Is there an age limit to wearing Jeans?????? - Page 5

grannyclaret · 30-03-2005, 21:47

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Originally Posted by garinda

The youngest is called Terry Towelling -Turner.

POOR LITTLE SOD.......

West Ender · 30-03-2005, 22:16

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Originally Posted by garinda

The youngest is called Terry Towelling -Turner.

The woman should be soundly horse-whipped. Come to think of it, Terry Towelling will probably do it - one day.

accymel · 30-03-2005, 22:21

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Originally Posted by garinda

The youngest is called Terry Towelling -Turner.

PMSL to be named after ole nappies eh?!?! poor child!!

chav1 · 31-03-2005, 00:33

i got to this thread late so this may have already been mentioned

i dont think there should be an age limit on jeans BUT...

i do think there should be a weight limit on those hipster style jeans it just looks horriffic when your walking behind somone with their guts hanging over the low waist of the jeans

i know i dont have to look but you just cant help it, there seems to be a hypnotic ripple as they swing those extra pounds from left to right

if you have to jump of the wardrobe to get in a pair of pants its time to move up a size or get on a diet

oh and dungarees should be banned lol

garinda · 31-03-2005, 07:19

Oh dear, appologies from me again.
Terry Towelling-Turner was a joke my typing finger just tapped out without me being able to stop it!
I admit l don't know the name of her issue, [but l bet it's something just as daft.]

janet · 31-03-2005, 07:49

I can't see a problem with wearing jeans at any age, they are very comfortable. I would not let any one dictate what i should wear.I have never been in fashion in my life, but i'm still alive and kicking.You know, it's not what you wear that matters in life, it's how you treat people.

chav1 · 31-03-2005, 12:00

there was a vicar who led the crusade against jeans when they started becoming realy fashionable in the 60s i think it was and i remember him been interviewed in the 80s and guess whar he was wearing ..

yup jeans lol

garinda · 31-03-2005, 12:09

Re: jeans.
Another thing l hate is some club's door policy that doesn't allow jeans! l can be in my Gieve's and Hawkes blazer, smart shirt, Gucci loafers, and be wearing jeans and be refused entry from some places. lf l turned up at the same club in a pair of crimplene slacks from the market costing a fiver, in l go-daft!

[This is just an illustration as l don't wear Gucci loafers, l go to Tommy Balls.]

Margaret Pilkington · 31-03-2005, 13:44

Chav......I must admit that I don't like the low slung jobbies........I can't be giving cold air to my belly button.........I think you have to skinny to wear those. But normal jeans are for everyone........if they feel comfortable.
Another thing that I can't abide are those string type knickers showing above the hip line of low slung jeans.......just how feral is that????????????

Tinkerbelle · 31-03-2005, 13:50

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Another thing that I can't abide are those string type knickers showing above the hip line of low slung jeans.......just how feral is that????????????

I wore hipster jeans not realising my G-string was showing once and got a wedgy for my trouble so I never did again, if in doubt your G-sting or thong might show, go commando!

Margaret Pilkington · 31-03-2005, 14:07

Good advice Tinkerbelle........but I don't think I will need to worry too much about that one.

Kiki · 31-03-2005, 15:08

These people who dictate to other people eg( Lowri Turner) must have a very high opinion of themselves to even think anyone will listen to them!

g78 · 31-03-2005, 15:17

At the end of the day you should wear what you feel most comfortable in. Though whether you look good in them is another thing entirely.

Kiki · 31-03-2005, 15:34

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Originally Posted by garinda

Re: jeans.
Another thing l hate is some club's door policy that doesn't allow jeans! l can be in my Gieve's and Hawkes blazer, smart shirt, Gucci loafers, and be wearing jeans and be refused entry from some places. lf l turned up at the same club in a pair of crimplene slacks from the market costing a fiver, in l go-daft!

[This is just an illustration as l don't wear Gucci loafers, l go to Tommy Balls.]

is Tommy Balls still going? haven,t been there for years, but went alot years ago! is it stocking good stuff lately?

pendy · 31-03-2005, 16:07

Has it never occurred to Lowri Turner that jeans were originally designed/made by Levi Strauss for horny handed cowboys? - and I bet nobody ever asked their age!