Cosmo
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Diesel jeans are ok but if you ever take the mic kabout my white shoes again im bringin up those boots (and their price!) 
Id only wear them under jeans so will look like normal shoes...so therefore your white shoes still take the michael.
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Long sleeved tshirt is ok but £50 for a plain black one?
£40 
£80 for that hideous grey thing Cosmos you are a slave to river island and topman style shite i fear!
Please dont mention those two shops to me you scummer 
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Robbo
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Obviously not from their but the tshirt designs remind me of the generic tripe they sell  Bring back Grafton St and its classy tees and classic sweaters 
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Diesel jeans are ok but if you ever take the mic kabout my white shoes again im bringin up those boots (and their price!)
Id only wear them under jeans so will look like normal shoes...so therefore your white shoes still take the michael.
£185 though
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Cosmo
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Diesel jeans are ok but if you ever take the mic kabout my white shoes again im bringin up those boots (and their price!)
Id only wear them under jeans so will look like normal shoes...so therefore your white shoes still take the michael.
£185 though
You just spent £105 on a RL Jumper.
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eddiewhiteley
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those t-shirts
£80 for the last one, surely a piss take
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Robbo
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itll never go out of fashion though, plus it is ralph lauren
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Originally posted by eddiewhiteley
those t-shirts
£80 for the last one, surely a piss take
It is, it was only £64.
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Cosmo
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itll never go out of fashion though, plus it is ralph lauren
I can imagine you out there in your RL top and white shoes looking like a proper southener
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Robbo
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i onyl wear thr white shoes at night! and only twice i think, before some girl laughed at me ina club
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Cosmo
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i onyl wear thr white shoes at night! and only twice i think, before some girl laughed at me ina club
Hopefully at night in a very dark place where no lights ever come on?
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Robbo
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it was at a club called howl at the moon, was very dark but obv not dark enough
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those t-shirts
£80 for the last one, surely a piss take
It is, it was only £64.
still £64 too much, terrible fashion gear.
makes me glad the stuff i wear has never been "in fashion", so never goes out of fashion
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ed
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So you get your clothes for free Do you rob those charity bins in carparks?
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So you get your clothes for free Do you rob those charity bins in carparks?
is that aimed at me?
why would i get clothes for free? and from charity bins in car parks?
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Cosmo
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So you get your clothes for free Do you rob those charity bins in carparks?
is that aimed at me?
why would i get clothes for free? and from charity bins in car parks?
Because you said something that cost £64 was £64 too much, i.e. you like to get your clothes for free.
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If you've got the money and want to waste it on "fashionable" stuff then fair enough.
£40 a plain long sleeve t-shirt
Not for me i'm afraid, limit of £20 on a t-shirt, and from independent or skate stores, so not every twat on earth owns the same thing, a la topman/river island
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Not for me i'm afraid, limit of £20 on a t-shirt, and from independent or skate stores, so not every twat on earth owns the same thing, a la topman/river island
Genuine question...you can get something thats decent quality, and a short run item for £20 or less in a small independent store?
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Well, I say independent, I just mean it's not a national brand store. And yeah, not had anything break/rip to shreds on me.
I generally wear skate stuff which is made to suffer really, and I normally go for sales anyway, not a fashion person really.
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Well, I say independent, I just mean it's not a national brand store. And yeah, not had anything break/rip to shreds on me.
I generally wear skate stuff which is made to suffer really, and I normally go for sales anyway, not a fashion person really.
Ah cool, just as the cost of that sort of thing made in small numbers is often higher simply due to the short run cost to produce, hence arent normally £20.
TBH I cant remember the last time I spent that on a T-Shirt (that wasnt on sale). Even if Im just buying a plain white V-Neck or something for under jumpers from River Island or somewhere they'll be more than that!
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I generally don't shop in Top Man because everyone will have it, not keen on their stuff anyway! Never seen anything decent in River Island.
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Cavey
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Yeah, not having a go, just not the way i spend my money, like I said, if you can afford it, then go for it.
tbh, the last things I bought were from primark (just plain white t-shirts for egypt holiday, £3 each :cool And before that, t-shirts that I actually wear, was in Bulgaria, snowboarding in Jan.
Other than that i'll look in twoseasons and places like that, 3 for 2 on t-shirts, £15-25 each, so works out at £20ish per item
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Nice one Cosmo. Need a new bag for work and just looking on there now they have a decent selection.
Just need to find one that doesn't make me look like a student or a homo
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Robbo
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UK fashion is awful compared to Ireland IMO, the stuff out there is much much classier and IMO libel to stay in fashion a lot longer Its also very exp thanks to the exch rate!
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