Men that wear shorts in near arctic temperatures whilst wearing a t-shirt, jumper, fleece, coat, wooly hat and gloves at the same time. In particular, posties. Normal people that point and talk at those posties aren't saying "f@£k me, he's well 'ard". They are in fact questioning the state of their mental health.
Men that wear shorts in near arctic temperatures whilst wearing a t-shirt, jumper, fleece, coat, wooly hat and gloves at the same time. In particular, posties. Normal people that point and talk at those posties aren't saying "f@£k me, he's well 'ard". They are in fact questioning the state of their mental health.
In relation to this, people who drive a convertible car but then have a hat/scarf etc on
yes. why? specially when you're overweight and stink.
Len would like to point out that removing their shirt may cool them down?
Roared at that having just read the above posts. Sorry Len!
Not a problem.
Garry just touched a nerve, fortunately not literally, as I'm wearing sandals myself at work today, although not with a suit, as my ankle and foot is playing up.
Men that wear shorts in near arctic temperatures whilst wearing a t-shirt, jumper, fleece, coat, wooly hat and gloves at the same time. In particular, posties. Normal people that point and talk at those posties aren't saying "f@£k me, he's well 'ard". They are in fact questioning the state of their mental health.
Next time it's cold, maybe you'll have to wait a few months, go outside in a shorts and jumper/coat. Or just go outside in shorts and a t shirt. Having worked outside, come rain or shine for 10 years I honestly believe it's psychological that your legs get cold. My head gets cold, my neck does and my torso does too, but I genuinely don't feel the cold on my legs unless we're talking below zero temperatures. And if I CAN get away with wearing shorts, I will. Absolute comfort. I groan every October when I have to start putting And while we're on the subject, if any of the clothes mentioned on this thread can be justified through comfort reasons, then that's fine as far as I'm concerned. Trainers and a suit being a prime example. Life is way too short to choose appearance over comfor
Men that wear shorts in near arctic temperatures whilst wearing a t-shirt, jumper, fleece, coat, wooly hat and gloves at the same time. In particular, posties. Normal people that point and talk at those posties aren't saying "f@£k me, he's well 'ard". They are in fact questioning the state of their mental health.
Men that wear shorts in near arctic temperatures whilst wearing a t-shirt, jumper, fleece, coat, wooly hat and gloves at the same time. In particular, posties. Normal people that point and talk at those posties aren't saying "f@£k me, he's well 'ard". They are in fact questioning the state of their mental health.
Next time it's cold, maybe you'll have to wait a few months, go outside in a shorts and jumper/coat. Or just go outside in shorts and a t shirt. Having worked outside, come rain or shine for 10 years I honestly believe it's psychological that your legs get cold. My head gets cold, my neck does and my torso does too, but I genuinely don't feel the cold on my legs unless we're talking below zero temperatures. And if I CAN get away with wearing shorts, I will. Absolute comfort. I groan every October when I have to start putting on trousers again. And while we're on the subject, if the wearing of any of the clothes mentioned on this thread can be justified through comfort reasons, then that's fine as far as I'm concerned. Trainers and a suit being a prime example. Life is way too short to choose smartness over comfort. Unless you're going for a job interview, wear what you like.
Maybe this should have gone on the drunk thread but hopefully it makes sense.
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Sometimes wearing a soft shoe like a trainer or sandal is the only way people can get to work.
I know.
Normal people that point and talk at those posties aren't saying "f@£k me, he's well 'ard". They are in fact questioning the state of their mental health.
Garry just touched a nerve, fortunately not literally, as I'm wearing sandals myself at work today, although not with a suit, as my ankle and foot is playing up.
I really couldn't get a shoe on so had no option.
ps> hope you feel better soon!
Once the anti inflammatories do their worst I'll be fine. Just takes a bit of time.
Particularly the uber-camp 'let's go Roger, let's go'
z-list celebs on "I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here" insisting they've been on a "journey" after they've eaten an ant and slept on the floor.
Maybe this should have gone on the drunk thread but hopefully it makes sense.
P.P.S. I can honestly say I've never put on shorts in an attempt to look 'ard'.
Gout #straightred