Clothes.

waynagain wrote:
And you'll be saying "I was a regular poster on Bolton Nuts"!!!!

Exactly. And that's why I am currently implementing some huge changes in my life.

While it's quite an honour to be regarded as Bolton's most famous fan, I think I can do better. When it's my time to meet my Maker, I'll have changed the world.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

waynagain wrote:
And you'll be saying "I was a regular poster on Bolton Nuts"!!!!

Exactly. And that's why I am currently implementing some huge changes in my life.

While it's quite an honour to be regarded as Bolton's most famous fan, I think I can do better. When it's my time to meet my Maker, I'll have changed the world.

Changing from being a Bolton fan to being a Wigan fan can not be considered changing the world!!!

I love to shop around and get my own style.

The places I shop are
Matalan
George
Topman
H&M
Burtons
Officers club
New look
Asos

To me it is not how things look. how much it costs or the brand of clothing, all that matters to me is that I like the style and feel good in whatever it is I am wearing. Not keen on tgis chavy G-star stuff etc, I would usually go for a T shirt that is plain over t shirts with names or pictures on etc.

Got something special yesterday from friend of my employer a pair of original 1964 chisel toe pointed Cuban heel shoes with a buckle new in the box preserved in a cupboard from the famous stans of battersea the place where everyone went in the sixties ,these are the bollox and in my size ,go great with skin tight jeans. Going to Brighton Lanes today to look for vintage stuff great place to find 60's gear. Fuck me I wouldn't come back up north it's so easy being in Surrey.

Angry Dad wrote:Fuck me I wouldn't come back up north it's so easy being in Surrey.

I bet you live in Adlington.

Am I the only one that wears skinny jeans?

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Angry Dad wrote:Fuck me I wouldn't come back up north it's so easy being in Surrey.

I bet you live in Adlington.

 Strange thing to say.

Angry Dad wrote:

 Strange thing to say.

Not at all, my point is I don't believe a word of what you say.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Angry Dad wrote:

 Strange thing to say.

Not at all, my point is I don't believe a word of what you say.

The gate is wide open!

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Not at all, my point is I don't believe a word of what you say.

Oh the irony!   

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Angry Dad wrote:

 Strange thing to say.

Not at all, my point is I don't believe a word of what you say.

 I will do a deal with you, lets say you come to esher and you can see where i live and i can see if you are female or not, you can afford the petrol, hell i will pay for it myself and you can stay overnight and meet the family and have a nice meal with us. I might even introduce you to someone you know well, we can set this up via pm how about it? say the word and its on. My guess is you wont for one tiny little reason but lets see.

I have no intention of spending the next 10 years in your cellar with a bag on my head.

Natasha Whittam wrote:I have no intention of spending the next 10 years in your cellar with a bag on my head.

Yeah but you must be used to the bag already.