haha, i love bars and clubs with dress codes.

helps you spot which are the [censored] places and which aren't.

 

no dress code = less pikey scum.

 

FACT

yeah no dress code can sometimes mean........ "this clubs goin to be full of baggy wearing hippies that dont know wat deodrant is with there tops off"

my local club in the smallest club u have ever seen in your life! and they have a dress code, if your a guy you HAVE to wear black shoes, and just generally look presentable

I refuse to go to places where I have to wear shoes and trousers. If I can't get in wearing a pair of Diesels and Nike Rift then I ain't goin to it.

TomD said:

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no dress code = less pikey scum.

 

FACT

 

Wrong.

 

no dress codes = scruffy cant be arsed tramps.

 

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TomD said:

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no dress code = less pikey scum.

 

FACT

 

 

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Wrong.

 

no dress codes = scruffy cant be arsed tramps.

 

 

Agreed!

CreamyC said:

TomD said:

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no dress code = less pikey scum.

 

FACT

 

Wrong.

 

no dress codes = scruffy cant be arsed tramps.

 

Agreed Creamy!

Agreed. I have no problem with dress codes. Personally I quite like putting on a smart comfy shirt to go out; I resent the implication that I may be perceived as some kind of poser or beer boy.

 

There are a lot of people who never grow out of the adolescent "I refuse to be told what to do" mentality.

 

Having said that, I do prefer to wear smart trainers for a long evening of dancing, so I think there's a happy medium.

liquideyes said:

Agreed. I have no problem with dress codes. Personally I quite like putting on a smart comfy shirt to go out; I resent the implication that I may be perceived as some kind of poser or beer boy.

 

There are a lot of people who never grow out of the adolescent "I refuse to be told what to do" mentality.

 

Having said that, I do prefer to wear smart trainers for a long evening of dancing, so I think there's a happy medium.

 

Agreed. I've tried that 'casual walk around the house' look and its shite and scruffy.

Jeans T'shirt and trainers all the way.

Capn_Jack said:

Jeans T'shirt and trainers all the way.

 

Tramp.

CreamyC said:

Capn_Jack said:

Jeans T'shirt and trainers all the way.

 

Tramp.

 

I prefer the term, man of leisure and comfort.

Capn_Jack said:

CreamyC said:

Capn_Jack said:

Jeans T'shirt and trainers all the way.

 

Tramp.

 

I prefer the term, man of leisure and comfort.

 

I prefer the term "cant be arsed."

Can someone explain the term "try-hard" please? (In the context of dress codes.)

 

Does it mean

 

1. Make a bit of an effort (smart but "normal" clothes), or

2. Outrageous fancy dress (e.g. cyber)?

 

Or something else?

CreamyC said:

Capn_Jack said:

CreamyC said:

Capn_Jack said:

Jeans T'shirt and trainers all the way.

 

Tramp.

 

I prefer the term, man of leisure and comfort.

 

I prefer the term "cant be arsed."

 

Erm well thats me then.