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6 minutes ago, Sergeant Wilson said:

I'm the least fashionable person on earth and usually let her buy clothes for me when she becomes too ashamed to be seen with me. I've only ever sent her back once, when she turned up with one of these abominations. 

You probably buy packets of shirts and trousers from Asda.

Nah, we've not got an Asda.

You made a terrible mistake sending her back with the abomination (as good a name for it as any) she'd bought you.   It might just have changed your life.  

Ease of wear, alongside warmth and fewer washing demands - what's not to like?

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2 minutes ago, Monkey Tennis said:

Nah, we've not got an Asda.

You made a terrible mistake sending her back with the abomination (as good a name for it as any) she'd bought you.   It might just have changed your life.  

Ease of wear, alongside warmth and fewer washing demands - what's not to like?

If your office is cold then a shirt and jumper will provide more warmth than one of these monstrosities 

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1 minute ago, Monkey Tennis said:

Nah, we've not got an Asda.

You made a terrible mistake sending her back with the abomination (as good a name for it as any) she'd bought you.   It might just have changed your life.  

Ease of wear, alongside warmth and fewer washing demands - what's not to like?

The day I can't match a shirt and jumper myself will be close to my last. It's more than my pride could stand to have a jumper with a stitched on collar selected by some failed fashion designer.

Give yourself a shake man!

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Just now, Angusfifer said:

If your office is cold then a shirt and jumper will provide more warmth than one of these monstrosities 

Monstrosity - another good bid for naming rights.

A genuine shirt jumper combo would indeed provide warmth, but would lack the other aforementioned advantages.

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3 minutes ago, Sergeant Wilson said:

The day I can't match a shirt and jumper myself will be close to my last. It's more than my pride could stand to have a jumper with a stitched on collar selected by some failed fashion designer.

Give yourself a shake man!

It's not that I can't; simply that I needn't.

Come on in - the water's lovely.  I promise you won't look back.

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1 hour ago, Monkey Tennis said:

Don't fight it.

My work is freezing throughout the winter and a jumper is necessary, unless you keep a jacket on.

I even possess a couple of those pretend shirt/jumper things, where a shirt collar is stitched onto a jumper.  They must have a name - tremendous garments.

Would it not be even warmer if you wore a complete shirt under the jumper?

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1 minute ago, The Skelpit Lug said:

Would it not be even warmer if you wore a complete shirt under the jumper?

This question has already been addressed.

The chance to wear a T-shirt under the monstrosity also exists, without causing the wearing of too many layers.  There is no discernible downside here people.

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4 hours ago, throbber said:

Have to go round visiting my girlfriends friends today and I’m quite hungover and don’t want to have to put trousers on and be sociable.

The curse of family life: not being able to sit around in your pants.

I'm told the solution is to buy yourself plenty of Bermuda shorts and wear nothing under them.

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11 minutes ago, throbber said:

Lonsdales are better for hiding my constant erection.

 

Alright, no need to brag. This is the Moaning-Faced Auld Duffers thread, after all. Some of us have problems in that area.

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  • 2 years later...

Stripped off for bed last night and realised I'd had my pants on backwards all day.

To paraphrase Billy Connolly, somebody should warn you that one day you'll suddenly realise that you're a useless auld codger who can't even dress himself.

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5 hours ago, BFTD said:

Stripped off for bed last night and realised I'd had my pants on backwards all day.

To paraphrase Billy Connolly, somebody should warn you that one day you'll suddenly realise that you're a useless auld codger who can't even dress himself.

Posh Spice had C&A on hers to avoid this happening 

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