireland, it's not exactly the south face of Everest with a snow storm impeding you.

byte · 15-03-2016 06:06PM

drake70 wrote: »

Was wearing an AC/DC t-shirt in the supermarket yesterday. Security guard wanted to know where my time machine was :rolleyes:

Hells bells, that was a touch too much. I hope you didn't let him walk all over you.

Kev_2012 · 15-03-2016 06:06PM

Something I miss about Canada... being able to wear what ever the hell you want without people commenting on it. Although, I care a lot less these days what people think.

Birneybau · 15-03-2016 06:43PM

Kev_2012 wrote: »

Something I miss about Canada... being able to wear what ever the hell you want without people commenting on it. Although, I care a lot less these days what people think.

Canada eh? What's that all aboot?

Mint Sauce · 15-03-2016 06:51PM

Am currently wearing a plain white tee OP, and a pair of jeans, but will be wearing a hoodie over it later. Hope this does not offend you too much.

Another fews weeks, the jeans will be replaced by cargo shorts. Hope this really doesn't push you over the edge.

Mesrine65 · 15-03-2016 06:56PM

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

If you’re wearing a t-shirt in your late 20’s or later and it isn’t being used as a garment for exercise then you might want to consider getting some sartorial advice. When you see a man in his late 20’s/30’s wearing a t-shirt with a band name on it – think Metallica, AC/DC and the like – then you have to feel sorry for them. However nothing is as bad as the sight of a man of that age wearing a t-shirt with a slogan or phrase on it. It’s almost like they are using the t-shirt in place of having a personality.

Personally I wouldn't be caught dead in a Volkmar Arnulf suit, different stokes Aongus, I have no wish to appear like a Potsdam pimp.

I certainly would never be so vulgar as to admonish another for wearing such a pretentious item of overpriced clothing.

T.Shirt Wearers.

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