I F*cking Love Redbull!
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why waste so much effort hating on people like that. its like hating on retarded people or handicaps.
p.s. you know ive never had a redbull, the concept just sounds gross.
p.s. you know ive never had a redbull, the concept just sounds gross.
this is what goes through my mind when i'm drunk and hungry at 4am on a sat nite: thank god i'm not wearing a striped shirt or these fine people hanging out in front of the street vendor might mistake me for a guy who is not getting laid right now.
maybe i'm hating cause i don't go out at all, but if we replaced "striped shirt guy" with "guy", i think most of these would still be applicable. gets drunk? eats after not getting ass? tries to impress hot girls? check....
plus there is nothing wrong with a striped shirt - its those colored or patterned shirts with the white collars and cuffs that really piss me off. and those cufflinks that are made of little knots of collored thread.
knots are okay, i have a few pair. i don't wear links or knots without a suit though.
agreed that striped shirts are fine. windowpanes and loud patterns are pushing it, although it really depends on the exact shirt and style. i never really understood why people associate striped shirts with any type of stereotype. they are pretty conservative/normal and have been around for ages. you might as well say the "collared shirt guy". weak.
^^^ STRIPED SHIRT WEARING CHAD SHAMELESSLY SELF-BLASTED ^^^
this thread has clearly touched a nerve with the boy.
^^^ STRIPED SHIRT WEARING CHAD SHAMELESSLY SELF-BLASTED ^^^
Not trying to sound like I'm coming out in defense of the striped shirt, but I do own a couple. They are worn strictly in the interest of club compliance. When I was in Vegas at the, for lack of a better term, jiggy clubs, ALL the dudes up in the club were wearing long-sleeved striped joints, whether they were black, white, latino, or whatever. At the very least, they are the "This will not get me turned away at the door" fashion choice for the non-baller club patron.
In short, I think most of the general hatt expressed toward the striped shirt is unwarranted. It's the person inside the shirt that can be deserving of ridicule. The same could be said of the word "suit" when used to describe a person.
Although I do think that level of douchery of the wearer of the striped shirt can be measured by the loudness and/or shininess of said shirt. A direct relationship, if you will. Anyone agree or disagree with that theory? I would also posit that the amount of hair gel can also be factored into that equation.
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