Too many shirtless men about : /
21 July 2013, 05:38 PM
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Great minds! I had been thinking of this idea since I put up my previous posts. We can rock the market, Lisa! You and I can beat that sticky insect Victoria Beckham for her tasteless crappy clothing she designs.
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21 July 2013, 11:53 PM
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Missed that.
No, I never said you said it is, either. My question was to all n' sundry tbh because general consensus seems to be going that way, that's all. You could have always said- "No, I don't support wimmins wearing bikini tops in food shops either. I'd rather them wear no tops at all".
No, I never said you said it is, either. My question was to all n' sundry tbh because general consensus seems to be going that way, that's all. You could have always said- "No, I don't support wimmins wearing bikini tops in food shops either. I'd rather them wear no tops at all".
22 July 2013, 01:00 PM
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I think inappropriate shirtlessness is a good gauge of an area, its either blokes who dont care or buff ones showing off, usually with some freshly done tattoos, or those scratty skinny ones you get outside manky pubs, all bluey white with veins having just had a hoody surgically removed.
22 July 2013, 01:47 PM
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I think inappropriate shirtlessness is a good gauge of an area, its either blokes who dont care or buff ones showing off, usually with some freshly done tattoos, or those scratty skinny ones you get outside manky pubs, all bluey white with veins having just had a hoody surgically removed.
22 July 2013, 01:55 PM
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So if someone is in good shape and well tanned, is it somehow okay? TBH living by the beach is shirt off city. The only thing that offends me is when someone is horrendously burnt.
22 July 2013, 01:57 PM
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I don't make the rules.
22 July 2013, 02:00 PM
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A neighbour's sister in law complimented me the other day as I mowed the lawn shirtless. That doesn't happen often now I'm nearing 40...
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Tbf I think it’s more down to location of said supermarket rather than the chain that dictates the customer base. Morrisons in Whitley, Reading is a chav fest as one would expect with most looking like tracksuit wearing dole scroungers. Same for Asda Lower Earley. Tesco in Wokingham seems fine as does Sainsburys in Winnersh.
22 July 2013, 05:00 PM
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No, I never said you said it is, either. My question was to all n' sundry tbh because general consensus seems to be going that way, that's all. You could have always said- "No, I don't support wimmins wearing bikini tops in food shops either. I'd rather them wear no tops at all".
No, I never said you said it is, either. My question was to all n' sundry tbh because general consensus seems to be going that way, that's all. You could have always said- "No, I don't support wimmins wearing bikini tops in food shops either. I'd rather them wear no tops at all".
Its just that your post in reply to my original one made it look as though I had said that. If you read it you may well agree with me.
I would not have said what you suggested above because I am a shy person and women in food shops without any tops would make me feel embarassed!
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22 July 2013, 05:51 PM
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I work in Knutsford, I love it, my favourite of the Cheshire Posh towns, some ace pubs and restaurants round there, and Tatton park on the doorstep.
22 July 2013, 07:48 PM
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23 July 2013, 08:35 AM
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Its just that your post in reply to my original one made it look as though I had said that. If you read it you may well agree with me.
I would not have said what you suggested above because I am a shy person and women in food shops without any tops would make me feel embarassed!
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I would not have said what you suggested above because I am a shy person and women in food shops without any tops would make me feel embarassed!
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I know you won't want to see ladies topless. The ones that do are stuck in their oral stage (ref: Freud).
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25 July 2013, 02:46 PM
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It is not a slur on the staff, it is a slur on the customers. For example, often hear stories like:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8484116.stm
http://metro.co.uk/2013/06/19/tesco-...-food-3847153/
You don't hear that at any other supermarket. Most normal people don't go out food shopping in pyjamas, it's the deals on certain kinds of foods, and convenience of location, that attracts the (dare I say it) 'lazier' consumer.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8484116.stm
http://metro.co.uk/2013/06/19/tesco-...-food-3847153/
You don't hear that at any other supermarket. Most normal people don't go out food shopping in pyjamas, it's the deals on certain kinds of foods, and convenience of location, that attracts the (dare I say it) 'lazier' consumer.
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