It's the season for the sweaters
#1
It's the season for the sweaters
Oh no, saw a woman today in the bright Orange Halloween JUMPER. (OK, it was a cardigan).
God help us for the season of trashy seasonal clothes.
The only thing that should be dressed "funny" this season is the bloody Turkey or the "Penny for the Guy" or Santa.
PLEASE STOP, I will puke. The turkey is more attractive that a seasonal Cardigan.............
God help us for the season of trashy seasonal clothes.
The only thing that should be dressed "funny" this season is the bloody Turkey or the "Penny for the Guy" or Santa.
PLEASE STOP, I will puke. The turkey is more attractive that a seasonal Cardigan.............
#2
Re: It's the season for the sweaters
Oh no, saw a woman today in the bright Orange Halloween JUMPER. (OK, it was a cardigan).
God help us for the season of trashy seasonal clothes.
The only thing that should be dressed "funny" this season is the bloody Turkey or the "Penny for the Guy" or Santa.
PLEASE STOP, I will puke. The turkey is more attractive that a seasonal Cardigan.............
God help us for the season of trashy seasonal clothes.
The only thing that should be dressed "funny" this season is the bloody Turkey or the "Penny for the Guy" or Santa.
PLEASE STOP, I will puke. The turkey is more attractive that a seasonal Cardigan.............
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Re: It's the season for the sweaters
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#6
Re: It's the season for the sweaters
Oh no, saw a woman today in the bright Orange Halloween JUMPER. (OK, it was a cardigan).
God help us for the season of trashy seasonal clothes.
The only thing that should be dressed "funny" this season is the bloody Turkey or the "Penny for the Guy" or Santa.
PLEASE STOP, I will puke. The turkey is more attractive that a seasonal Cardigan.............
God help us for the season of trashy seasonal clothes.
The only thing that should be dressed "funny" this season is the bloody Turkey or the "Penny for the Guy" or Santa.
PLEASE STOP, I will puke. The turkey is more attractive that a seasonal Cardigan.............
#7
Re: It's the season for the sweaters
And that's OK. Like bright Red for Man United or Yellow and Black and Red for Watford... but not for the intent to look "attractive" or "nice" "in season".. IMHO.. "tackville"
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Re: It's the season for the sweaters
There's a woman here it work who not only has the standard loud Christmas sweater, but it has a dozen or so bells hanging off it ... you can hear her coming a couple of hundred feet away, but it's so truly sad that all I can do is laugh.
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Re: It's the season for the sweaters
I just can't stand the fact that they start wearing them at the beginning of October....and forgive me but....who looks good in Pumpkin orange
#11
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Me!
Why are you guys so obssessed with what others wear? Are you as judgmental and condemning of Brits who dress like white trash as well?
Why are you guys so obssessed with what others wear? Are you as judgmental and condemning of Brits who dress like white trash as well?
#14
Re: It's the season for the sweaters
I find that I am very attracted to women who wear beautiful sweaters/works of art such as those in your example. They are sexy and stylish and if made by the wearer also showcase their handiness with both puff paint and hot glue gun.
My wife, unfortunately, does not share my fondness for these special creations, even though her Bachelors degree is "Technical Theatre, emphasis in Costume Design and Construction." She even disdains and mocks these seasonal wonders, going so far as to say that the wearers appeared to have "walked through Michaels wearing a crap magnet" and that it would be a cold day in hell before she would wear a clothing that resembled a "four year old's preschool art project."
I have a plan though. If I bought a plain sweatshirt, and had the kids decorate it and give it to her as Christmas present from them, she couldn't really refuse to wear it could she? That would make our kids very sad...
#15
Re: It's the season for the sweaters
She would probably wear it once to keep the kids happy.........but then it would mysteriously get "destroyed" when the laundry was done