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Mrs Reject
24-09-2004, 03:41 PM
As anyone who knows me can vouch, I would rather drink poison than go clothes shopping but i'm down to three changes of clothes so decided to go to Brighton and have a look round.
What the f*ck is all the crap in the shops?????? This year we will mostly be looking like c*nts and wearing wool pastel coloured baker boy hats (puke, vomit) and frilly hankies masquerading as clothing.
Didn't find a single wearable item of clothing after 6 hours so came home in disgust!
I have only one option left open to me, I will have to either go Goth or become an extreme naturist and refuse to wear any clothers anywhere, ever!
From now on I am only shopping from catalogues in the comfort of my own home - I am traumatised!
Brighton has the most fashion victims I have ever seen collected in one place, I tried very hard not to laugh - and failed :D
Does anyone else have this much trouble finding something decent to wear or is it just me?
100%Pat
24-09-2004, 03:49 PM
Go to a rally and buy from the clothing stalls, thats what I do, Rik says it why I look like some aging hippy throwback.... :D
defarter
24-09-2004, 03:56 PM
Go to a rally and buy from the clothing stalls, thats what I do, Rik says it why I look like some aging hippy throwback.... :D
Gotta make yer right on that one Pat, ;)
I ment the clothing stalls not the throw-back :D
I'll sit down and keep quite :o
Mrs Reject
24-09-2004, 05:01 PM
Here we are, the abomination. This get up is what we will apparently be wearing this season and is in all the shops :eek:
Now correct me if I'm wrong but don't you recall seeing old ladies in this sorta thing in church when you were dragged there on occasion as a kid?
http://www.plumo.com/acatalog/copy_of_embskirt.html
ForestFred
24-09-2004, 05:19 PM
So you'll be wearing the pink version at the forum party tommorow then :D
Mrs Reject
24-09-2004, 05:28 PM
So you'll be wearing the pink version at the forum party tommorow then :D
Indeed and Ugg boots and a belt for a skirt with some hideous polyester paisley hanky top as that is all I could find.........NOT:D
redtriker
24-09-2004, 07:31 PM
Mrs Reject i know what you mean about the shops & there lack of style for those of us who have some dress sense, thats why i spend most of my time now in combats and para boots, its a good excuse too for me to use so i dont have to dress girlie very often :rolleyes:
Santa
24-09-2004, 07:39 PM
Why do you need more than three sets of clothes anyway? That's one set to wear, one in the wash, and a clean set in case of accidents! Who needs more? But I can just see you in the baker boy look :eek: (better disguise myself this weekend now!)
Mitch
24-09-2004, 08:40 PM
(better disguise myself this weekend now!)
She'd spot you at a hundred paces Santa me old son!!!!!!
Mrs Reject
24-09-2004, 09:59 PM
Mrs Reject i know what you mean about the shops & there lack of style for those of us who have some dress sense, thats why i spend most of my time now in combats and para boots, its a good excuse too for me to use so i dont have to dress girlie very often :rolleyes:
Me too:D However there are times when I would like to scrub up good and put on something nice. Me and Mitch don't do scrubbed up very well - we both look like we have been forceably stuffed into nice clothes with a broom up our bums :)
Having whinged about all the local shops though I did find one where I could have bought the whole shop as it all looked great when I tried it all on - very nice stuff that fitted really well. There were no price tags on anything and when I enquired about the price the cheapest thing in the shop was £150 - exit Mrs R through the nearest window!!!!
What is this shopping for clothes of which you speak?
redtriker
25-09-2004, 07:04 AM
Me too:D However there are times when I would like to scrub up good and put on something nice. Me and Mitch don't do scrubbed up very well - we both look like we have been forceably stuffed into nice clothes with a broom up our bums :)
Having whinged about all the local shops though I did find one where I could have bought the whole shop as it all looked great when I tried it all on - very nice stuff that fitted really well. There were no price tags on anything and when I enquired about the price the cheapest thing in the shop was £150 - exit Mrs R through the nearest window!!!!
How much??? hey i dont go in shops where there are no prices on the clothes - you know what they say if you have to ask how much - then you cant afford it :(
yes it is nice to scrub up now and again and remind myself that i am a girlie however it has to be in something that i feel comfortable in or i spend most of the time feeling really self conscious and fidgety like i have got fleas or something :eek:
redtriker
25-09-2004, 07:07 AM
Grav do you walk around naked all the time :eek:
ForestFred
25-09-2004, 09:22 AM
Grav do you walk around naked all the time :eek:
That is not a pleasant thought ugh!! :eek:
Bosun
26-09-2004, 09:03 PM
you could always dye a nurses uniform and keep it for "best"
mmmmm now theres a thought with para boots of course
That is not a pleasant thought ugh!! :eek:
Tis a lot more pleasant than the actual sight of you in a skirt.
Spike
23-04-2006, 08:31 PM
Shop on ebay, ya know it makes sense ;)
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