One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 2
Discussion
Prof Beard said:
I'd go for "anyone wearing a baseball cap who isn't being paid or sponsored to wear it". There is a world of choice of hats, why pick something so crass and tasteless otherwise.
I'd go for anyone who compromises their vision and driving for the sake of fashion. Also anyone who wears a flat cap or trilby. F*gn hipsters.stephen300o said:
People getting over excited about personalised plates.
true. They're just not even a thing to me. I can kind of get the desire to use an ageless plate, but a 'personalised' one - they're not for me. I judge people for having them, for the most part, as it is nearly always tacky and show-offy... but I don't actually care enough to write any more than these 2 lines. Pothole said:
stephen300o said:
People with no time for fun or fashion. You're not going to be here long, enjoy your stay.
Fun is fine, I have lots of it. 'Fashion' is generally just running with a pack, so f
k that! Style is something to aspire to, a Superdry Morgan marks you out as a d
head.Pothole said:
stephen300o said:
People with no time for fun or fashion. You're not going to be here long, enjoy your stay.
Fun is fine, I have lots of it. 'Fashion' is generally just running with a pack, so f
k that! Style is something to aspire to, a Superdry Morgan marks you out as a d
head.Blown2CV said:
Pothole said:
stephen300o said:
People with no time for fun or fashion. You're not going to be here long, enjoy your stay.
Fun is fine, I have lots of it. 'Fashion' is generally just running with a pack, so f
k that! Style is something to aspire to, a Superdry Morgan marks you out as a d
head.stephen300o said:
Pothole said:
stephen300o said:
People with no time for fun or fashion. You're not going to be here long, enjoy your stay.
Fun is fine, I have lots of it. 'Fashion' is generally just running with a pack, so f
k that! Style is something to aspire to, a Superdry Morgan marks you out as a d
head.Morgan fine; lots of fun, totally impractical, I'd love to own one one day.
The same thing with a fashion brand name all over it, especially one which is a triumph of marketing over common sense, mostly (it would appear) worn by sheeple who think they're buying into some Japanese funky style, but have actually fallen victim to a cynical ploy originating from an industrial estate near Cheltenham, and paying 30 grand for the privilege? Meh.
stephen300o said:
Blown2CV said:
Pothole said:
stephen300o said:
People with no time for fun or fashion. You're not going to be here long, enjoy your stay.
Fun is fine, I have lots of it. 'Fashion' is generally just running with a pack, so f
k that! Style is something to aspire to, a Superdry Morgan marks you out as a d
head.stephen300o said:
Blown2CV said:
Pothole said:
stephen300o said:
People with no time for fun or fashion. You're not going to be here long, enjoy your stay.
Fun is fine, I have lots of it. 'Fashion' is generally just running with a pack, so f
k that! Style is something to aspire to, a Superdry Morgan marks you out as a d
head.Blown2CV said:
true. They're just not even a thing to me. I can kind of get the desire to use an ageless plate, but a 'personalised' one - they're not for me. I judge people for having them, for the most part, as it is nearly always tacky and show-offy... but I don't actually care enough to write any more than these 2 lines.
Hmmm so i bought this car with this plate, can't be arsed to take it off & spend money. Judge me a a tight wad ,with no fashion sense ...well OK you'd be spot on, but as someone who gives a toss you'd be wrong!Somebody pointed out to me I may be able to make some money from it so its in the ads section... the free bit

People with 'fashion' tattoos.
Cheryl Cole/Rihanna style hand tats.
Middle aged women with flowers on their feet.
Chinese symbols behind ears.
'Shirelle' or whatever on neck (blokes usually but not exclusive)
Those awful 'girly' ones that looked OK on the nose of a B-25 bomber, but not on the arm of a 20 year old from Clapham.
Cheryl Cole/Rihanna style hand tats.
Middle aged women with flowers on their feet.
Chinese symbols behind ears.
'Shirelle' or whatever on neck (blokes usually but not exclusive)
Those awful 'girly' ones that looked OK on the nose of a B-25 bomber, but not on the arm of a 20 year old from Clapham.
Blown2CV said:
stephen300o said:
Blown2CV said:
Pothole said:
stephen300o said:
People with no time for fun or fashion. You're not going to be here long, enjoy your stay.
Fun is fine, I have lots of it. 'Fashion' is generally just running with a pack, so f
k that! Style is something to aspire to, a Superdry Morgan marks you out as a d
head.scarble said:
Does he also wear skinny jeans? K-Swiss? Neon laces? Does he wear horizontally slatted glasses?
Is he zomgrandom? Does he listen to dubstep?
I recognize some of these words. I speak only English (and a smattering of French) though, so I don't understand what this post means.Is he zomgrandom? Does he listen to dubstep?
Issi said:
People with 'fashion' tattoos.
Absolutely. The only tattoo acceptable in my eyes is a anchor on the bicep. I think Popeye had one. Shows the individual has a sense of humour rather than some messy blur of ink on their skin hoping it suggests how deep and meaningful they are. This example below looks horrific. The art work is impressive but who wants that on their leg? Would have been perfectly fine to keep it on paper.

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