TheCunningStunt

Only problem with that, you can't pick random people to hate.
Hating on chavs is a favourite past time.
Going to the pub tomorrow, I will no doubt h8 on a few people.

I think the novelty would wear off, moving into Manchester.
I think I'd prefer moving away somewhere a bit quieter, I love Manchester but somewhere a bit calmer would be nice.
Bills + realities of living on your own =
Maybe I'm wrong, I just don't feel completely ready yet. But if the opportunity came, I'd do it.

Jeans, no skinnies. No cardigans.
Nice jumpers, nice hoodies, nice t-shirts.
No band ts.
No River Island stuff.

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James

No band tees?

TheCunningStunt

Only forgiveable if you're lounging around the house.
I hate them mid 30 guys, with long hair and a Pink Floyd band t thinking they're 1) still seventeen and 2) cool as cold shit.
They're usually tight fit as well, I have a handful but I don't wear them in public and they have tight sleeves and generally aren't very good.

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James

I love Band Tees, what I wear mostly. They look good and they can be good conversation starters.

TheCunningStunt

You: "Oh, you like *insert band name here*? That's cool! I like them too"

*awkward silence*

Them: "Ur, yeah..."

*another awkward silence*



I'll start wearing my Joy Division t-shirt and I'll get new friends.

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James

hey I got in a 15 minute conversation with a store owner when I bought a Soft Machine album. Random convo's about music FTW.

TheCunningStunt

I got into a conversation with a fucking Kiss fan. I tried to tell him how fucking atrocious I thought they were without being too strong. I failed.

I saved it with "but since you saw them live, I bet that'd be kind of fun!"
Fucking Kiss

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LoathsomePete

Carhartt Thermal Jacket for 40 bucks, I won't have to buy another jacket for at least 5 years

downwardspiral

Band tees are great providing you don't wear generic white/light colour on black crap. Like standard Nirvana shirts and stuff, they look proper awful. Band tees are all I ever wear, no other tees take my fancy. Nothing from River Island or Topman is nice, and Primark clothes should not be worn outside of the house. I like some Adidias originals tees, I own like 3 of those but generally its band tees. I have some trackies and tees from Primark for lounging about the house in, otherwise, if you go outside in Primark stuff you need punching in the gob. Unless its jeans. I'll accept those I guess.

I like band tees which don't have the bands name plastered all over it, though they're few and far between. Nice designs are always rad. Yeah, band tees are definitely cool, and I've had a couple of people starting conversations with me on nights out and stuff or at the pub when I've had my Jr. shirt on. Also the same with festival wristbands even though I have my Leeds wristbands on and most of the people who go to Leeds these days are goons and I'd not be seen dead talking to the shutter-shade wearing cunts in the middle of the street.

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I've only ever been in Primark twice, never bought anything.
I really like Fred Perry shirts.
Adidas Original tees are shite.
This thread has reminded me, I need to do some clothes shopping.
I only ever seem to wear a suit these days *sigh*

Band tees remind me of people who are oh so proud of the music they listen to, and they stick their pigeon chest out and make sure everyone knows what music you listen to and how proud you are of it. (Not you, obviously. Just speaking in general)
I think a lot of them, the design leaves a lot to be desired.
Next and Burtons are nice.
I think I need to go Primark more, I bet they have some nice Jeans.
Topman are atrocious.
H&M are 50/50, some nice stuff - some absolute sh*te.
What other shops are there? Republic and Bank, sh*te.

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