What Are You Doing Right Now? (171 Viewers)
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I'm talking about any T-shirt. Some are more glorified than others and use child labor with more fingers than in other countries. But a T-shirt is still a T-shirt. It is the McDonald's hamburger of fashion. Sure, you can spend $100 with some designer logo on a double Big Mac, but it's still a fast food hamburger. It's like tricking out a Honda Civic when you could have bought a BMW.
The name "T-shirt" even signifies its overly simplistic fabrication: basically, two tubes of fabric with four holes.
The name "T-shirt" even signifies its overly simplistic fabrication: basically, two tubes of fabric with four holes.
I think T-shirts are fine when I'm working under my car, playing a game of footie in the park, etc. But if I'm going out somewhere, yeah -- I don't want to look like I just got released from prison. Part of that is self-respect, and part of that is showing respect to the people around you who have to look at you.
For example, I don't get the mouth-breathers who walk into nice restaurants with a hot woman wearing ripped jeans and a T-shirt. There's a time in life where it's ok to socially dress like a 8-year-old school boy. But there's a time in life where you kind of act like an adult, or at least attempt to show the dignity of one.
If I'm going to go out somewhere nice, I would prefer to look the part. And if that means spending $100-200 on a decent get up, I sure as hell would rather by a well-designed shirt than a faux upgrade to something shot out of a cannon into the crowd as giveaways at sporting events.
For example, I don't get the mouth-breathers who walk into nice restaurants with a hot woman wearing ripped jeans and a T-shirt. There's a time in life where it's ok to socially dress like a 8-year-old school boy. But there's a time in life where you kind of act like an adult, or at least attempt to show the dignity of one.
If I'm going to go out somewhere nice, I would prefer to look the part. And if that means spending $100-200 on a decent get up, I sure as hell would rather by a well-designed shirt than a faux upgrade to something shot out of a cannon into the crowd as giveaways at sporting events.
fuck that, i ll always be an 8 yo 
IMO, I think this is one of the more revolting parts of modern culture. We've confused childish for child-like. So we have 30-year-old men with kids wearing their baseball caps backwards in cargo shorts and T-shirts when going out on the town... on their Razor scooter.
IMO, I think this is one of the more revolting parts of modern culture. We've confused childish for child-like. So we have 30-year-old men with kids wearing their baseball caps backwards in cargo shorts and T-shirts when going out on the town... on their Razor scooter.
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non-sense. impracticality and complexity of clothing was a bourgeois invention to set themselves apart from the working class. But in the US, tshirt is just a staple i say, i always find it odd in my travels when i see people dressed up to go for a coffee.
I'm sure there are some, but then maybe they wouldn't be true bourgeois despite what they think...
The t-shirt is a staple in pretty much most parts of the world and also I find it odd and unnecessary to get dressed up for something that doesn't inherently require it. It's like... what's the point? So some people I never met before and probably will never speak to can make a different judgement of me.
The t-shirt is a staple in pretty much most parts of the world and also I find it odd and unnecessary to get dressed up for something that doesn't inherently require it. It's like... what's the point? So some people I never met before and probably will never speak to can make a different judgement of me.
