[Disgruntled Youth]

Lucky

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

whereas in america, people are free as a general rule.

I absolutely agree with everybody's right to look like a twat.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by Pookie

I absolutely agree with everybody's right to look like a twat.

even if it's not proper?

pookie, you're ready to cross the atlantic.

[gmku]

Stop it! Back to the jeans question. This is serious, you damned delinquents.

[gmku]

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator

I own one pair of jeans, and that with reluctance, bought at the insistence of my girlfriend.
they all look like shit with their bullshit pre-distressed crap.

Other options are available, Rob.

What do you wear when you don't wear jeans?

[Everyneurotic]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

yeah. sorry for my frequently disappering S, my keyboard is a bit fucked. (i meant 90s).

madame !@#$%! owns a pair of diesel boots but she's the queen of bargain hunting; im not sure where he got those

bless you and your frequently disappearing s, second paragraph made me laugh.

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on topic, i'm wearing one of the few pair of trousers i own that aren't jeans; they are punk rocking plaid green pants...don't know the make of them though.

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

even if it's not proper?

pookie, you're ready to cross the atlantic.

Does your entire knowledge of England come from reading PG Wodehouse by any chance?

[Rob Instigator]

Originally Posted by gmku

Other options are available, Rob.

What do you wear when you don't wear jeans?

Britches

ha ha!

I wear anything but jeans. khakis, cotton slacks, wool slacks, shorts, cargo pants, etc. I am waiting till regular jeasn are back and affordable.

[gmku]

Levis Preshrunk 501s. Dark denim, undistressed. Around 30 bucks at JCPenney.

Just sayin'...

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by Pookie

Does your entire knowledge of England come from reading PG Wodehouse by any chance?

hell no. i spent 6 months in an israeli kibbutz where the bulk of volunteer workers was from england.

we often held dialogues such as this:

"why can't you do that"

"that's just not done"

"yes, but why? what's the reason?"

"cos it's not done"

"yes, but-- why do you think that is?"

"because it's not done"

--
everybody seemed to be perfectly programmed to fit with the rest.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic

bless you and your frequently disappearing s, second paragraph made me laugh.

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on topic, i'm wearing one of the few pair of trousers i own that aren't jeans; they are punk rocking plaid green pants...don't know the make of them though.

oh yeah thats my laptop i was using this morning. make it sound like i married a tranny ha ha.

o well. i know the truth and that's what counts.

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

hell no. i spent 6 months in an israeli kibbutz where the bulk of volunteer workers was from england.

we often held dialogues such as this:

"why can't you do that"

"that's just not done"

"yes, but why? what's the reason?"

"cos it's not done"

"yes, but-- why do you think that is?"

"because it's not done"

--
everybody seemed to be perfectly programmed to fit with the rest.

You're basing your knowledge of the English on the kind of twats who go to work on a Kibbutz!

Jeeves & Wooster would be preferable.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by Pookie

You're basing your knowledge of the English on the kind of twats who go to work on a Kibbutz!

Jeeves & Wooster would be preferable.

guess so. there were dozens of them. lots of working class kids.

but anyway even here, you see the english acting like a cohesive group and the americans in perpetual disarray.

[gmku]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

hell no. i spent 6 months in an israeli kibbutz where the bulk of volunteer workers was from england.

we often held dialogues such as this:

"why can't you do that"

"that's just not done"

"yes, but why? what's the reason?"

"cos it's not done"

"yes, but-- why do you think that is?"

"because it's not done"

--
everybody seemed to be perfectly programmed to fit with the rest.

Plus they have this irritating habit of adding "u" to words like "favorite" and "neighbor."

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

guess so. there were dozens of them. lots of working class kids.

but anyway even here, you see the english acting like a cohesive group and the americans in perpetual disarray.

I think that the English only act as a group outside of England. It's our inherent xenophobia. We want to go and live in other countries but hate foreigners, so stick together.

[gmku]

What's "fear of jeans"? Denophobia?

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by gmku

What's "fear of jeans"? Denophobia?

You're obsessed man.

[gmku]

Okay, let's agree to drop the to wear/not to wear debate for the sake of the health of this thread.

[Lurker]

Originally Posted by gmku

Plus they have this irritating habit of adding "u" to words like "favorite" and "neighbor."

They were originally spelt like that! You idiots took the u away because you found it difficult to spell.

[Rob Instigator]

poseur

aluminium

ha!