Just sit in yer fridge FFS xx
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Vests
- Thread starter john jako
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Standard dress code in St Helens mate.
You make your choice pal.
We wont judge you.
We wools have feelings too y'know.
I'd kill for a fringe lol
Vests are like flip-flops: acceptable abroad but never at home.
I’ve bought a load of vests in preparation for our summer holiday and have realised I look horrendous in them. Gonna be a heavy few weeks at the gym.
I’ve bought a load of vests in preparation for our summer holiday and have realised I look horrendous in them. Gonna be a heavy few weeks at the gym.
If you hench, yes.
DavidH
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Because they look like Birkenhead
No, No, No.
They are like parking on a double yellow line, Fined, possible court case or just clamped so you can't put anybody else through it..
And the same goes for holiday, they should have Vest sniffing dogs the the Airport so you're removed from the flight and held in Custody..
They are like parking on a double yellow line, Fined, possible court case or just clamped so you can't put anybody else through it..
And the same goes for holiday, they should have Vest sniffing dogs the the Airport so you're removed from the flight and held in Custody..
Should only be worn by fellas on their battered sofa in the front garden swigging cans of Stella on a Tuesday morning after the mrs has been to pick up the family allowance.
Charles Hawtrey
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some points on this matter....
1.When I were a lad, 'Vessies' were what yer da wore usually seen when he was 'having a swill', and came either regular or string. Would never be seen dead in one.
2.Since working in sunnier climes around the world they were replaced in my vocabulary by undershirts, V-neck or round which when worn under the dress shirt offers protection from back and armpit sweat for your expensive attire (Brooks Brothers shirts fit me well but are usually around 200 dollars for 3).
3.In the USA vests refer to waistcoats - I have no idea why and it just makes life confusing.
4. To come full circle we also refer to vests identified in item #1 as 'wife -beaters' for obvious reasons.....
1.When I were a lad, 'Vessies' were what yer da wore usually seen when he was 'having a swill', and came either regular or string. Would never be seen dead in one.
2.Since working in sunnier climes around the world they were replaced in my vocabulary by undershirts, V-neck or round which when worn under the dress shirt offers protection from back and armpit sweat for your expensive attire (Brooks Brothers shirts fit me well but are usually around 200 dollars for 3).
3.In the USA vests refer to waistcoats - I have no idea why and it just makes life confusing.
4. To come full circle we also refer to vests identified in item #1 as 'wife -beaters' for obvious reasons.....
Just go topless - vest are what you wore at School-age - then again lol
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