Send me a pic in nothing but underwear (briefs, not boxers) and I will attempt to have some smuggled in to your third world existence. You know the email address.
dude, I just spent the week in NYC with a porn chic and I couldnt believe all the pansy looking guys, even she commented on the metrosexual look and says it makes her wanna puke. I guess thats what happens when to many people are pushed to close together, you lose your individuality.
I can only say that I have made enough money to dress however I wish and that happens to be very casual. Often just t-shirts and sweats, sometimes trousers and a button up.
I have no desire to try to impress others with how much I can spend on clothing or jewelry. Plus it is much more entertaining and enlightening to see who treats you which way by just judging your attire.
dude, I just spent the week in NYC with a porn chic and I couldnt believe all the pansy looking guys, even she commented on the metrosexual look and says it makes her wanna puke. I guess thats what happens when to many people are pushed to close together, you lose your individuality.
I'm not into the whole metrosexual look at all but I do like to "look nice". But honestly, in my opinion you can "look nice" in a t-shirt and jeans all night long if you do it right.
My version of dressing up is a pair of dark black jeans and a long sleeve collared shirt with stripes. It looks nice and is somewhat casual at the same time.
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A lot of people these days simply don't know how to dress well. Or they're too lazy or careless to bother.
I've seen people wear jeans to a funeral and ratty t-shirts and sandals to job interviews.
They say clothes don't make the person - but I tend to think clothes are usually a reflection of that person. I'd hire a well-dressed person before giving consideration to someone who couldn't be bothered to at least make a modicum effort to look presentable.
No, we just aren't a bunch of fags that cry when someone talks about us. Make sense?
One of the main reasons I dont go to the shows, is because I dont fit in looks wise. Also in the way that I dress.
why is that? shit, most of the time that I have been to shows, it is such a varied group of people, it is really amazing....from punks to preps, everywhere
One of the main reasons I dont go to the shows, is because I dont fit in looks wise. Also in the way that I dress.
You don't fit in looks wise?
Trust me, you may see a lot of pictures of "pretty" people, but there are just as many not-pretty people. Find a picture of me and you'll see what I mean. :-)
You would be amazed. For the most part, everyone is very friendly and very out-going. No need to worry about "fitting in". You sell porn, you already DO fit in.
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i almost always dress casual snowboard/skate style. however, I do own two suits (an ultra formal armani and a more laid back hugo boss) for those times it is required.
Like it or not, we live in a world that is obsessed with the superficial. Few things are more superficial than our appearance, but there are only four reasons why people dress inappropriately in public: they have lousy taste; they have zero understanding of how the world works and simply don't realize they will be judged by their appearance; they understand but don't care and that equates to zero respect for others; or else they are intentionally making a statement about their individuality.
The irony which appears to escape the very few who genuinely belong to that last group is that they end up putting so much time and effort (often money too) into something which at the same time they dismiss as unimportant: "I don't care about people who judge me by my appearance".
And in any case, what the heck is bright yellow hair - for example - supposed to be saying exactly? To me it says no more than that for whatever reason of their own, that person chose yellow hair instead of the color nature gave him or her. It doesn't spell creativity because anyone with nothing better to do with their money can have their hair dyed. If it says anything at all, it is that the person rejects my standards (assuming I don't also have yellow hair).
Fine. That's their right. But if they can reject my standards, I'm equally entitled to reject theirs. Next applicant please...
Like it or not, we live in a world that is obsessed with the superficial. Few things are more superficial than our appearance, but there are only four reasons why people dress inappropriately in public: they have lousy taste; they have zero understanding of how the world works and simply don't realize they will be judged by their appearance; they understand but don't care and that equates to zero respect for others; or else they are intentionally making a statement about their individuality.
The irony which appears to escape the very few who genuinely belong to that last group is that they end up putting so much time and effort (often money too) into something which at the same time they dismiss as unimportant: "I don't care about people who judge me by my appearance".
And in any case, what the heck is bright yellow hair - for example - supposed to be saying exactly? To me it says no more than that for whatever reason of their own, that person chose yellow hair instead of the color nature gave him or her. It doesn't spell creativity because anyone with nothing better to do with their money can have their hair dyed. If it says anything at all, it is that the person rejects my standards (assuming I don't also have yellow hair).
Fine. That's their right. But if they can reject my standards, I'm equally entitled to reject theirs. Next applicant please...
I put absolutely no time into my appearance 80% of the time, but I still look DAMN GOOD! hahahah
as for the hair dying, I do that for fun for the most part. I am not trying to make any statements, i did that when I was 18...now I just live a nice life that allows me to play here and there with whatever I want
and just out of curiosity, what is "dressing inappropriately in public"? i don't know if you mean slutty girls that wear as little as possible, or if you mean people in general that don't have style for the occasion?
tlaking about the men only, most of the girls dress ok
what? just okay? hello i'd like to add i think i dress very well no matter if im at home @ a show my threads looks well put together thank you very much :P
I think in most of the pics everyone looks pimp! Besides, most of the people were having too much fun to care what they had on. And preferably, they didn't wear their clothes for too long at the Playboy Mansion...I know I wouldn't have!
That's a once in a lifetime chance. I would have stripped down and skinnydipped in the grotto. And gotten drunk off of my ass :-)
Like it or not, we live in a world that is obsessed with the superficial. Few things are more superficial than our appearance, but there are only four reasons why people dress inappropriately in public: they have lousy taste; they have zero understanding of how the world works and simply don't realize they will be judged by their appearance; they understand but don't care and that equates to zero respect for others; or else they are intentionally making a statement about their individuality.
The irony which appears to escape the very few who genuinely belong to that last group is that they end up putting so much time and effort (often money too) into something which at the same time they dismiss as unimportant: "I don't care about people who judge me by my appearance".
And in any case, what the heck is bright yellow hair - for example - supposed to be saying exactly? To me it says no more than that for whatever reason of their own, that person chose yellow hair instead of the color nature gave him or her. It doesn't spell creativity because anyone with nothing better to do with their money can have their hair dyed. If it says anything at all, it is that the person rejects my standards (assuming I don't also have yellow hair).
Fine. That's their right. But if they can reject my standards, I'm equally entitled to reject theirs. Next applicant please...
honestly ... I used to dress nice when i had ti impress people (I was a Stockbroker) and I got into this because i was tired of it ... I like to hop out of the shower and put on some jeans and a t-shirt ... in this biz the biggest slob can be worth 100 mil ... you never know ... so you treat the little guy the same way you would the big dog ....atleast I do
I thought most people dress for the occaision. Though I feel comfortable in sweats, I doubt I would wear them to a party or a teachers meeting or a sales presentation or interview.
As far as the hair coloring, piercing and tats, if you can afford it go for it but please don't work in a store. It grosses me out.
Like it or not, we live in a world that is obsessed with the superficial. Few things are more superficial than our appearance, but there are only four reasons why people dress inappropriately in public: they have lousy taste; they have zero understanding of how the world works and simply don't realize they will be judged by their appearance; they understand but don't care and that equates to zero respect for others; or else they are intentionally making a statement about their individuality.
The irony which appears to escape the very few who genuinely belong to that last group is that they end up putting so much time and effort (often money too) into something which at the same time they dismiss as unimportant: "I don't care about people who judge me by my appearance".
And in any case, what the heck is bright yellow hair - for example - supposed to be saying exactly? To me it says no more than that for whatever reason of their own, that person chose yellow hair instead of the color nature gave him or her. It doesn't spell creativity because anyone with nothing better to do with their money can have their hair dyed. If it says anything at all, it is that the person rejects my standards (assuming I don't also have yellow hair).
Fine. That's their right. But if they can reject my standards, I'm equally entitled to reject theirs. Next applicant please...
Get off your high horse you fucking idiot. If you don't respect someone because of the way they dress it is YOU that has a problem. It shouldn't make a shit what someone wears if they know what they are doing and if you judge them you are the superficial moron. No respect for others, how cute.
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