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Dan Prick tugs our coat and tells us: "I'm enormously middle class, and was once dragged along to a bingo club by a former girlfriend and her mum. It's incredible the fury you can whip up in a room of old biddies winning a fuckton of money and telling them 'This is a load of old shit, really'". Like Pulp's Common People, have you ever tried to act down, or act up?

(, Thu 20 Mar 2014, 15:29)
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A rather wealthy and up-market acquaintance
...once commented on my T-shirt. It had "Levis" across it. She offered the opinion that she could never wear "branded" clothing.

I had great fun pointing out the logos on her Armani, Chanel, Rolex etc etc etc.

She couldn't see that it was the same thing at all.
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:22, 18 replies)
There is a difference.
A t-shirt with a huge swatch across it with the designer's name is vulgar.

A discreet tag on the inside with the information about the designer is stylish.

If you need to tell me you're wearing expensive gear (which is what the whole brand-swatch is about), then you're lacking in class.
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:24, closed)
Yeah but any old pleb can get Armani and Chanel stuff nowadays.

(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:25, closed)
Absolutely.
And they do. And they declare it.

Such is massively lacking in class.

A well-tailored suit, however, will never go out of style.
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:36, closed)
Yes... there is a difference
But not the difference that she thought it was; they're both branded, but if she is against one brand because of the size of their logo and in favour of another brand because the logo is discreet, then she ought to be able to explain that difference.

If one cannot explain the difference, then one is simply an idiot who has recycled someone else's opinion, but without having the good sense to have understood it enough to be able to justify it.

This bitch is the worst kind of snob: an idiot who looks down on her betters.
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:43, closed)
One of my aims in life is to own a tailored suit before I'm 30.

(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:57, closed)
they aren't as expensive as you think.
400 quid will get you a full tailored three piece.
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:59, closed)
Yeah, but made of what?

(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 13:03, closed)
Why?
You trying to in impress a jury, or something?
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 13:25, closed)
^Reply of the day

(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 14:43, closed)
I was about to suggest she meant "high street" brands then I realised that they all are too.
She's just a dopper.
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:25, closed)
You pair of walking billboards.

(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:32, closed)
I cut all the George labels out of my £3 t-shirts so the Primark crowd don't look down on me.

(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 12:58, closed)
I accidentally went into Primark once.
Ghastly.
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 13:25, closed)
I like the way that, due to the amount of theft, Peacocks employs security guards.
Surely the wage of one of those over the course of a day would exceed the takings?
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 13:32, closed)
I dont understand how any of their stock remains in saleable condition.
On my brief, never-to-be-repeated visit, I discovered that approximately 70% of all clothing items had been dumped on the floor and trampled by herds of ill-mannered beast-people.

The few unenthused employees that could be occasionally seen roaming in the distance, seemed more interested in grazing, than in tidying the place up. I only wanted a disposable umbrella, and when I asked some staff member where they might be, he simply glared at me as though I was a Range Rover on course to squish his leporine face into the tarmac.

I think he was taken aback by my polite and friendly manner, and use of consonants.
(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 14:03, closed)
Primani, innit?

(, Fri 21 Mar 2014, 13:26, closed)

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