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theoak01
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Im into them,just wondering others opinions
Im into them,just wondering others opinions
what about these for the summer?
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The Angry Mule
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They look ok bro.I'm not big on the long style of shorts though.I have big legs and like to show them off.
TheOak01 said:
Darling,
Although I could hardly see the style from your tiny, tiny picture, I am a big fan of long shorts (is that grammatically correct?). Just wear your sneakers without socks and you will look adorable. Or flip-flops, that Uncle Freddie is sure that he does not have to advise you against socks here.
Happy tanning!
babybodybuilder2.5
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I think they are great ...especially for guys with long legs.
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babybodybuilder2.5
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Wow...you do have short legs ......Im sure they will look like pants on you. My inseam is 33 inches. Im going to look for them here in the USA.TheOak01 said:
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Debaser
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Capris are great if you want to make a powerful statement regarding your homosexuality.
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TheOak01 said:
Different isn't necessarily gay.
Capris, however, are full-blown gay.
You asked "what about these?" So I'm telling you. Capris are as gay as pastel spandex. So, quit seeking validation and getting upset that you aren't hearing what you want to hear.
babybodybuilder2.5
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TheOak01 said:
I really do apprciate the fact that you too are tired of reading it's "Gay".
When will it stop...I suspect never.
Ok....I'm glad to hear you dont have 26 inch inseams....lol..... that would make you extremely short.
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Debaser said:
I totally agree, and I have nothing against people who are gay. But capris on men, in my opinion, isn't a whole lot different than if you asked what we thought of you wearing a dress. Just my opinion, and you asked us. But hey, if they do it for ya, then go with them!
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TheOak01 said:thats what Im sayin dude
clothes cant decide someones sexuality,its fucking clothes,I wear a damn kilt sometimes aswell,maybe there is something I dont know about myself
You don't get it. Of course clothes themselves don't turn you gay. Wearing a dress doesn't make you woman.
However, there are clothes that are predisposed to gay fashion. In other words, they make you look gay. Whether or not you think that's a bad thing or not is your call, but I prefer to have a more masculine look. Capris are anything but masculine. Look at what you even said yourself:
What other fucking articles of clothing do you need to add a "for men" qualifier to? That should raise a red flag right there.
For god's sakes, wear shorts. Not only do capris look ridiculous and feminine, but they only will make you look SHORTER. That's something that you want, at 5 foot 6? Jesus, they're going to look like fucking high-waters.
babybodybuilder2.5
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Let me throw this out there. From what I read from the above statements. Everyone believes that clothes can make a person "appear" Gay. Well if that be the case. Then what your say is if a Gay man should happen to wear a football jersey would that make him apperar to be "straight"? Because a jersery is assumed to be masculine? That is a crock full of crap. Fashion is fasion. It's closed mind thinking that keeps it (fashion) from the straight men in this world. Seems like you all are stuck in this state of mind that it has to never change. It has to be pants or regular shorts before a man can be thought of as a "man".
Long time ago men wore nothing but short knee pants. Nylon socks, with a shoe that had a low heel. Ruffled shirts, velvet coats, and wigs. They were very masucline fashion during that time. I will give you an excellent example
Napolien Bonapart, ruler of most of Europe.
If today's men can let go of this fear they have, then people views will begin to change about fashion. Most of all of today's designers are Gay. Does that mean that all of your "men" that wear their clothes are Gay?
Eourpean counrties have always been in the lead when it comes to fashion. Yet here in the United States the most powerfull country of all, is still kept back a few steps because the men here are afraid of what people may think about their sexuality.....Sad !
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Long time ago men wore nothing but short knee pants. Nylon socks, with a shoe that had a low heel. Ruffled shirts, velvet coats, and wigs. They were very masucline fashion during that time. I will give you an excellent example
Napolien Bonapart, ruler of most of Europe.
If today's men can let go of this fear they have, then people views will begin to change about fashion. Most of all of today's designers are Gay. Does that mean that all of your "men" that wear their clothes are Gay?
Eourpean counrties have always been in the lead when it comes to fashion. Yet here in the United States the most powerfull country of all, is still kept back a few steps because the men here are afraid of what people may think about their sexuality.....Sad !
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babybodybuilder2.5 said:Let me throw this out there. From what I read from the above statements. Everyone believes that clothes can make a person "appear" Gay. Well if that be the case. Then what your say is if a Gay man should happen to wear a football jersey would that make him apperar to be "straight"? Because a jersery is assumed to be masculine? That is a crock full of crap. Fashion is fasion. It's closed mind thinking that keeps it (fashion) from the straight men in this world. Seems like you all are stuck in this state of mind that it has to never change. It has to be pants or regular shorts before a man can be thought of as a "man".
Long time ago men wore nothing but short knee pants. Nylon socks, with a shoe that had a low heel. Ruffled shirts, velvet coats, and wigs. They were very masucline fashion during that time. I will give you an excellent example
Napolien Bonapart, ruler of most of Europe.
If today's men can let go of this fear they have, then people views will begin to change about fashion. Most of all of today's designers are Gay. Does that mean that all of your "men" that wear their clothes are Gay?
Eourpean counrties have always been in the lead when it comes to fashion. Yet here in the United States the most powerfull country of all, is still kept back a few steps because the men here are afraid of what people may think about their sexuality.....Sad !
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You can argue it all you want. It doesn't change the fact that capris on a guy make him look gay. Its just how it looks. Doesn't mean that person is bad, etc., but like I said, what would you think if you saw a guy in a dress? Oh, he's straight, he just likes the feel of a dress..........
Don't be mad at us, be mad at society. Thats the way they look at capris on men. Or do you think its just the elite forum members who think that??
And with regards to jacked guys wearing capris and picking up hot babes.........trust me, picking up babes is not abut what you wear, its about personality.
babybodybuilder2.5
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Fantastic ....glad to hear you went your own way.TheOak01 said:
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babybodybuilder2.5 said:Let me throw this out there. From what I read from the above statements. Everyone believes that clothes can make a person "appear" Gay. Well if that be the case. Then what your say is if a Gay man should happen to wear a football jersey would that make him apperar to be "straight"? Because a jersery is assumed to be masculine? That is a crock full of crap. Fashion is fasion. It's closed mind thinking that keeps it (fashion) from the straight men in this world. Seems like you all are stuck in this state of mind that it has to never change. It has to be pants or regular shorts before a man can be thought of as a "man".
Long time ago men wore nothing but short knee pants. Nylon socks, with a shoe that had a low heel. Ruffled shirts, velvet coats, and wigs. They were very masucline fashion during that time. I will give you an excellent example
Napolien Bonapart, ruler of most of Europe.
If today's men can let go of this fear they have, then people views will begin to change about fashion. Most of all of today's designers are Gay. Does that mean that all of your "men" that wear their clothes are Gay?
Eourpean counrties have always been in the lead when it comes to fashion. Yet here in the United States the most powerfull country of all, is still kept back a few steps because the men here are afraid of what people may think about their sexuality.....Sad !
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Well....IMO Europeans don't exactly have the best fashion sense. I have been living in Germany the last two years and have had the opportunity to do some traveling and some of these fashions are kindly sad. I am not going to say that these men here are gay because of what they wear but some of it is just ugly. I have to say that I personally think Italian men have the worst fashion sense of all even though they are made out to seem like they are the best dressed in the world. Every culture is different though, after all the average age for a male to move out of his parents house in Italy is like twenty-six, compared to the U.S. where everyone can't wait until they are eighteen so they can leave. Paris is supposed to be the fashion capital of the world, yet most of the stores I visited sold mainly graphic tee's and low rider jeans. That is a lot of what Americans wear as well. I have to give some of those French girls a lot of respect, they wear some REALLY low jeans with some REALLY tiny g-strings. If only that would catch on a little more in America, all guys would have a little more to look foward to every day.
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