Creepy Sartorial Images

[SpooPoker]

Originally Posted by Ich_Dien

His Reverence Michael Alden? He seems like a nice bloke. I'm terrified of the one on the right.

Didn't say it was bad or creepy, just looked like a loooong rise.

 

[SpooPoker]

Originally Posted by AE7

You reckon he is being ''suggestive" to ladies with rise this big?

"Hey baby. Wanna see my longwings?"

 

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by Ich_Dien

WTF with the guy on the right?

 

[Kuro]

Originally Posted by lasbar

WTF with the guy on the right?

that's alden homie pierre-paul: http://talonrouge-pierrepaul.blogspot.com/

 

[vncrz]

Originally Posted by AE7

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What's next, this?

 

[Digmenow]

 

[Uncle Ernie]

The suitcaseb isn't bad... But that Hapsburg beard

 

[pvrhye]

You may take our lives! But you can never take! OUR FREEDOM!

 

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by Digmenow

He looks like he lives in a rough estate...

He will get killed wearing these clothes..

I love the medal for sartorial bravery..

 

[Ich_Dien]

Really irritates me people wearing real medals. Some young prat wearing ww2 medals in my local pub on bloody Remembrance Day(!) as a fashion accessory - I almost lost it.

 

[SpooPoker]

Originally Posted by Ich_Dien

Really irritates me people wearing real medals. Some young prat wearing ww2 medals in my local pub on bloody Remembrance Day(!) as a fashion accessory - I almost lost it.

Thats pretty disrespectful. Did anyone say anything to him?

 

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by Ich_Dien

Really irritates me people wearing real medals. Some young prat wearing ww2 medals in my local pub on bloody Remembrance Day(!) as a fashion accessory - I almost lost it.

I don't like it either...

It is not a fashion accessory...

Anyone with a bit of intelligence and sensitivity will never do such thing.

 

[AE7]

Wearing a real medal belonging to someone else as a fashion accessory is a sacrilege. But how do you know if this guy is wearing a real one and not imitation?

 

[Ianiceman]

Originally Posted by AE7

Wearing a real medal belonging to someone else as a fashion accessory is a sacrilege. But how do you know if this guy is wearing a real one and not imitation?

I've heard of a recent trend for wearing a deceased veteran family member's medals on the right chest and I quite like that idea. I would love to one day march in a Remembrance Day parade in memory of my Dad. Anyone who looks closely should see I am way too young to have earned WW2 campaign medals anyway.

As a fashion accessory? Noooooooo!

 

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by Ianiceman

I've heard of a recent trend for wearing a deceased veteran family member's medals on the right chest and I quite like that idea. I would love to one day march in a Remembrance Day parade in memory of my Dad. Anyone who looks closely should see I am way too young to have earned WW2 campaign medals anyway.

As a fashion accessory? Noooooooo!

Both my granddad and my father have the Legion d'Honneur for military service and I wouldn't dream wearing them ...