Do you still wear those?

BoltonTillIDie wrote:Also saw one of these today, not an item of clothing, but again so rediculous.

It said on the packaging half the sugar, half the calories ha ha 

boltonbonce wrote:Two of my pet hates in one picture.

boltonbonce wrote:I was looking at some pictures of blokes wearing sock garters the other day.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:I was looking at some pictures of blokes wearing sock garters the other day.

Most blokes look at porn sites full of girl-on-girl action.

You look at pictures of blokes in socks.

Seek professional help.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:I was looking at some pictures of blokes wearing sock garters the other day.

Most blokes look at porn sites full of girl-on-girl action.

You look at pictures of blokes in socks.

Seek professional help.

boltonbonce wrote:I was looking at some pictures of blokes wearing sock garters the other day.
It passes the time during the International break,and it got me wondering about clothes that have become somewhat unfashionable.
I've never worn sock garters,believe it or not. Nor have I ever worn cufflinks,although I know a few people that still do.
Bow ties,huge underpants,polo neck jumpers,cardigans,tank tops,string vests and a host of other monstrosities seem to have fallen by the wayside.
Anyone still wearing some of this stuff? Or have any other examples?

boltonbonce wrote:As a six year old, I was forced to wear,during a shopping trip in Bolton, a ladies plastic headscarf.
My Mother,and my two Aunts,insisted it was only to keep my hair dry.
It took me twenty years to recover from the humiliation.

Chairmanda wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:As a six year old, I was forced to wear,during a shopping trip in Bolton, a ladies plastic headscarf.
My Mother,and my two Aunts,insisted it was only to keep my hair dry.
It took me twenty years to recover from the humiliation.

Now I remember where we've met before