[Mr XcX]

Originally Posted by CharlieOsborne

everyone should be able to do as they choose as long as it isnt morally wrong. if people dont like it, they dont have to watch.

I understand this point of view. However, if I was walking down the street with my designer clothes on a hot day and I saw some lads with their shirts off. I would feel uncomfortable.

[Zippy]

Originally Posted by Mr XcX

However, if I was walking down the street with my designer clothes on a hot day and I saw some lads with their shirts off. I would feel uncomfortable.

George at Asda more like

[Mr XcX]

Originally Posted by Zippy

George at Asda more like

I got my designer threads from Harrods FYI!!!

[CharlieO]

Originally Posted by Zippy

George at Asda more like

[CharlieO]

Originally Posted by Mr XcX

I understand this point of view. However, if I was walking down the street with my designer clothes on a hot day and I saw some lads with their shirts off. I would feel uncomfortable.

im sure a homeless person would feel uncomfortable with you walking down the street parading your 'designer clothes' but it wouldn't stop you would it?

its because you think your above them you should have your way

[Mr XcX]

Originally Posted by CharlieOsborne

im sure a homeless person would feel uncomfortable with you walking down the street parading your 'designer clothes' but it wouldn't stop you would it?

its because you think your above them you should have your way

I do feel above the shirtless posers.

I think they need to get themselves some class.

BTW, I give to the homeless and help during Church community work.

[CharlieO]

Originally Posted by Mr XcX

I do feel above the shirtless posers.

I think they need to get themselves some class.

BTW, I give to the homeless and help during Church community work.

doesn't make them less uncomfortable when you are in your 'designer clothes', no one is forcing you to go out on the streets and look at them. dont like it, stay inside. a homeless person doesn't have the option.

[Mr XcX]

Originally Posted by CharlieOsborne

doesn't make them less uncomfortable when you are in your 'designer clothes', no one is forcing you to go out on the streets and look at them. dont like it, stay inside. a homeless person doesn't have the option.

In my area whenever I go to the shops or to church etc I just cannot avoid them. Hundreds of them walking around like and advert for Armani. Disgusting.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Mr XcX

In my area whenever I go to the shops or to church etc I just cannot avoid them. Hundreds of them walking around like and advert for Armani. Disgusting.

Oohhhhh.......I'm starting to like the sound of where you live if they all look like those in Armani adverts!!! *licks lips and packs case*