Arizona Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 Is a sh*thole full of nutters. Don't go there. Today I saw 2 girls who couldn't have been older than about 12, screaming at a traffic light and a boy about 16 who shouted "aaaaaaagh Southampton!" when he saw the logo on my jacket. That is all.
saint_stevo Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 You wear a Southampton jacket? Even on non match days? Says a lot
saint_ed Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 You wear a Southampton jacket? Even on non match days? Says a lot Maybe he was making an exception and doubling up with an extra coat. It was jolly cold.
Arizona Posted 11 December, 2008 Author Posted 11 December, 2008 It was cold and I was wearing a think black fleece with a small Saints logo on the front. Not one of those ghastly waterproofs with "flybe" in foot high letters on the back. Anyway, that doesn't really say much. I see loads of people walking around with football hats, scarves and jackets on when it isn't a matchday. The real kn*bs are the ones you see in a nightclub wearing their replica Man Utd shirts.
Saints1980 Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 It was cold and I was wearing a think black fleece with a small Saints logo on the front. Not one of those ghastly waterproofs with "flybe" in foot high letters on the back. Anyway, that doesn't really say much. I see loads of people walking around with football hats, scarves and jackets on when it isn't a matchday. The real kn*bs are the ones you see in a nightclub wearing their replica Man Utd shirts. You can wear a football shirt to a nightclub? Why the **** can't I get in to a club wearing a pristine pair of decent trainers?
Hatch Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 I don't need to go to Ayr to know its a ****hole full of nutters. In fact , substitute any Scottish town for Ayr in that sentence.
Hatch Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 You can wear a football shirt to a nightclub? Why the **** can't I get in to a club wearing a pristine pair of decent trainers? Getting kick in the head with trainers hurts more than getting kicked in the head with shoes I guess.
Saints1980 Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 I don't need to go to Ayr to know its a ****hole full of nutters. In fact , substitute any Scottish town for Ayr in that sentence. Amen.
Guest Dark Sotonic Mills Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 It was cold and I was wearing a think black fleece with a small Saints logo on the front. Not one of those ghastly waterproofs with "flybe" in foot high letters on the back. Anyway, that doesn't really say much. I see loads of people walking around with football hats, scarves and jackets on when it isn't a matchday. The real kn*bs are the ones you see in a nightclub wearing their replica Man Utd shirts. Why not wear your uniform then? Very smart and lots of nice Scottish girls love a man in uniform; you only have to watch 'Road Wars' to know that. Oh and BTW; can't you organise a better shift than one which ends up with a stopover in Prestwick? Even Athens is better this time of year, even with the riots.
Saints1980 Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 Getting kick in the head with trainers hurts more than getting kicked in the head with shoes I guess. It is a serious point though. Black shoes with jeans is not a good look.
saint_stevo Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 It is a serious point though. Black shoes with jeans is not a good look. depends on the colour of jeans. i'm stylish as f::ck. dark jeans with black trainers, light jeans with brown shoes. Obviously mixed with a suitable belt to make the ensamble come together
Saints1980 Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 depends on the colour of jeans. i'm stylish as f::ck. dark jeans with black trainers, light jeans with brown shoes. Obviously mixed with a suitable belt to make the ensamble come together Both jeans would look better with a decent pair of clean, white traners. FACT.
saint_stevo Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 Both jeans would look better with a decent pair of clean, white traners. FACT. i am all for no trainers in nightclubs. No need. Scruffy bugger. Stan Smiths or the like do look teh dogs with jeans, but not for a night out. Oh noes
saint_stevo Posted 11 December, 2008 Posted 11 December, 2008 Shirt tucked in/left out? Depends. I have a nice studded brown belt that matches some brown loafers i have perfectly, so i tuck in when i wear that. Also depends on the shirt, if its a fitted shirt, it looks good tucked, if its not, it could billow a bit if tucked in, but could also hang down a bit long and look a bit crap. Tough call
hamster Posted 12 December, 2008 Posted 12 December, 2008 Out of interest steve oh! How long would it take on average to prepare for a night out?
Dog Posted 12 December, 2008 Posted 12 December, 2008 White terry towling socks or yellow bart simpson ones with my black sta-press ?
hamster Posted 12 December, 2008 Posted 12 December, 2008 white terry towling socks or yellow bart simpson ones with my black sta-press ? hcdajfu
saint_stevo Posted 13 December, 2008 Posted 13 December, 2008 Out of interest steve oh! How long would it take on average to prepare for a night out? Takes me about 1hr 30 ish for a big night, including shower shave, pre nightly tug and sorting myself out generally, trim up the hidden inch, moisturise, apply cover up stick where required, sort my hair, trim my nails both toe and finger and get some clothes together, match shoes and belt. then good to go!
TopGun Posted 13 December, 2008 Posted 13 December, 2008 Both jeans would look better with a decent pair of clean, white traners. FACT. Urghh.
Minsk Posted 13 December, 2008 Posted 13 December, 2008 Getting kick in the head with trainers hurts more than getting kicked in the head with shoes I guess. I would disagree, especially if the shoes have steel toe-caps. But you can certainly run away faster in trainers once you have given that kick to the head. N.B. All of the above is said from a hypothetical point of view and not one of experience. Honest guv.
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