Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
Well, I think he did believe that is what you meant. As I said earlier i understood what you where saying to be a joke and so did DarkC, but maybe he, and judging by his response, he thought you did believe that he thought that wearing pink shirts made a man gay...
Sure, he probably finds some things funny, but it doesn't automatically make him understand what's a joke and what's not. As you can see.
Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I'm curious, why is there no way you'd wear the colour pink?
Because it's unmanly and feminine just like a tutu, and it looks gay. I wouldn't be caught dead wearing a pink article of clothing.
FYI: In Car Culture, the only kind of pink car that is acceptable for men to drive are 1950's tail-fin cars.
Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
but then...he does put ese in his posts...
What's your point?
Originally posted by Quiero Mota
Because it's unmanly and feminine just like a tutu, and it looks gay. I wouldn't be caught dead wearing a pink article of clothing.FYI: In Car Culture, the [B]only
kind of pink car that is acceptable for men to drive are 1950's tail-fin cars.[/B]
I think it's unmanly to let other men and other people decide what is and what isn't acceptable for a man to wear or drive.
-AC
Originally posted by KharmaDog
That can't be right, because if there was a god, he would be scottish.
or Roman ; or Greek ; they wore skirts in the army. Who would take an army seriously if they wore skirts ? No-one really. But the Romans and Greeks had some bad ass armies and they conquered lands afar.
Originally posted by GCG
or Roman ; or Greek ; they wore skirts in the army. Who would take an army seriously if they wore skirts ? No-one really. But the Romans and Greeks had some bad ass armies and they conquered lands afar.
So true, and you embarass me because I am such a huge fan of ancient roman and greek history.
Let's not forget the egyptians and just about every other culture it seems.
Geez, men have been wearing dresses for a long time.