Unpopular opinions
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Possibly a VERY unpopular opinion:
Now having lived in England for 8 months, I have fully decided that Americans perfected the English language, and Brits are totally lost, lol! And, I'm not even talking about the slang, lol
Any given day when I go somewhere, I say "Huh?", "What?!", or "I'm sorry… I just can't make out what you are saying." at least once...
But, not a single British person has had an issue with understanding me.
British people very likely have more exposure to American accents (music, tv series, Hollywood). The converse is not true.
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I hate "joggers." First, I don't jog and neither should you. Second, get that mess off my ankles; I've got no trouble keeping my pants located without elastic.
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@tvenuto is there a good story behind why you hate joggers? In Seattle a lot of people hate cyclists but that's because a good chunk of the population think they are entitled to their share of the roadway while also not being bound by the rules of traffic.
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Sorry guys I meant the style of sweatpants, not the people who jog. And in response to the vid, do you think Tallahassee ever jogged for exercise?
Although truth be told, I despise marathons as well. They completely shut down Baltimore several times per year.
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I love joggers for their unrivalled comfort…..now cargo pants on the other hand
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Oh yes. I agree with those types of joggers being awful. Joggers should never be considered appropriate attire for work or just going out in public (outside of dog walking and heading to the gym of course). Working down by Amazon headquarters it blows my mind how many of their employees wear sweatpants to work….. And think they look good.
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Even worse than sweatpants-pajamas in public. wtf. Have mercy on us.
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Sorry guys I meant the style of sweatpants, not the people who jog. And in response to the vid, do you think Tallahassee ever jogged for exercise?
Although truth be told, I despise marathons as well. They completely shut down Baltimore several times per year.
Here in the boondocks it's a long way to anywhere & people drive like the maniacs they are on roads that are 300 year old paved cowpaths. Cyclists and joggers -wearing headphones-trust me with their lives.While I'm touched by their reliance on the kindness of strangers-sorry Blanche- it means the herd needs thinning.
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Not that I wear sweat pants, but I'm not sure I'd take fashion advice from a man who always wears weightlifting gloves.
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People who wear a "onesie" have given up on life.
Karl Lagerfeld is a twat.
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"…the Croc—it looks like a plastic hoof. How can you take that seriously? I know it’s comfortable; I understand that. But if you want to dress to feel as though you never got out of bed, don’t get out of bed."
-Tim Gunn -
"…the Croc—it looks like a plastic hoof. How can you take that seriously? I know it’s comfortable; I understand that. But if you want to dress to feel as though you never got out of bed, don’t get out of bed."
-Tim GunnGreat quote.
I think this is a pretty unpopular one as well….. I don't like Cafe Racer/Rider's jackets.
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Espadrille is the civilised mans Croc!!
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Possibly a VERY unpopular opinion:
Now having lived in England for 8 months, I have fully decided that Americans perfected the English language, and Brits are totally lost, lol! And, I'm not even talking about the slang, lol
Any given day when I go somewhere, I say "Huh?", "What?!", or "I'm sorry… I just can't make out what you are saying." at least once...
But, not a single British person has had an issue with understanding me.
I dunno, there are dialects in the US that are cringeworthy, like the Boston accent or New York accents.
