30p for a trip to the bog

[DaveBWFC]

I'm 40.

Poor bastard.

[Diana Prince]

Why is someone who looks good when they leave the house a shallow fashion victim with deep seated problems? Though, I wonder what psychologists think is the issue with scruffy cúnts who think anyone who doesn't look like stig of the dump is an emotional wreck.  

[Squidgy]

Poor bastard.

Isn't 40 the new 30?

Or whatever old twáts say to pretend they are younger than they really are.

[Squidgy]

Why is someone who looks good when they leave the house a shallow fashion victim with deep seated problems? Though, I wonder what psychologists think is the issue with scruffy cúnts who think anyone who doesn't look like stig of the dump is an emotional wreck. 

I'm talking about finding a balance.

There are obviously people who dress like chavs in sports gear and the like. I dress in clothing that I like and feel comfortable with. If I am going somewhere or perhaps going to be in an environment that I think requires me to smarten up a little, then I will.

[Diana Prince]

I'm talking about finding a balance.

This was your first post on it:

It's just shops isn't it? Why the fúck would you want to go all the way into Manchester just to go shopping, unless you are a woman or gay?

Manchester is the nearest city. So really is it so excessive, gay and showing deep seated issues to want to do your clothes shopping there, is it?

[Squidgy]

This was your first post on it:
Manchester is the nearest city. So really is it so excessive, gay and showing deep seated issues to want to do your clothes shopping there, is it?

I was responding to your most recent post, that's why I quoted it. Sorry if it's confusing for you.

[Diana Prince]

I was responding to your most recent post, that's why I quoted it. Sorry if it's confusing for you.

And I was responding that reply to this post.

I do find that people that are fashion victims or try dressing to the '9's' everytime they leave the house incredibly shallow as people. They are just hiding the cracks in their life pretending they are some how perfect. I'm sure they are a psycologist's wet dream.

Clearly I'm confused by your problem with someone going to Manchester to shop for clothes.

[Big_Sharps]

The Trafford centre is immense for looking at gash, because it is always warm, birds will dress like it is July and there is always something to look at.

I agree with Squidgy somebody who is willing to travel 20 miles or so for clothing is a woman or a closet mincer.

[DaveBWFC]

Didn't you used to be able to blue tooth messages from your phone onto that massive screen they have in there? Then everybody realised you could blue tooth porn onto it and they took it down. Or is that something I dreamt about doing?

[ReebokTrotter]

 When the Trafford Centre first opened they had a section called the Festival Village ( not to be confused with the Village in Manchester), it was full of quaint little market stall shops. It's where I bought my Prince Albert.
Nowadays it has been replaced by swanky restaurants and bars frequented by landed gentry and the Cheshire Hoi Polloi.

Getting back on topic, if you are ever in the Trafford Centre and there happens to be a run on their toilets then use John Lewis as a pleasant alternative. The attendant is a sprightly African gentleman called Winston. He keeps the place immaculate and is regular as clockwork. I can only put his punctuality down to working medicine.

[Diana Prince]

I agree with Squidgy somebody who is willing to travel 20 miles or so for clothing is a woman or a closet mincer.

That's a fair comment & understandable seeing as you are a public transport user with a Sports Direct close by.

[traf]

When the Trafford Centre first opened they had a section called the Festival Village ( not to be confused with the Village in Manchester), it was full of quaint little market stall shops. It's where I bought my Prince Albert.
Nowadays it has been replaced by swanky restaurants and bars frequented by landed gentry and the Cheshire Hoi Polloi.

Getting back on topic, if you are ever in the Trafford Centre and there happens to be a run on their toilets then use John Lewis as a pleasant alternative. The attendant is a sprightly African gentleman called Winston. He keeps the place immaculate and is regular as clockwork. I can only put his punctuality down to working medicine.

John Lewis is on the old Festival Village site.

The food court is in The Orient.

[ReebokTrotter]

Traf, you are right. I put it down to Alzheimers and the fact that I don't know my arse from my elbow.

[DaveBWFC]

I don't know my arse from my elbow.

Both impossible to self lick. Easy to get them mixed up.

[traf]

I'm the same. I once went up to head a ball, tried to elbow the striker and ended up shitting in his face.