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Is this the worst Mancunian accent ever ??
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mancityvstoke
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I'm working class scum and dress like a scruffy twat.......can't afford Stone Island
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I actually disagree with that. It’s a working class trait to dress up and I know wealthy people who dress down.
Never gave it any thought. City watch, shorts or shirt as and when possible, is the only dress codeI have ever followed. I always look at my shorts with a torn pocket and think about stiching them up. Three years of that. As for trousers, I have similar wears and tears but I've yet to think on that. What exactly is a tie?
peoffrey
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Never gave it any thought. City watch, shorts or shirt as and when possible, is the only dress codeI have ever followed. I always look at my shorts with a torn pocket and think about stiching them up. Three years of that. As for trousers, I have similar wears and tears but I've yet to think on that. What exactly is a tie?
That’s not quite what I mean. When I was a kid, everyone was in designer trainers and tops yet nobody had any money. It seemed more important to own Fred Perry (Fled Pelleh) than a big house.
andyhinch
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I just wear whatever the charity shop has in my size, saves having to think about it.I'm working class scum and dress like a scruffy twat.......can't afford Stone Island
BlueMoonRisin’
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Last time I saw you those high heels looked a size or two too small. And get a bigger bra mate, your hairy moobs poking out put me off my pint; )I just wear whatever the charity shop has in my size, saves having to think about it.
andyhinch
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That’s not what you said at the end of the night in the grey horse.Last time I saw you those high heels looked a size or two too small. And get a bigger bra mate, your hairy moobs poking out put me off my pint; )
BlueMoonRisin’
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You could say anything mate and I couldn't disagree, especially when @Bigg Bigg Blue has put a Mickey Finn in my pint.That’s not what you said at the end of the night in the grey horse.
andyhinch
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He paid for a Mickey, first time for everything I suppose,You could say anything mate and I couldn't disagree, especially when @Bigg Bigg Blue has put a Mickey Finn in my pint.
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That’s not quite what I mean. When I was a kid, everyone was in designer trainers and tops yet nobody had any money. It seemed more important to own Fred Perry (Fled Pelleh) than a big house.
I had some Jaguar trainers from Wyndsor's or a shop that sounds summat like that, and was bullied fo not having Nike or Adidas. So, I had a top sports car range on my feet, in jet black, that cost a tenner, and lasted 2 years... but couldn't have Air Max. Yeah, people have strange priorities. Gimme wear and tear over a name.