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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" smile.gif

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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.

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TomD said:

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no dress code = less pikey scum.

 

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Wrong.

 

no dress codes = scruffy cant be arsed tramps.

 

 

Agreed!

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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. shrug.gif

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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. shrug.gif

 

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

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Capn_Jack said:

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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."

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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?

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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.

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