veggiepatch1959
First Grade
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I saw a guy dressed very strangely the other day and it got me thinking about clothing which serves no purpose and/or is impractical. He was wearing a dress shirt, a necktie, a jacket.......and a pair of tracksuit pants finished off with a pair of sandals. I thought "what are you on about" and got to thinking about neckties and the like.
1. Neckties - what purpose do they serve other than to make one feel uncomfortable when worn properly? Is it some sort of power trip or superiority felt by the wearer?
2. Cufflinks - an absurd accessory. Don't long sleeved shirts have buttons on their sleeves?
3. Leather patches on jackets (usually Tweed jackets) - to me, it indicates that the wearer is a lazy, unproductive merkin who has his elbows on a desk all day.
4. Cumberbunds - are they designed to hide a roll of fat on the wearer?
5. Hats and caps - the only purpose they serve is for safety (motorcycle helmets/hardhats) or sun protection reasons. So why do people wear hats and caps indoors or at night? Probably to advertise some dumb brand at an exorbitant cost to the wearer. Oh....and don't get me started on women's fascinators!
Most of the above only serve to obey some wanky, archaic dress code which is downright f**king pretentious.
Feel free to add yours.
1. Neckties - what purpose do they serve other than to make one feel uncomfortable when worn properly? Is it some sort of power trip or superiority felt by the wearer?
2. Cufflinks - an absurd accessory. Don't long sleeved shirts have buttons on their sleeves?
3. Leather patches on jackets (usually Tweed jackets) - to me, it indicates that the wearer is a lazy, unproductive merkin who has his elbows on a desk all day.
4. Cumberbunds - are they designed to hide a roll of fat on the wearer?
5. Hats and caps - the only purpose they serve is for safety (motorcycle helmets/hardhats) or sun protection reasons. So why do people wear hats and caps indoors or at night? Probably to advertise some dumb brand at an exorbitant cost to the wearer. Oh....and don't get me started on women's fascinators!
Most of the above only serve to obey some wanky, archaic dress code which is downright f**king pretentious.
Feel free to add yours.