Now that we have made it to your waist we suggest that you forgo the belt altogether; you don't need this accessory unless you can find one that is just as dressy as your shoes are trash casual. There exists an embarrassing amount of polo shirts in varying designs and hues, available to cover the trunk of flesh that is your torso. Do not concern yourself with the cut or fit, there is no such thing, and men with large and small bellies look equally ridiculous wearing them. If fortune has smiled upon you and you find the majority of your body covered with some form or other of textile, we suggest--as an absolute must-- a clean shaved face with prominent sideburns that stop at the exact bottom of your ear. Little attention should be paid to hairstyle as the current state of your attire now completely detracts from your overall visage. So you've made it, you have accomplished the absolutely probable, the statistically inevitable; you have clothed yourself using the least amount of effort in such a way that will occasion the least amount of comment on your person. You may now feel free to slip unannounced and unnoticed into the milling crowds of similarly unremarkable people.ps Shame on you
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Yeah, you don't know me. I just found your blog through John's site. I totally agree with everything in this post and now want to forward it to so many of my near and dear that have succumbed to the "New Balance" hayride.
sure, you both can just make fun of the way I dress all day long. I will not change
It is as it should be. I might just start a group and call it Burning Trash Casual:The Quest to Save BYU.
Also:
I do know you. I met you once and John talks about you all the time
Hey, wait a second... I have sideburns to the bottom of my ears. And sometimes I have to wear khakis... You suck.
Of course I happen to have Gola shoes (from the UK) that have lasted me for near a decade. Sturdy effing shoes.
Ryan: you are unabashedly correct about these things.
Oh, the people you could offend by posting this 'round campus.
How would I go about doing such a thing?
I hate this entry. What is wrong with being unnoticed? Why must you draw attention to yourself through clothing? Pretenious little man. And another reason for your pretension: You make me leave this comment as a blogger and not as an anonymous comment. So much pretension.
Scratch that, a pretenious little man with nice shoes.
(Insert clapping sounds here) Well said...
Miss Michelle:
Nowhere in this entry, as you call it, did I ever say that wearing clothes other that those mentioned will get you noticed or give your life worth. Clothing is just clothing; it's the theory, intent or purpose behind the wearing of it that was being commented on.
Also:
Do I know you? Have you met me? Or did you just read an entry on a blog I posted on the internet? I'm not sure how that gives you carte blanche to go about insulting people. From your own "blog" you seem to care more about clothing than you'd like to admit.It was a lark Suze.
Nevertheless I stand by my opinions and apologize only if you took this as a personal attack. I'm sorry you inferred so much.
Ryan my khakis feel really good upon the curvature of my bottom bum. There are many who love my bum. One in particular happens to have female. Wait, she is my fiance (forgive the lack of knowledge to make the "e" accented).
Muah world!
I would like to say that you and the people who know you all rock. (I still wear flip-flops, though.)
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