Men who wear Pink

OPENROAD

Have no problems wearing pink shirts, definitely doesn't seem to be an Irish thing though, first saw it in London, they definitely dress better then us for work. Am lucky that I have tanned skin, so a dark suit and pink shirt looks great imo.

Ben Moore

Darkginger wrote: »

The idea of pink for girls and blue for boys is a fairly recent one, you know - dates back to around Edwardian times - and there was a period of pink for boys and blue for girls along the way. No reason why men shouldn't wear pink - unless they're gingers

Have you been watching QI?? ;-)

randylonghorn

brummytom wrote: »

There's no such thing as being 'manly enough' to wear pink.


It's gay. Anyone who wears it is gay. They're not manly. They're gay.

Tom, you left your pink boxers at my place ...

DjFlin

I've got a pink t-shirt. I dont wear it because its fashionable. I dont wear it because I'm gay. I wear it because its a t-shirt.

pragmatic1

If you have a set of testicles and you're over the age of 21 OP, your days of giving a **** what other people think should be well and truely over.

pragmatic1

DjFlin wrote: »

I've got a pink t-shirt. I dont wear it because its fashionable. I dont wear it because I'm gay. I wear it because its a t-shirt.

And because you're gay.

DjFlin

pragmatic1 wrote: »

And because you're gay.

Touché

jive

I wear pink. In fact I generally wear whatever the phuck I want and look good. Bitches love pink. Don't be jealous because you're too insecure to wear pink.

PS I'm awesome

rubadub

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_blue#Baby_blue_in_human_culture

In Western culture, the color baby blue is often associated with baby boys (and baby pink for baby girls), particularly in clothing and linen and shoes. This is a recent tradition, however, and until the 1940s the convention was exactly the opposite: pink was considered the appropriate color for boys as the more masculine and "decided" while blue was the more delicate and dainty color and therefore appropriate for girls.

Liam Byrne

OK - the biggest irony of this thread is the colour of the bar graph for the 4th option.

brummytom

randylonghorn wrote: »

Tom, you left your pink boxers at my place ...

They were white before I let you wash them.


Next time you're getting punished, big boy.

Liam Byrne

LaVail wrote: »

Meh, we live in an age where these products are available to men and yet the pink shirt is still a problem. Lesser of the evils imo

Just because products are available doesn't mean that we should be conned into thinking they're "OK".

The only reason cosmetic companies moved their sights onto men is because they saturated the female market.

Den_M

If their collar is popped it cancels out the gheyness