How many MAN-BLOUSES do you own?
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I think the most important thing is the attitude of the people that actually wear them. 9 times out of 10 yeah, they are the type who would make fun of others clothes and probably drive an SUV with chrome wheels or a mustang 
They probably used to be cool in high school and cant figure out why everyone around isnt still worshipping the ground their on.
Can we establish a rule that if you drive a subaru you can wear whatever you want? Just the notion of driving a subaru should provide leeway for many of our idiosynchracies.
Thats a great story. Those tools were just jealous that you can wear whatever you want, which happened to be a sweatshirt and still hang out with good looking women. They on the other hand through much effort are all pimped out and still are with the same wingmen they started out the night with.
They probably used to be cool in high school and cant figure out why everyone around isnt still worshipping the ground their on. Can we establish a rule that if you drive a subaru you can wear whatever you want? Just the notion of driving a subaru should provide leeway for many of our idiosynchracies.
Originally Posted by JohnQGearhead
I really had nothing against these 'types' until Friday night.
I was at the local pub with a few of my hot girl friends (not girlfriends) who were getting a whole lot of attention from the dudes (metros) that were there. My freinds are the type that get frisky when they are drunk.
Anyway, It was obvious that the girls were with me and I can only assume it was envy but all these dudes started to get VERY hostile toward me and making fun of MY clothes! They were talking ish about me wearing a damn sweatshirt. It got to the point where I thought I would have to fight them. Then they were talking ish to the girls saying that they had no class because they liked guys who dress like slobs.
This may not be a man-blouse thing, more of a Sac-metro-thug thing but they all had on the same gear and hating on me for the way I dressed.
That is why man-blouses are ghey.
I was at the local pub with a few of my hot girl friends (not girlfriends) who were getting a whole lot of attention from the dudes (metros) that were there. My freinds are the type that get frisky when they are drunk.
Anyway, It was obvious that the girls were with me and I can only assume it was envy but all these dudes started to get VERY hostile toward me and making fun of MY clothes! They were talking ish about me wearing a damn sweatshirt. It got to the point where I thought I would have to fight them. Then they were talking ish to the girls saying that they had no class because they liked guys who dress like slobs.
This may not be a man-blouse thing, more of a Sac-metro-thug thing but they all had on the same gear and hating on me for the way I dressed.
That is why man-blouses are ghey.
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Then call em homos for driving an SUV with chrome wheels and dressing up like an ice rink dance team before they went clubbing.
so button up shirts are gay?
I like button down shirts but not the plaid unless they are short sleeve and I usally wear them with a t-shirt and open.
I thought they kinda looked professional, not the "bright" ones just basic colors.
There is a manager where I work that wears different darkish color solid button up everyday and it gets really annoying.
I'd rather wear a button up then a sweater or a turtleneck "out".
I like button down shirts but not the plaid unless they are short sleeve and I usally wear them with a t-shirt and open.
I thought they kinda looked professional, not the "bright" ones just basic colors.
There is a manager where I work that wears different darkish color solid button up everyday and it gets really annoying.
I'd rather wear a button up then a sweater or a turtleneck "out".
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Originally Posted by BlackVenom96
ive got like 6 or so. including bright pink, bright blue, bright orange and other colors. once the girls stop likin it ill stop wearin it. LOL.
Truth be told, that is the reason for wearing anything like that. It must be more of a singles style.
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Even if I was single...I'd dress nice but I wouldn't jump on that bandwagon.
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Originally Posted by BlackVenom96
ive got like 6 or so. including bright pink, bright blue, bright orange and other colors. once the girls stop likin it ill stop wearin it. LOL.
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The dudes baggin on you for wearing a sweatshirt are the same trash that used to talk all sorts of smack about punks for rocking spikes and studs a few years back. Guess what? They all use the exact same thing as fashion accessories now.
How many of these metro chodes have I had to see wearing leather belts etc. with studs or rivets? Gah, vomit. Death to poseurs.
How many of these metro chodes have I had to see wearing leather belts etc. with studs or rivets? Gah, vomit. Death to poseurs.