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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 01 Apr 16 7.57am | |
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shamelessly nicking the " first tit Monday " shout . I saw my first c**t in flip flops , London bridge station ten oclock yesterday morning ,the temperature a rather chilly spring 10 celcius , complete with shorts and just a long sleeve t shirt .
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YHTM 01 Apr 16 8.46am | |
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Waitrose Edenbridge, Good Friday last week, short sleeved T shirt and sunglasses too, yes the sun was out but normal people were wearing coats!
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collier row eagle romford essex via another galaxy 01 Apr 16 9.44am | |
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Originally posted by richard shaw (og)65
shamelessly nicking the " first tit Monday " shout . I saw my first c**t in flip flops , London bridge station ten oclock yesterday morning ,the temperature a rather chilly spring 10 celcius , complete with shorts and just a long sleeve t shirt . The perfect reason for bringing back hanging.
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joe_cpfc Basingstoke 01 Apr 16 10.33am | |
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Originally posted by collier row eagle
The perfect reason for bringing back hanging. That's too quick.
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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 01 Apr 16 11.12am | |
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Tesco, Hove, last Wednesday. Once the temperature hits that magic 10c, these people think it's summer. I can't agree with Collier Row Eagle's hanging proposal - that's over the top. Public flogging however, I can support. Have to do it on a cold day mind, otherwise it could get difficult logistically
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steph_eagle Thornton Heath 01 Apr 16 11.20am | |
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Maybe it's just me but I love my flip flops, my feet just feel free. I haven't actually started wearing them out yet though.
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Harpo Oxfordshire 10 Apr 16 11.23am | |
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Originally posted by steph_eagle
Maybe it's just me but I love my flip flops, my feet just feel free. I haven't actually started wearing them out yet though. Wear them indoors. That'll start wearing them out.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 19 Apr 16 12.02pm | |
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Originally posted by steph_eagle
Maybe it's just me but I love my flip flops, my feet just feel free. I haven't actually started wearing them out yet though. Women get a pass. Men who wear flipflops or sandals are paedophiles waiting to be exposed as such. Also, shorts, utterly unacceptable attire for men, unless you are going swimming in them. Even on the beach I would refuse to wear shorts unless planning to go into the sea. In my book there are three types of footwear for gentlemen. These are shoes, trainers (non-gaudy) and boots. Obvious exception, is that a man may wear his choice of attire within his own home, provided its not a hat (outdoors only), and provided he is not entertaining. Any British man wearing a baseball cap is automatically disqualified from having an opinion on any subject. Anyone who wears a baseball cap in a restaurant, cinema or pub, should be castrated on the spot, with bricks, and left to die in an alleyway.
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Midlands Eagle 19 Apr 16 3.59pm | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Men who wear flipflops or sandals are paedophiles waiting to be exposed as such. Also, shorts, utterly unacceptable attire for men, unless you are going swimming in them. Even on the beach I would refuse to wear shorts unless planning to go into the sea. In my book there are three types of footwear for gentlemen. These are shoes, trainers (non-gaudy) and boots. Obvious exception, is that a man may wear his choice of attire within his own home, provided its not a hat (outdoors only), and provided he is not entertaining. Any British man wearing a baseball cap is automatically disqualified from having an opinion on any subject. Anyone who wears a baseball cap in a restaurant, cinema or pub, should be castrated on the spot, with bricks, and left to die in an alleyway. I did have a laugh at you pretending to be a refined gentleman but you tripped up badly by including trainers in your list of acceptable footwear
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regal_eagle somewhere 19 Apr 16 4.14pm | |
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I look forward to seeing my first **** in flip flops whilst drinking various ales by the river in Richmond today.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 19 Apr 16 4.23pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I did have a laugh at you pretending to be a refined gentleman but you tripped up badly by including trainers in your list of acceptable footwear I find it an acceptable form of comfortable footwear. Although I only ever wear solid black trainers, rather than flashy or gaudy 'sports fashion wear'. Obviously. Provided one shows some decorum, the comfort of a training shoe is acceptable in certain environments - much like a boating shoe. Certainly one would not wear such a thing to high tea.... Plus one may justify a plimsoll, as it may be required for the disciplining of unruly women in public.
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Midlands Eagle 20 Apr 16 8.49am | |
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Provided one shows some decorum, the comfort of a training shoe is acceptable in certain environments - much like a boating shoe. Certainly one would not wear such a thing to high tea.... Hmmmm. I think we'll have to agree to disagree on that one as I wouldn't mind betting that even the executive boxes at Selhurst Park will stipulate "No trainers"
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