an interesting look at the effect of accessories

**Rhyfelwyr** · 03-21-2011, 21:16

I am permanently dressed like a bum. I have one pair of shoes that are kind of like a cross between trainers and boots and I haven't cleaned them since I got them years ago. The only trousers (or pants for Americans) I have are of the tracksuit variety. For t-shirts all I have are some plain ASDA ones but I do have football tops I can wear if I want to look like less of a tramp. Plus in the winter I wear a jacket that looks like it belongs to an old man.

So I guess I look more like a cross between a chav and a bum.

I've got style.

**Motep** · 03-21-2011, 22:30

Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr

I am permanently dressed like a bum. I have one pair of shoes that are kind of like a cross between trainers and boots and I haven't cleaned them since I got them years ago. The only trousers (or pants for Americans) I have are of the tracksuit variety. For t-shirts all I have are some plain ASDA ones but I do have football tops I can wear if I want to look like less of a tramp. Plus in the winter I wear a jacket that looks like it belongs to an old man.

So I guess I look more like a cross between a chav and a bum.

I've got style.

You would not happen to be a korean male adopted by an upper middle class white family, would you?

**Rhyfelwyr** · 03-21-2011, 22:33

Originally Posted by Motep

You would not happen to be a korean male adopted by an upper middle class white family, would you?

No... um, why (lol)? I haven't heard of this stereotype before, if that's what it is.

**Centurion1** · 03-21-2011, 23:02

he probably knows one like that.

edz

tart wearing shirts with cufflinks, watch as well, matching.

START, implies i do not.

when your at a restaurant so nice it requires cufflinks....... that means your probably in a suit or at least a sports jacket.