Frankly, I don’t care if you don’t like what I wear. I’m not going to read a magazine to find out what’s cool this season, because it’ll be uncool by November. I’ll wear what I want, and if it offends you, tough cookies.
Okay, I can go with that.
The ultra super-shiny lip gloss. No. Just… no.
Pic?
I’m actually a big fan of the low riders + hiked up thong. I mean, it looks tremendously slutty and I’d be horrified to find anyone I know in such a get-up, but it’s sexy. The tattoo thing I can do without ever since my baby sister got one. :eek:
–Cliffy
ooh - coined word: fanus.
Somebody needs to volunteer to take daily pictures of PinkMarabou for the next three weeks and then post them on the SDMB five years from now. 
–Cliffy
This thread is about people who do notice and do care. If you don’t like that, don’t open the thread. Simple as that.
And what would be the purpose of that? I don’t wear things that are out of date by 10+ years. Since the majority of people here were ripping on fashions from the younger crowd and things that have been more recent, I thought I would add the horrible ones that never seem to go away. This isn’t 1982 any more kids.
I disagree. Mullets should be kept around only for my personal enjoyment. Nothing is funnier then someone in a mullet. Makes me laugh every. single. time. 
We need a mullet smiley…
Ah, maybe you’re right. They do serve a purpose . . . laughing and pointing!
My roommate and I always play “Spot the Mullet” when we go to Wal-Mart, Sonny’s Real Pit Barbecue, rock concerts, wrestling matches, the Flea World flea market in Sanford, etc. We live in Central Florida, which is primo mullet territory.
*gives *Pink Marabou ** the big wounded eyes and trembling lip
:: pets Dung Beetle ::
It’s okay, just let go. Let it walk towards the light.
Not on your life.
Hey – I saw your baby sister at the mall last weekend. Saw her tattoo, as well. 'Cause it showed above her low riders and hiked up thong.
Oh, Campion, I am so going to be burning your dog.
–Cliffy
Also the Kanji tattoos. It’s really funny how often those things don’t mean what the person getting it intended.
Oh, sorry. I thought we were supposed to defend the right of the fat people wearing the belly shirts to wear whatever made them feel good. I can’t even count the number of times I’ve seen people chastised on this board for daring to make some of the comments I’ve heard in this thread. I’ll leave you to your fun then.
Seconded.
No, you were talking about what’s in style, you said nothing about your other comments you made in this last post. And I never made fun of anyone. Those are pretty common rules to live by if you’re carrying extra weight. I am carryinga few extra pounds, so I follow those rules. I don’t want people laughing at me and making jokes. Maybe it’s not that important to you, but unfortunately that’s how things go. Looking professional and portraying a clean appearance is of utmost importance to me. The reason I put the things I did is because this thread was quickly turning into a bashing of younger styles, I was merely pointing out that age does not equate better judgement and the biggest faux pas come from those who hang mercilessly onto past generations. If you don’t like what I have to say, too bad. Maybe you should take a hard look in the mirror if you’re taking that much offence.
Okay, I need some clarification on this. Why do jumpers look “hand made”? I assume that if the construction and sewing quality would be okay (if they are commercially produced and sold in retail stores) so it isn’t like they have a sloppy, shoddy “bad seamstress” look to them. Not that I am a fan of jumpers (hate them), but I am not sure what your point is here.
Unless you’re tying to say that anything “handmade” is bad or undesirable—and if that’s your point, well, that’s just ignorant. Many people make their own clothes, to save money, to get the fit they like, etc.