Most hated fashion trend
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scene is the most annyoing thing apart from what ever Justan Bibier's (i will amitt now that I'am not the best speller)style is. Scene kids just think they are so "hardcore" it's just fustrating there is no other word i can think of when it comes to scene apart form it reminds of depressed dragonball Z because of there big heir.
I really hate the too-low pants thing, especially since it affects the way pants are made these days. My jeans from 2009 - a perfect fit. My jeans from 2010 - have to wear a belt to keep them at a reasonable height. And so many pants have really low splits between the legs, which really enrages me. I like to be able to move my legs, damnit!
Also crocs, those are hideous. And we could use more real fedoras and fewer poser fake ones.
Also I've never liked name-branded t-shirts. I don't want some stupid word that means nothing emblazoned across my chest, branding me.
Although really I'm not a guy to take fashion advice from. My usual ensemble is very practical - sport shoes with decent arch and ankle support, track pants that fit nicely, and polo shirts because the back of my neck feels exposed when I don't have a collar.
Also crocs, those are hideous. And we could use more real fedoras and fewer poser fake ones.
Also I've never liked name-branded t-shirts. I don't want some stupid word that means nothing emblazoned across my chest, branding me.
Although really I'm not a guy to take fashion advice from. My usual ensemble is very practical - sport shoes with decent arch and ankle support, track pants that fit nicely, and polo shirts because the back of my neck feels exposed when I don't have a collar.
I hate impractical clothes. I'm all about functionality before aesthetics. If it doesn't do what it's supposed to do or makes it difficult to do something, what ever it looks like doesn't matter. I don't mind ripped pants as long as they are artistically done and of course don't hinder the wearer. And they have to make them themselves. Anyone who shells out a lot of money for pre-ripped pants deserves that money taken from them. I have ripped pants. They cost me no more than $20. Six years ago.Radoh said:
Wearing pants below the waist line and wearing base ball caps sideways or backwards. Wear clothing properly you garfrazzling guzzernuts!! Didn't your mother teach you to dress yourself properly? /rageoffakeswearwordsmadeuptoavoidmoderatorswrath
I hated crocs also, then I was given a pair for xmas by my aunt. Naturally I put them on as a show of good faith and thankfulness and I instant thought to myself "Holy shit, these things are comfy as fuck!".AccursedTheory said:That makes me laugh.Bezz_Ad said:
Personally? I hate Crocs.
I now wear them all around the house, tho I wouldn't dare wear them in public. It's like wearing bunny slippers in public.
OT: Fucking sideways trucker hats and popped collars.
women wearing skinny jeans with fuzzy boots. It irritates the hell out of me. Also, small people wearing massive clothing.
Crocs, yep, those things just annoy the hell out of me when I see them.
I also hate ripped pants, tight pants, and flip-flops (bwuh?)
I also hate ripped pants, tight pants, and flip-flops (bwuh?)
I never knew that idiotic practice started in prisons. You wouldn't happen to know MORE about its origins, would you?Icaruss said:
It's been bugging me for years.
I've tried asking people who actually do this, but for some reason, I can't seem to find one who's intelligent enough to offer any real explaination. They just wear their pants around knee-level because "it's what everybody does!"
I wear skinny jeans, not skin tight, but they just fit me perfectly. But I hate when guys where skin tight jeans or girl pants. I also hate when girls get a fake tan and they end up looking like carrots.
busterkeatonrules said:
According to my elder cousin(who's spent about a third of his life behind bars) Way back when before the jump suits they get now, Dudes weren't allowed to wear belts in prison because they can be used as weapons, so in the 80s and 90s imates would supposedly walk around with their pants below their the asses because they had no other choice.said dudes get out and after years of going it beltless they find it comfortable and begin walking around like that on the outside.Dipshits (i.e most of the teenage male population) Wanting to be like their "Hero's" these tough, badass, bastards who've went to jail begin to copy them and wear their pants in a simlar manner.Other cockhead copy them and eventually it becomes the fething norm.Long story short dumbasses aping convicts, the fucking hero of popular black culture....ughh...i feel dirty just writing this.
Lowriding (saggy pants, etc)
Seriously, how is this either attractive or comfortable? You just look like you've crapped yourself and haven't gotten around to doing anything about it...
Also, I swear the continually diverging walk lowriders have to adopt to keep their legs far enough apart to hold their pants up is actually going to turn into a full-blown medical condition in their later years. 'Idiot's hip' or something.
What I *really* can't believe about this fashion is how damn long it's hung around. It is one fashion choice, like fluorescent leotards, that needs to be looked back upon with a cringe, occasionally revived by designers only to suffer a brief period of more cringing before it disappears again.
Seriously, how is this either attractive or comfortable? You just look like you've crapped yourself and haven't gotten around to doing anything about it...
Also, I swear the continually diverging walk lowriders have to adopt to keep their legs far enough apart to hold their pants up is actually going to turn into a full-blown medical condition in their later years. 'Idiot's hip' or something.
What I *really* can't believe about this fashion is how damn long it's hung around. It is one fashion choice, like fluorescent leotards, that needs to be looked back upon with a cringe, occasionally revived by designers only to suffer a brief period of more cringing before it disappears again.