#2

thought this was gonna be about nuking sheffield

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#3

I got some t-shirts the other week that I’m irked about. When I bought them before in large they were a little too tight after a first wash, so I got XL this time and they’re comically big.

I like the designs, though, so I’m just going to start having chips with every meal to fix it.

#4

started wearing polo shirts to work

#5

are you becoming an architect?

#6

Can I see it pleasey pie

#7

pic plz

#8

they call me a butcher

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#9

I got a new t-shirt from Gap that has the phases of the moon’s cycle on it. I quite like it.

#10

some people call you maurice :kissing_smiling_eyes:

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#11

I’m not feeling great about my clothes at the moment. I suspect it’s due to me feeling like a bit of a fatty at the mo :confused:

I do have quite a nice dress I wore to two weddings recently tho, got told my boobs looked amazing in it :wink: …

Which immediately made me feel a bit self conscious of course :blush:

#12

Architects wear polo necks, not polo shirts, duh.

#13
#14

misread his post, duh

#15

Yes, when I find a picture

#16

Not by the vicar or groom hopefully!

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#17

No clothes make me feel good.

I need a new waterproof lightweight jacket though please.

In semi-related news, my parents are moving so clearing out my childhood home, they gave me a couple of Utd shirts from when I was 13 at the weekend, they still fit…

#18

I still have clothes from that age that fit - the style was pretty baggy.

#19

That’s what I’m telling myself. It also has opened up the fact that I can feasibly buy ‘Y’ size old shirts cheaply and get in them

#20

1980s fashions were pretty tight, on the other hand…

#21

Bought a cheapy t-shirt from Primark a couple of weeks ago - first day I wore it out four people (neighbour,shop assistant, bar person, sister) complimented me on it, which seemed like good value for £6. Was this one:

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