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I just screenshotted this off Pinterest because I see stuff like this every damn day and it just royally pisses me off:
http://i33.:bou::bou::bou::bou::bou:...ou:/efqoat.jpg
Who the hell doesn't like LEGO? Every day I see people posting stuff "for boys" or "for girls" and I can't even omg.
The one time at work I might come off as a little snippy is when a person asks me if something is for a boy or a girl. I smile and say "It's for whoever wants it."
Share my rage with me dammit!
Oh you silly girls and your equality nonsense! :p
Even LEGO does this when advertising its own stuff. Real bummer.
Nurse Uniforms are more easily sexualized then doctors.
So what I propose is we make Doctors wear nurses uniforms as well so that I may sexualize both female nurses and doctors!
But how will we keep our children from becoming homosexuals without enforced gender roles?
This does annoy me too... though in a massive case of missing the point I find myself more concerned with what sorcery they used to get the cube blocks through a circular hole...
I don't understand why you would put Lego pieces or Barbie's shoes in soap. That doesn't make any sense.
You see, humans of the average quality enjoy making those of the most boring sorts into more interesting aspects by adding pieces of sentimental value into it via addition or through any other means.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quinter Wonderland
What was boring soap is now a delicious desert for the whole family to enjoy!
You should just put the whole Barbie in there and pretend it's in cryogenic stasis. Every time you wash your hands you come one step closer to bringing her back to life.
Why did you put my legos in he soap, Mom? I hate you!
All sexism aside, this is pretty damn cool.
Sounds like a perfectly good waste of Legos to me.
"Just five more blocks and Castle Unbreakable will be complete.... goddamnit mom, why do you keep stealing my Legos for your sanitary needs?!?"
I still ctry at night, wishing my mother put Legos in my soap so I wouldn't have become the man-loving abomination I am today. :(
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Originally Posted by Laddy
:heart: I'll be praying you get some Lego Hand Soap so you can be CURED :heart:
Don't worry, buddy. Dial hand soap now kills 99% of all harmful bacteria, and the gay. Lather up and join the rest of proper society!Quote:
Originally Posted by Laddy
Me and my big snuggly Pinkie Pie plush completely agree :jess:
Are old fashioned ideas on gender roles really that surprising considering the Pinterest's user demographics? :monster:
I'm going to put complaints in your soap since you love them so much.
Don't worry, Laddy. It's okay. You're not alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Laddy
We all wish that.
*Comforts*
Jesus and handsoap wash away your sins.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShoebertoQuote:
Originally Posted by Laddy
:heart: I'll be praying you get some Lego Hand Soap so you can be CURED :heart:
I still have all my legos. Bags of them and I won't be putting them in soap anytime soon. That's some OCD trout.
I have this same enraging thought-process about baby clothes. Do you know how hard it is to find gender neutral baby clothes? I am convinced they do not exist unless they are made by hand.
I agree with Shlup and foa. These entrenched gender roles about what little boys and little girls ought to like or do is infuriating. And they're constantly reinforced by blissfully unaware, otherwise perfectly nice and well-meaning people. Why is this issue so difficult to recognize?
That being said, when I was a kid, if you touched my LEGOs to waste in goddamn soap, you would've lost the finger.
THE PLURAL OF LEGO IS NOT LEGOS.
May your soap be filled with dictionary pages! Bah!
Legos
I loved Legos much more than Barbies when I was younger. Hell, I still love to build things with Legos...
Man, I'm pretty sure everyone says LEGOs. Do you say LEGO blocks or what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Calliope
You rebellious eagle, you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rebellious Eagle
This!Quote:
Originally Posted by Calliope
The plural of LEGO® is LEGO®.
You don't say "I see a field of sheeps over there" do you? No. So don't say "I see a field of legos". Hmph.
Just LEGO. That's it. "I'm going to play with my lego", is what I'd say. I wonder if there is some kind of cultural difference going on here... :3Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodMan, I'm pretty sure everyone says LEGOs. Do you say LEGO blocks or what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Calliope
Yup it's just LEGO. I think it as a cultural difference as I've rarely heard it called LEGOs by anything other than residents of the North America continent and my Danish colleagues cringe everytime they see the word LEGOs being used. It's always just been LEGO to me. (in block caps too, very important)
LEGOs just looks wrong on indescribable levels to me!
Females in their twenties? Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by kotora
Jokes on you, I don't use soap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yar
I do know how hard it is and it makes me want to slap everyone. There's so much stuff in the boys section that I would totally put on a girl! And anytime you click "unisex" when online shopping, there's like three options, and they're usually Christmas. Clicking "unisex" on Amazon will eliminate so many options that would be perfectly acceptable for girls, and everything "girl" is pink.Quote:
Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon
When BJ's friend posts a baby picture, we count how many pink things are in the picture with her. None of her baby stuff seems to be without some amount of pink. AHHH!
Hah, that sounds like a fun game. My niece and nephew are being brought up with very strict traditional cisgender-role reinforcement, and it makes me want to scream, particularly when their father says things to them like "No, what have we talked about? Short hair is for boys, long hair is for girls."
PS - It's pieces of lego. Sometimes at work I hear parents say "pokemons" and I want to strangle them.
what, I'm super jealousQuote:
Originally Posted by Cloudane
I mean I have Twilight Sparkle but that's not enough
I'll be in the corner with my Princess Cadence.
You have a giant Princess Cadence plushie?? I'm so jealous :(
No, just a big figurine.
I fear we're also rather off-topic here too! :p
It's so true. It's almost impossible to find something that isn't pink for a little girl.Quote:
I do know how hard it is and it makes me want to slap everyone. There's so much stuff in the boys section that I would totally put on a girl! And anytime you click "unisex" when online shopping, there's like three options, and they're usually Christmas. Clicking "unisex" on Amazon will eliminate so many options that would be perfectly acceptable for girls, and everything "girl" is pink.
Go to Target we have all sorts of baby stuff that is yellow and/or green
I let my spawn choose their own clothes. Obviously, they can't speak yet, so I just dress them in whatever they run up to and look happy with. Currently their rocking the "bucket as a hat and a skirt made of mud" look. It's very chic.
LEGOS
:argh:
Buy My Little Pony Plush at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for Teddy bears and interactive soft toys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pikewhat, I'm super jealousQuote:
Originally Posted by Cloudane
I mean I have Twilight Sparkle but that's not enough
All 20 inches of her :D
Quin's a daddy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Quinter Wonderland
EDIT: I also just realized why parents say to do this to make your kid wash its hands more. It's less of, "Oh wow, Mommy! This soap is sooooo cool!" It's more like, "I have to wash my goddamn hands cos the crazy bitch put my Legos and Barbie shoes in there!"
Is it just me, or do other people not like the "hair?"Quote:
Originally Posted by CloudaneBuy My Little Pony Plush at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for Teddy bears and interactive soft toys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pikewhat, I'm super jealousQuote:
Originally Posted by Cloudane
I mean I have Twilight Sparkle but that's not enough
All 20 inches of her :D
This is just stupid. I'm gonna put legos in your soap so you grow up to be a manly man, not put vegetables on your dinner plate
I'm gonna put vegetables in your soap.
Look, if I ever have a baby girl, you can bloody bet I'll be dressing her in princess outfits. Why? Because it's cute.
(SPOILER)http://i.ebayimg.com/t/BABY-PRINCESS...zQfQ~~0_35.JPG
Buuut, when she gets a little older and starts to have her own thoughts, I'll not be stopping her playing with Lego if she wants or action man or little toy swords and shields. In fact I'll encourage her to play with those tbh. They're much more fun than Barbies. I used to make all my Barbies get mauled by my toy dinosaurs and lions.
Why am I not 6 anymore? WHY? LIFE WAS SO MUCH EASIER WHEN I PLAYED WITH MY TOY DINOSAURS DAMNIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Although one thing I never want my child to have is one of those like, fake baby things. Oh God, I hate them!! They're so creeeeepppyyy!
BOYS GO TO JUPITER TO GET MORE STUPIDER
GIRLS GO TO MARS TO GET MORE CANDY BARS
But then where do Robots like you go Pike?
Do you go to Neptune to collect Spoons?
ROBOTS GO TO COLLEGE TO GET MORE KNOWLEDGE
Which explains why so many of them are fat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
I know, I'm glad I'm not oneQuote:
Originally Posted by BunnyWhich explains why so many of them are fat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
A girl or a fat girl?
A girl.
I am a fat robot.
Good thing I'm a man. I go to Pluto, to freeze what few emotions are left in me.
Men don't rhyme.
this...this is beautifulQuote:
Originally Posted by Pike
The sort of "ribbons"? Not ideal or quite what you'd call show accurate, but certainly beats the high maintenance frizz magnet that is the brushable hair :PQuote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
To be honest the important attributes for me are snuggleability (great! nice soft microfibery material) and sleep comfort ^_^
I suppose, but I'm not really a fan of the brushable hair either. *shrug*Quote:
Originally Posted by CloudaneThe sort of "ribbons"? Not ideal or quite what you'd call show accurate, but certainly beats the high maintenance frizz magnet that is the brushable hair :PQuote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
To be honest the important attributes for me are snuggleability (great! nice soft microfibery material) and sleep comfort ^_^
My daughters love Legos, and my son won't touch them.
And my son loves dolls. (and not just ripping their limbs off)
He also loves kicking ass and taking names, but still...
Touch that boy's pony and you'll learn about his mighty fist of justice.
Everyone knows it's pokemen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calliope
I think I already got it all. My mom came over and just dumped out a huge bag. I love the bumble bee onsies!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
I didn't think of it like that. Genius!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tifa's Boobs
Well, yeah, sometimes. I'm not opposed to cute things, just the idea that your genitals determine what things you're supposed to enjoy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Locky
That baby would look better in Leia's slave outfit.
...wait, what?
That cap for that baby Leia costume is horrendous.
Pokemans.Quote:
Everyone knows it's pokemen.
Looks like poop to me.Quote:
That cap for that baby Leia costume is horrendous.
or when you do find them, but the mother has expressed a vested interest in keeping gender norms >:[[[Quote:
Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon
Screw gender stereotypes.
I'LL BE A CUTE LITTLE MAID IF I WANT TO.
I'm lucky because I'm a chick who's into guy things and it's more socially acceptable for chicks to like guy things than the other way around
Guys have the better clothes, too. I do 90% of my clothes shopping in the mens' department. The other 10% is pants because I have a fat butt.
Noooo. Girls clothes are soooo much better than guy clothes! Although I do have a few guy t-shirts!
I don't know; I have just never been into girls clothing or dressing up or that sort of thing. I own one dress which I wear to like... weddings? xD I wear it maybe once every three years. Alongside white socks and sneakers cause it's not like I have anything to match the dress. :gator:
You remind me of my cousin more and more each day Pike.
I actually think you could be related, which would then make you related to me. So that's cool.
I find this very hard to believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Locky
You have it all backwards. Guy clothes are so boring. Guy formalwear is even boringer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
Guy clothes are much better
Loose pants and shirts for the win!
Loose shirts? :confused:
Well, not tight shirts
kotora doesn't understand that sentence.
guy clothes are EASY
shirt, jeans, possibly a jacket depending on temperature, and i look good no matter what
Nooo. Guys. You don't know how comfortable a maxi dress can be. I mean, there's a reason men used to wear togas and skirts.
It's just comfy as smurf. Especially on a hot day. Breezy.
Wait wait. Pike is a chick? :eek:
Bubba Sparxxx - Ms. New Booty (Ft. Ying Yang Twins) - YouTubeQuote:
Originally Posted by Pike
I'm pretty sure mens' clothes isn't designed purposefully thin so you have to layer and buy more clothes :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Locky
(SPOILER)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirage
http://weknowmemes.com/wp-content/up...k-fabulous.jpg
I wore a maxi-dress today because of this post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Miriel
Maxi dresses are hard to pull off. Now that I'm big and round, I bought several. It's like wearing a caress. [img]http://home.eyesonff.com/images/smilies/heart.gif[/img]
But I also bought a bunch of boy shirts for maternity shirts 'cause they're the only ones that fit over my gut. Other than actual maternity shirts which I mostly do not care for.
Oh I'd give it a try~Quote:
Originally Posted by Shlup
I don't even know what a Maxi dress is. Never heard the term until this thread.
This thread brings back so many memories of me crying when I was a child because I always wanted to help my father when he would be working on car engines, etc. Of course I was never allowed to because 'that's not for girls'. :(
My daughter most definitely preferred LEGO to Barbie and I'm pretty sure that she still has them all. In fact I even bought her more last Christmas. We would buy most of her pants in the boys section because they would be more comfortable, and non-logoed (sp?) t-shirts were a staple. Pink was never an option for her and I have only one tank top in pink which I've had for years and have never worn.
Yep. I used to wear dresses/skirts during the summer most of the time as a general rule until we were allowed to wear jeans to work. That ended up being much less expensive and more convenient so my dresses went by the wayside. This year they're coming back because it looks like we're in for a hot summer. It is going to feel weird though after not wearing any for a couple of years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Miriel
I had Legos (yes with an s smurf you) and Barbies. I never knew that Legos "was a boy thing". I use to get the Lego Magazines and they'd show girly Lego collections so I am pretty sure they were not just marketed to boys.
Guys not being allowed to wear skirts and such is the worst thing about today's fashion. It is so god damn comfortable.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeezaThis thread brings back so many memories of me crying when I was a child because I always wanted to help my father when he would be working on car engines, etc. Of course I was never allowed to because 'that's not for girls'. :(
My daughter most definitely preferred LEGO to Barbie and I'm pretty sure that she still has them all. In fact I even bought her more last Christmas. We would buy most of her pants in the boys section because they would be more comfortable, and non-logoed (sp?) t-shirts were a staple. Pink was never an option for her and I have only one tank top in pink which I've had for years and have never worn.
Yep. I used to wear dresses/skirts during the summer most of the time as a general rule until we were allowed to wear jeans to work. That ended up being much less expensive and more convenient so my dresses went by the wayside. This year they're coming back because it looks like we're in for a hot summer. It is going to feel weird though after not wearing any for a couple of years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Miriel
Maybe I should buy a "utility kilt".
Is that what men dress like these days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Calliope
Men in New York do yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old ManusIs that what men dress like these days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Calliope
I like dressing like a lesbian too because I think it looks cute, but I also like dresses.
A really long dress as far as I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
kind of like a maxi pad is a really long pad, got itQuote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodA really long dress as far as I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
I had a gas station that came with lego motorcycles from 1988.
The kind just big enough to put a lego guy on. Not a whole huge one made of many lego pieces.
So Lego has gone backwards with their branding since 1981? So much of it's gender-targeted now.
That is correct. Such a shame, but I guess they just feel like they have to follow the general direction of society, or else they'll lose sales.
How did you get a picture of Little Faris...?Quote:
Originally Posted by krissy
maxi dresses are lovely, but midi dresses are the one for me right now.
At the risk of being used for fashionista target practice, and against my better judgement... I'm going to ask what are you all on about with this whole 'maxi, midi' thing. A dress is a dress right?
:confused:
You're right, Will, there's no variations in types of dresses. They all look exactly the same. :roll2
Haha well I know how ridiculous it sounds but from my total lack of knowledge, and an admitted lack of interest until just now, it seemed odd to me.
:riiight:
Good thing google
I'm not that curious. :hattip:
When my girlfriend finishes med school, she can totally play doctor with me while wearing nothing but her lab coat and a pair of thigh highs.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeoCracker
EasyQuote:
Originally Posted by Unbreakable Will
Maxi is a pad
MIDI is a type of computer music format
Maxi - maximum lengthQuote:
Originally Posted by Unbreakable Will
Midi - medium length
:monster:
oh that's actually clever, is there a mini too?
Catching on quick! You'll be blogging about fashion soon enough :monster:
YEAH
I'm a natural!
Quick! Someone put 'er in a dress!
I have a picture of her in a dress and she looks SO unimpressed it's amazing.
Midi dresses are cute, but they are obviously made for tall, skinny girls, and tall, skinny girls ONLY. Therefore, I'm two for two can't wear 'em.
I'm short and I pull them off. You could too Sam. A nice floaty one like this
Attachment 42713Attachment 42714
I dressed up my little girl in alleven the socks and shoes pink today, not even matching shades of pink, just for Shlup. :peachdance:
I'm short (and sometimes not so skinny) and all I wear is the midi length to work, etc. Maxi can look either too formal or too casual and relaxed. Midi is far more versatile and has a lot of options for every height. Sometimes it just takes a little more shopping around... or you sew your own which is what I used to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tifa's Boobs
I can't find those exact links and I'm not sure if you get ASOS in the US, but I found another lovely one!
ASOS Curve | ASOS CURVE Midi Dress In Pixulated Floral at ASOS
This has summer written all over it. Would look gorgeous on you as well, wear it with heels or flats for the perfect summer day out. It would look banging with a denim or leather jacket, even a loose knit cardy would compliment it really well.
ASOS Curve | ASOS CURVE Exclusive Midi Skater Dress With Belt at ASOS
What I like most about this one is you can dress it up so much with chunky necklaces and a big loose cardigan. Could wear it with pumps or converse or even heels if you dressed it up with nice accessories. Definitely one of those dresses you can take from day to night with the right accessories.
Not Midi, but I think you'd look super, super cute in this! ASOS Curve | ASOS CURVE Exclusive Tea Dress In Spot at ASOS
When you shop midi Sam, I'd always go for something that is floaty on the skirt and doesn't have a V Neck, but something nice like a round neck. Also, it being belted is super important. You have a lovely, lovely waist so accentuate it with a belt.
... I did not mean to go all Gok Wan o.O
I thought midis were calf length!
But thank you for being so nice and saying I have a lovely waist, Locky. :3
start thread about gender norms
turns into thread on women giving each other fashion advice
I just love living through other peoples clothes shopping...
I could give guys here fashion advice too, but the last time I did that people were SHOCKED AND APPALLED.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Manus
Well your advice was shockingly appalling, even a neckbeard like me could see that. I mean girl please :colbert:
Can't tell if you're trying to be a dick or if you're being nice 'cause you read the post where pink is my favorite color.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unbreakable Will
Everyone likes dresses. Men just don't wear them because society tells them they can't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Manus
It's true.
I hate dresses. :colbert:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shlup
You're not human, though, so you don't really count. Just can just get a new paint job for your chassis instead of buying new clothes.
Okay, that's fair enough.
Maybe you just haven't found the RIGHT dress. Seriously, put on a maxi dress. It is the most comfortable thing you will ever wear.Quote:
Originally Posted by PikeI hate dresses. :colbert:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shlup
And yes, I know you don't like girlie foo foo stuff, but I'm just talking comfort. :)
As long as I've got PJs I really don't need anything more comfortable.
The only time I go outside is to go to work and I wear a uniform for that.
We'll call it a mix of the two. :jess:Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupCan't tell if you're trying to be a dick or if you're being nice 'cause you read the post where pink is my favorite color.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unbreakable Will
Actually, I've worn a dress (for an extended period) and I wasn't comfortable at all. So they're not for everyone. Also, in general, IN GENERAL NOW, guys do not look good in dresses. There are exceptions, of course, but they're exceptions, just like there are some girls who don't look good in dresses.
Pants are more protective and offer more utility, dresses can suck it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupCan't tell if you're trying to be a dick or if you're being nice 'cause you read the post where pink is my favorite color.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unbreakable Will
Everyone likes dresses. Men just don't wear them because society tells them they can't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Manus
I can do 10 times the things in pants than you can do in a dress.
Except show my calves, but who wants that anyway?
Are these men?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Locky
There is nothing wrong with fashion advice. This is why I bring my friend with me clothes shopping. I loathe it and stubborn about certain things. So yeah. NOT ALL FUN AND GAMES SHOPPING WITH ME. I fail the gay stereotype. Put me in a bookstore, gaming store, or electronics store? I'm golden.Quote:
Originally Posted by MirielI could give guys here fashion advice too, but the last time I did that people were SHOCKED AND APPALLED.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Manus
Having size 13 feet and being tall waist up (not in the legs where I am an average 32" in-seam) is annoying for shoes and shirts respectively.
That is not to say I do not have a fashion sense--I do. Just not a super advance one. I mean let's face it wearing orange is just a bad idea for me. :/
I lack any sort of fashion sense, but that's okay because all I ever wear are black slacks and videogame t-shirts. Or alternatively red and khaki when I'm at work.
I know you think you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by PikeI hate dresses. :colbert:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shlup
Liking dresses does not imply disliking pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
I bought a maxi dress today. It was sunny soooo
My point being I don't think many men would wear dresses if it was "allowed" because they could just keep wearing pants. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by ShlupLiking dresses does not imply disliking pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
I'd try it. Seriously. Men's fashion so limited compared to women's.
If you find men's fashion limited, you're doing it wrong.
Have you tried skirts or dresses? I haven't tried a dress but skirts are really really really nice on hot days. It's almost like wearing nothing, except people can't see your underwear.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodMy point being I don't think many men would wear dresses if it was "allowed" because they could just keep wearing pants. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by ShlupLiking dresses does not imply disliking pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
Indeed. My goal is to get rid of some of my cellulite so I can wear my maxi skirt. And then buy a whole bunch more. (And maxi dresses too.)Quote:
Originally Posted by MirageHave you tried skirts or dresses? I haven't tried a dress but skirts are really really really nice on hot days. It's almost like wearing nothing, except people can't see your underwear.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodMy point being I don't think many men would wear dresses if it was "allowed" because they could just keep wearing pants. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by ShlupLiking dresses does not imply disliking pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
Is this turning into the second coming of the guys in dresses campaign? Where's Danni, where's Matt?
Actually I think I owe EoFF a pic of me in a dress from last time.
I agree.
I tried on a skirt before and I felt naked and vulnerable. I also felt like I couldn't carry anything. Pass.Quote:
Originally Posted by MirageHave you tried skirts or dresses? I haven't tried a dress but skirts are really really really nice on hot days. It's almost like wearing nothing, except people can't see your underwear.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodMy point being I don't think many men would wear dresses if it was "allowed" because they could just keep wearing pants. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by ShlupLiking dresses does not imply disliking pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
That just means your mind is weak and can't adapt to dynamic situations!
I mean those scottish dudes back in the day weren't exactly weak just because they wore sk... i mean kilts.
Additionally, kilts are likely to have originated from scandinavia to begin with, so I have a cultural excuse to wear one if I really want to!
Bonus: kilts are sexy.
The only reason Scots can pull of kilts is cause they're Scots and have balls of steel.
Are you implying vikings do not?
Well I'm having trouble picturing a viking in a kilt. But who knows.
Loincloths tbh.
Still no pockets, bro. inb4 utilikilt, those things looks awful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirage
Skirts can have pockets, wtf.
Just shows how much NCG knows. Attachment 42773
I refuse to take you seriously until you post a picture of you in a dress/skirt/kilt, Attachment 42774broAttachment 42774.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodStill no pockets, bro. inb4 utilikilt, those things looks awful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirage
My jeans have five pockets that don't really bulge, swing around or whatever with every movement, and are actually big enough to put stuff in. Pockets on woman's jeans suck, why would they be better on a skirt? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tifa's Boobs
:triplecolbert: at all of you
You poor misguided man.
I'm not even joking or trolling, but some guys in Kilts are super smurfing hot.
Hot people are hot in anything :monster: