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minor things that make you fume

so to things that make me fume...

Futbol kits & size.

Have an old '98 Scotland shirt (FILA), an Everton training top (Nike), and the current blue and black Everton kits (Umbro). All in XL, and all fit just fine. Not too loose, but not nipply.

In South America, I am picking up a shirt for each country I visit, as well as my local club.

Paraguay and Argentina (Adidas) - are loose. way loose. I could pack on another 10 pounds and they'd still be loose.

Chile (Puma) on the other hand, is pretty tight compared to the Everton ones and near second skin compared to the Adidas ones.

Finally found a Guarani kit (Diadora) in XL, bought it... while fine around the stomach, perhaps a tad tighter than the Everton kit, it's no concern. But even with the beanpole frame of John Stones, the freaking shoulders are restrictive tight. Can't imagine how some of the jugadores can fit into it, given their time in the gym.

WTF.

My wife needs to try on everything before buying as women's sizes make zero sense at all.

Men's clothes used to be easy. XL is XL. Should be able to pick it up off the rack buy it knowing how it will rest.
 


Doesn't make me fume but cba starting a thread, proper weird this woman who says that she 'identifies as being black' despite the fact she's white, her parents say she's white, and it's obvious that she's erm, you know, white. She's got a screw loose, you simply can't go round saying, 'I identify as being [insert colour]' when you're clearly not. You deffo can't then play the race card when people call you out on it.
Due to the stolen generation, there are a lot of aboriginal people in Australia from mixed race parents. As the caucasian gene is more dominant than the aboriginal gene, you meet plenty of people who have one aboriginal parent or grandparent, but look no different to any other white person.
 
Due to the stolen generation, there are a lot of aboriginal people in Australia from mixed race parents. As the caucasian gene is more dominant than the aboriginal gene, you meet plenty of people who have one aboriginal parent or grandparent, but look no different to any other white person.

Is this relevant to her though? I'm not saying someone with recent ancestry can't identify with that race, I'm saying a girl with white parents, and I'm sure I read white grandparents etc, identifies as black which is simply incorrect.
 
Is this relevant to her though? I'm not saying someone with recent ancestry can't identify with that race, I'm saying a girl with white parents, and I'm sure I read white grandparents etc, identifies as black which is simply incorrect.
If she is doing it because she is a nutter, then she is just a nutter. Just saying that you can't always judge race by colour.
 

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