Late Late Show - December 17th 2010

Greentopia

ScareGilly wrote: »

Do women really find dressing like that attractive? Guess thats why women have so many gay friends..

Wish I could fit into a pair of skinny jeans, but alas, I'm a real man..

I like skinny jeans on a guy, nothing un-manly about them at all.
Unless you're a bogger maybe who lives in county jerseys with a muffin top
not an attractive look btw...on either sex

dapto1

x in the city wrote: »

god help anyone going on a few beers with him..

I'd say he's more of a cocktail man tbh.

PostHack

Between Galvin and Dan Shanahan.... What is the GAA coming to???! Did the men of 1916 die for this????:eek:

ArtSmart

At least donal Og seems happy with hinself. i dunno, maybe i'm being harsh on Galvin (em, no pun intended)

Tucker Max

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Hey Mister

Jackie Healey Ray selling out the poor and doing a deal for the nursing home / hospital and road for his vote on the budget.

He'd look good in a hangman noose too

Prosecution rests

Wheres that rope

dapto1

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

He's not that bad off the pitch.

Tell that to the student.

AnnyHallsal

mrsdewinter wrote: »

Ah, come on. Can you not see that it's because skinny jeans hug his toned thighs so well that he's attractive.

Most Hoxton Hero types are wizened, emaciated emo types who look as if they'll keel over at any minute. It's kind of trippy (and hot) to see a well-built man who takes good care of himself put on a tight, well-fitting T-shirt.

It's just a novelty, Scare...

I respect his wearing what the hell he wants despite the intense slagging.

ArtSmart

PostHack wrote: »

Between Galvin and Dan Shanahan.... What is the GAA coming to???! Did the men of 1916 die for this????:eek:

(em, you are being humorous, yes?)

PostHack

ArtSmart wrote: »

(em, you are being humorous, yes?)

Ah yes.... And I wasn't even going to bother with an emoticon.

ScareGilly

x in the city wrote: »

squiggles my ass in 32 inch waist and looks in mirror...

I'm a 32 inch waist too, my legs are just too big

mrsdewinter wrote: »

Ah, come on. Can you not see that it's because skinny jeans hug his toned thighs so well that he's attractive.

Tbh, I'd say my thighs are more toned than his, skinny jeans would take me about an hour to put on.. Then would I be a huge hit with the ladies? :rolleyes:

ArtSmart

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

I respect his wearing what the hell he wants despite the intense slagging.

Personally i thought he dressed like a cross between a homicidal leprechaun and a geography teacher.

and whilst i respect teachers in general...

JonathanAnon

ScareGilly wrote: »

I'm a 32 inch waist too, my legs are just too big
h, I'd say my thighs are more toned than his, skinny jeans would take me about an hour to put on.. Then would I be a huge hit with the ladies? :rolleyes:

ah FFS... has this turned in to Off The FUKN Rails tonight...

* goes off to ring Brendan Courteney to complain *

Lapin

The Late Late Show tonight -

Two Rubber Bandits from Limerick.

And one Arse Bandit from Kerry.

AnnyHallsal

ArtSmart wrote: »

Personally i thought he dressed like a cross between a homicidal leprechaun and a geography teacher.

and whilst i respect teachers in general...

For me it's like free speech. I may not like what he wears but I respect his right to wear it. Especially given the abuse he gets from the average not so open-minded Kerryman.

dapto1

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

For me it's like free speech. I may not like what he wears but I respect his right to wear it. Especially given the abuse he gets from the average not so open-minded Kerryman.

Most of the abuse he gets is about him being a tit in fairness.

x in the city

tight jeans or not he dresses weird and he acts like a ****

now, forgive me if im wrong but if anyone here who is a hetrosexual masculine male, dressed like that went out in town dressed like that,

i doubt no one

and i mean NO ONE

would come within 20 feet of him

ArtSmart

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

For me it's like free speech. I may not like what he wears but I respect his right to wear it. Especially given the abuse he gets from the average not so open-minded Kerryman.

for sure. but what about my right not to be visually assaulted by men dressed as Leprechauns Hmm? what but that

AnnyHallsal

dapto1 wrote: »

Most of the abuse he gets is about him being a tit in fairness.

ArtSmart wrote: »

for sure. but what about my right not to be assulted by men dressed as Leprechauns Hmm? what but that

I'm no fan of the man! But being from Kerry and knowing fellas who have gotten abuse for wearing leather jackets I think he's quite brave on the clothes front. No doubt that's arrogance rather than courage but I still support the two fingers to the country conformists.

ArtSmart

x in the city wrote: »

tight jeans or not he dresses weird and he acts like a ****

now, forgive me if im wrong but if anyone here who is a hetrosexual masculine male, dressed like that went out in town dressed like that,

i doubt no one

and i mean NO ONE

would come within 20 feet of him

Well i reckon the old perv from Family guy prob would.

ArtSmart

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

I'm no fan of the man! But being from Kerry and knowing fellas who have gotten abuse for wearing leather jackets I think he's quite brave on the clothes front. No doubt that's arrogance rather than courage but I still support the two fingers to the country conformists.

yes, but dont those same guys carry helmets as well? and dont own bikes?

Hotblack Desiato

mrsdewinter wrote: »

Ah, come on. Can you not see that it's because skinny jeans hug his toned thighs so well that he's attractive.

Most Hoxton Hero types are wizened, emaciated emo types who look as if they'll keel over at any minute. It's kind of trippy (and hot) to see a well-built man who takes good care of himself put on a tight, well-fitting T-shirt.

It was the anus-fitting vacuum packed trousers that concerned me.

AnnyHallsal

ArtSmart wrote: »

yes, but dont those same guys carry helmets as well? and dont own bikes?

dapto1

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

I still support the two fingers to the country conformists.

Is being a hipster still counted as non-conformist here in Kerry? God it really is behind the times.

ArtSmart

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

oh, it's an old joke - thought it might apply universally. perhaps not.

AnnyHallsal

dapto1 wrote: »

Is being a hipster still counted as non-conformist here in Kerry? God it really is behind the times.

Well my Dad nearly vomited when he heard that my boyfriend uses a GHD but I'm sure you're right. My chip is probably a little old at this point

ArtSmart

GHD?

Greentopia

AnnyHallsal wrote: »

I'm no fan of the man! But being from Kerry and knowing fellas who have gotten abuse for wearing leather jackets I think he's quite brave on the clothes front. No doubt that's arrogance rather than courage but I still support the two fingers to the country conformists.

Gotta love the sartorially challenged un-reconstructed Irish male.
That along with the rampant homophobia (hiding something much?) and slagging of anything different reminds me why I rarely date Irish men.

Hotblack Desiato

ArtSmart wrote: »

yes, but dont those same guys carry helmets as well? and dont own bikes?

There's a good biker rally down at Banna Beach every year. Lock up your daughters

AnnyHallsal

ArtSmart wrote: »

GHD?

Hair straightener.

Skid

Oh well. It wasn't great tonight but as ever, some top quality posting on this thread.

Everybody have an excellent Christmas, and we'll do it all again in the New Year.