Would anyone else feel like a female wearing this?

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  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    theguitarist wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    That's just stupid, and I'm not even trolling

    Never said you were.... oops.

    Back under the bridge kiddo.
    So you're just stupid or attempting to troll?

    Trolling on your 'how do you wear a cardigan without looking girly?' thread?

    Sorry for ruining your highly credible subject matter.
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  • theguitaristtheguitarist Posts: 41MI6 Agent
    minigeff wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    minigeff wrote:

    Never said you were.... oops.

    Back under the bridge kiddo.
    So you're just stupid or attempting to troll?

    Trolling on your 'how do you wear a cardigan without looking girly?' thread?

    Sorry for ruining your highly credible subject matter.
    But I have a good point
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    theguitarist wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    So you're just stupid or attempting to troll?

    Trolling on your 'how do you wear a cardigan without looking girly?' thread?

    Sorry for ruining your highly credible subject matter.
    But I have a good point

    In your opinion maybe, I think others here disagree though.
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  • Ens007Ens007 EnglandPosts: 863MI6 Agent
    minigeff wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    minigeff wrote:

    Trolling on your 'how do you wear a cardigan without looking girly?' thread?

    Sorry for ruining your highly credible subject matter.
    But I have a good point

    In your opinion maybe, I think others here disagree though.

    Don't feed the troll mate. It's very obvious that this is just some sort of pathetic wind up.
  • theguitaristtheguitarist Posts: 41MI6 Agent
    Ens007 wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    But I have a good point

    In your opinion maybe, I think others here disagree though.

    Don't feed the troll mate. It's very obvious that this is just some sort of pathetic wind up.
    It's not though, explain how this garment does not look feminine
  • Sir MilesSir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,766Chief of Staff
    theguitarist wrote:
    Ens007 wrote:
    minigeff wrote:

    In your opinion maybe, I think others here disagree though.

    Don't feed the troll mate. It's very obvious that this is just some sort of pathetic wind up.
    It's not though, explain how this garment does not look feminine

    No....you 'explain' why you think it is. But obviously you can't.
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  • theguitaristtheguitarist Posts: 41MI6 Agent
    Sir Miles wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    Ens007 wrote:

    Don't feed the troll mate. It's very obvious that this is just some sort of pathetic wind up.
    It's not though, explain how this garment does not look feminine

    No....you 'explain' why you think it is. But obviously you can't.
    A man should not be wearing something like this:

    wemoto_root_anthrazitmelange_girlcardigan_lg.jpg
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    Ens007 wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    But I have a good point

    In your opinion maybe, I think others here disagree though.

    Don't feed the troll mate. It's very obvious that this is just some sort of pathetic wind up.

    Yeah ya right pal, I just can't stand these kids and the daft 'why why why' questions.
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  • Sir MilesSir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,766Chief of Staff
    theguitarist wrote:
    Sir Miles wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    It's not though, explain how this garment does not look feminine

    No....you 'explain' why you think it is. But obviously you can't.
    A man should not be wearing something like this:

    wemoto_root_anthrazitmelange_girlcardigan_lg.jpg

    I'd happily wear that - I'd even wear the cardigan too :D

    As I said - you obviously can't explain yourself.
    YNWA 97
  • Ens007Ens007 EnglandPosts: 863MI6 Agent
    So women wear jeans ... By your logic men shouldn't therefore wear them.

    Or t shirts, shirts, shorts, socks ...

    I'll leave you to your high heels though poppet.

    Stop your wumming & grow the fcuk up.
  • Sir MilesSir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,766Chief of Staff
    Ens007 wrote:
    ... By your logic....

    :)) Logic :)) Classic :D
    YNWA 97
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    Does this logic of geetar boy's mean we're all involuntarily cross dressing?
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  • theguitaristtheguitarist Posts: 41MI6 Agent
    Ens007 wrote:
    So women wear jeans ... By your logic men shouldn't therefore wear them.

    Or t shirts, shirts, shorts, socks ...

    I'll leave you to your high heels though poppet.

    Stop your wumming & grow the fcuk up.
    Bad logic, some things are just not meant to be worn by men, and vice versa.

    There are different types of knits. Cardigans like that are more for women.

    There are different types of underwear. G strings are more for women.
  • Sir MilesSir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,766Chief of Staff
    minigeff wrote:
    Does this logic of geetar boy's mean we're all involuntarily cross dressing?

    YOU may do it involuntarily, dear :D
    YNWA 97
  • Ens007Ens007 EnglandPosts: 863MI6 Agent
    Sir Miles wrote:
    Ens007 wrote:
    ... By your logic....

    :)) Logic :)) Classic :D

    I'm glad to see someone picked up on the irony! -{
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    Sir Miles wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    Does this logic of geetar boy's mean we're all involuntarily cross dressing?

    YOU may do it involuntarily, dear :D

    Reminds me, can I borrow a bra? Mines starting to chafe.
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  • Sir MilesSir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,766Chief of Staff
    minigeff wrote:
    Sir Miles wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    Does this logic of geetar boy's mean we're all involuntarily cross dressing?

    YOU may do it involuntarily, dear :D

    Reminds me, can I borrow a bra? Mines starting to chafe.

    That's why I only wear peephole bras ;)
    YNWA 97
  • Ens007Ens007 EnglandPosts: 863MI6 Agent
    theguitarist wrote:
    Ens007 wrote:
    So women wear jeans ... By your logic men shouldn't therefore wear them.

    Or t shirts, shirts, shorts, socks ...

    I'll leave you to your high heels though poppet.

    Stop your wumming & grow the fcuk up.
    Bad logic, some things are just not meant to be worn by men, and vice versa.

    There are different types of knits. Cardigans like that are more for women.

    There are different types of underwear. G strings are more for women.

    Damn that's where I've been going wrong ... Was wondering why I was chafing so badly after a session in the gym.
  • jon_1ukjon_1uk Posts: 674MI6 Agent
    theguitarist wrote:
    Sir Miles wrote:
    theguitarist wrote:
    I just think it looks feminine

    To paraphrase the great Lee Mack....its a cardigan - why should I care about the sex of it ? I want to wear it - not f**k it !
    That's reasonable, but why would you want to spend so much money on something that gives off the wrong look?
    It doesn't give off the wrong look... I have a similar cardigan to the TF one and when I last looked I didn't have a pair of t**s ...
    "some men are coming to kill us, we're going to kill them first"
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    I'm confused. Is this a bold statement of a proud masculine guy showing the world he's not scared to show what he's got, or is it a guy getting well in touch with his feminine side and just wanting to experience what it's like to be a girly at the beach?

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  • Ens007Ens007 EnglandPosts: 863MI6 Agent
    That thought did my cross my mind too.

    Maybe he puts his todger between his legs & pretends, a-la Buffalo Bill in Silence Of The Lambs?! Just a thought ... :D
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    IT PUTS THE LOTION IN THE **** BASKET!!!!!

    :)) quality
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  • Ens007Ens007 EnglandPosts: 863MI6 Agent
    minigeff wrote:
    IT PUTS THE LOTION IN THE **** BASKET!!!!!

    :)) quality

    :)) -{

    Whilst wearing a cardigan of course :007)
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    Ens007 wrote:
    minigeff wrote:
    IT PUTS THE LOTION IN THE **** BASKET!!!!!

    :)) quality

    :)) -{

    Whilst wearing a cardigan of course :007)

    Did the cardigan use to have a name?
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  • Ens007Ens007 EnglandPosts: 863MI6 Agent
    I think it was called Precious, just like his dog ;)
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    Cute. Wonder if you could button it up, or would that look too gay or something?
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  • theguitaristtheguitarist Posts: 41MI6 Agent
    A man wearing a cardigan like this is like a man wearing a g string, it just doesn't work:

    http://www.freshpair.com/mens/underwear/g-string.html
  • minigeffminigeff EnglandPosts: 7,884MI6 Agent
    theguitarist wrote:
    A man wearing a cardigan like this is like a man wearing a g string, it just doesn't work:

    http://www.freshpair.com/mens/underwear/g-string.html

    You should let the president know so he can address the nation.
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  • Sir MilesSir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,766Chief of Staff
    theguitarist wrote:
    A man wearing a cardigan like this is like a man wearing a g string, it just doesn't work:

    http://www.freshpair.com/mens/underwear/g-string.html

    Hey...just because YOU haven't the tush to carry that look off :p
    YNWA 97
  • Ens007Ens007 EnglandPosts: 863MI6 Agent
    theguitarist wrote:
    A man wearing a cardigan like this is like a man wearing a g string, it just doesn't work:

    http://www.freshpair.com/mens/underwear/g-string.html

    Give it up sunshine ... It just hasn't worked out for you like you'd hoped has it?
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