My friends son who is neither goth or tranny sometimes wears it..he is 27. Occasionally he will come along with his dad and have a drink with us at our regular 'boys night out'.....Occasionally he will show up with eyeliner on. The women do seem to like it though...whenever any are there and talking to us and I say something like 'Look at this tool with eyeliner on' they respond 'Oh I like it it's sexy!' etc.
My friends son who is neither goth or tranny sometimes wears it..he is 27. Occasionally he will come along with his dad and have a drink with us at our regular 'boys night out'.....Occasionally he will show up with eyeliner on. The women do seem to like it though...whenever any are there and talking to us and I say something like 'Look at this tool with eyeliner on' they respond 'Oh I like it it's sexy!' etc.
america seems worse for that sort of thing, they are always calling each other bro and hugging each other.
i saw a thing the other night, the spike guy awards or something. it was just a load of men (including sailors) in a room going wooop wooop as they brought on male action stars. i mean it was like the mobo's but just for white beefcake men. totally gay.
Haha... I saw that, and it was a bit gay, but I must admit it was good to see De Niro and Liotta together again. Bless. :grin:
Hehe..yeah, I actually point blank refuse to wear kilts these days..I just stuck that up for a laugh.:lol:...Annoy quite a few folks with it too, as they want me to wear them at their weddings or on stag nights etc.
Aw. And I was all set to trade in a canvas bum-bag for a leather cock-pouch like yours...
Nowt wrong with nail varnish if its used right. If I split a nail down my finger, normally due to hammer rash, I always use either the misses clear nail varnish or some airfix varnish to hold the two bits together until its grown long enough to cut it off without being in agony for weeks because of the nail snagging on things. Same sort of idea as using superglue when I slice a lump of myself with a chisel or something. By the time I have got to A&E and waited for it to be stitched its healed on its own.
Nowt wrong with nail varnish if its used right. If I split a nail down my finger, normally due to hammer rash, I always use either the misses clear nail varnish or some airfix varnish to hold the two bits together until its grown long enough to cut it off without being in agony for weeks because of the nail snagging on things. Same sort of idea as using superglue when I slice a lump of myself with a chisel or something. By the time I have got to A&E and waited for it to be stitched its healed on its own.
You don't mix silver and gold glitter into the superglue do you?
Apart from work, nearly all my shirts (well, they are mostly T-shirts) are black.
I don't really care about the hand bag thing (incidentally, in nearly 7 years of living in the USA, I never once heard them called a 'pocket book', although it could be a regional thing - don't forget the USA is the size of continental Europe and California is as different to Texas as is Germany from Italy, except the common language thing).
While I don't really care about the hand bag thing, what's with these bloody HENLEY (which just say HENL diagonally across them) T-shirts, and jeans with HENL all over the butt? They've appeared recently like a bloody rash. On the principle that they are popular, I refuse to buy them (and in any case I don't want to advertise someone's product)
Apart from work, nearly all my shirts (well, they are mostly T-shirts) are black.
I don't really care about the hand bag thing (incidentally, in nearly 7 years of living in the USA, I never once heard them called a 'pocket book', although it could be a regional thing - don't forget the USA is the size of continental Europe and California is as different to Texas as is Germany from Italy, except the common language thing).
While I don't really care about the hand bag thing, what's with these bloody HENLEY (which just say HENL diagonally across them) T-shirts, and jeans with HENL all over the butt? They've appeared recently like a bloody rash. On the principle that they are popular, I refuse to buy them (and in any case I don't want to advertise someone's product)
I've noticed this too, men with handbags (or manbags), mankinis and now men can get waxes and facials!
Go to any chemist and you'll see L'Oreal have 'man range' now with scrubs and anti wrinkle creams (i must admit i've used a facial scrub once! It cleaned out my skin!)
Next men will be buying high heels and dresses!
Already happened....Was on the radio this weekend some state/city passed a law that for a pub/club to have 'free drink ladies night' was discriminatory....so a few of the bars changed it to 'High Heels night'....
...apparently a few men turned up in heels to get their free drink.
Already happened....Was on the radio this weekend some state/city passed a law that for a pub/club to have 'free drink ladies night' was discriminatory....so a few of the bars changed it to 'High Heels night'....
...apparently a few men turned up in heels to get their free drink.
thats acceptable, as long as its fancy dress. and people had a laugh.
If I split a nail down my finger, normally due to hammer rash, I always use either the misses clear nail varnish or some airfix varnish to hold the two bits together...
See, using Airfix varnish to hold your nail together is very manly. Using clear nail varnish just isn't, even though the two compounds are probably very similar to each other.
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It's becoming a metrosexual world.
Or for someone with no curry on theirs :p
....you do realise I'd been eating the chips prior to them getting onto the plate, I'm sure I explained that?
they probably work for revlon.
If you'd eaten any more then you'd have photographed an empty plate and could have said anything about it! :D
maybe its US blokes not wanting to admit they carry a handbag. "that's no handbag dude, that's..uh..thats a 'pocket book' y'dig?"
Hmmm.
i did after i posted that, seems you are right. :razz:
i should google more before posting.
Haha... I saw that, and it was a bit gay, but I must admit it was good to see De Niro and Liotta together again. Bless. :grin:
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Well, feel free to go ahead with that anyway.....
super glue is okay though
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You don't mix silver and gold glitter into the superglue do you?
I don't really care about the hand bag thing (incidentally, in nearly 7 years of living in the USA, I never once heard them called a 'pocket book', although it could be a regional thing - don't forget the USA is the size of continental Europe and California is as different to Texas as is Germany from Italy, except the common language thing).
While I don't really care about the hand bag thing, what's with these bloody HENLEY (which just say HENL diagonally across them) T-shirts, and jeans with HENL all over the butt? They've appeared recently like a bloody rash. On the principle that they are popular, I refuse to buy them (and in any case I don't want to advertise someone's product)
HENLEY = Chav wear
Go to any chemist and you'll see L'Oreal have 'man range' now with scrubs and anti wrinkle creams (i must admit i've used a facial scrub once! It cleaned out my skin!)
Next men will be buying high heels and dresses!
Only if the logo on said plastic bag is something manly...DeWalt, Bosch, BMW or other car brand or something ale related.
If it has something like GAP, Next or an Apple logo on you go straight back to the realm of the sausage-jockeys.
true, and and plastic bag you pay for is also considered a bit suspicious. one with string handles wont do either
:p
if you have a suit, well it messes with it filling the pockets with crap over time.
I do have a record bag that I use if I have lots to carry.
last time I picked up a load of speccy games, I used one of them laundary bags.hehe . weighed a ton though
Already happened....Was on the radio this weekend some state/city passed a law that for a pub/club to have 'free drink ladies night' was discriminatory....so a few of the bars changed it to 'High Heels night'....
...apparently a few men turned up in heels to get their free drink.
thats acceptable, as long as its fancy dress. and people had a laugh.
I'll pay the $2.80 for the beer.....my high heels are for home wear only.
See, using Airfix varnish to hold your nail together is very manly. Using clear nail varnish just isn't, even though the two compounds are probably very similar to each other.