Do you wear tracksuits?

kfallon

mauzo wrote: »

You actually can't, a few minutes before that I fell off a stool and poured my ice cream toppings all over myself....
My friend kept making me laugh about it so I ended up spraying chocolate ice cream all over the place and crying with laughter.

So I was walking around in a scruffy tracksuit

The tracksuit was the least of your appearance worries We'll get you a bib for your birthday

I am in me trackies on the couch at the mo and I have to say they are very comfortable

The King of Moo

XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »

Well my point is if it takes the same amount of time to put on tracksuit bottoms as it does to put on jeans why not dress well and put on the jeans?

and don't start me on leggings!

That's the thing: not everyone's definition of "dressing well" is the same. For most people, jeans look better than tracksuits, the opposite for others, and some people don't care either.

Personally I prefer jeans too, but wouldn't care about being seen wearing a tracksuit, and would have no problem wearing one to go to the shops, or popping into the supermarket after a run.

I definitely wouldn't bat an eyelid at anyone I passed wearing a tracksuit.

Chuck Stone

I wear a massive pair of fake tits around the house.

The Radiator

No because I'm not a scobe

mauzo

Chuck Stone wrote: »

I wear a massive pair of fake tits around the house.

I laughed so hard at that!!!!!

Chuck Stone

mauzo wrote: »

I laughed so hard at that!!!!!

I was chuckling at the thought myself.

Sometimes I surprise even myself with the nonsense that comes out of my head.

Smidge

Have never worn a tracksuit in my entire life!

entropi

The Radiator wrote: »

No because I'm not a scobe

I'll have to stop wearing them to college, to the gym, AND to the track then. Just because you think only knackers wear them.

Life. Ruined.

Mickey H

Chuck Stone wrote: »

I wear a massive pair of fake tits around the house.

That's the funnest thing I've seen all day. An absolute classic! Thanks Chuck.

On topic: No I don't.

The Radiator

Master of Nothing wrote: »

]No because I'm not a scobe I'llhave to stop wearing them to college, to the gym, AND to the track then. Just because you think only knackers wear them.

Life. Ruined.

To be honest if you have been wearing tracksuits all this time then you're life is probably already ruined. The only people who would even consider to give you a second glance are those who live in inner city council estates or other recognised scumholes.

humbert

Master of Nothing wrote: »

I'll have to stop wearing them to college, to the gym, AND to the track then. Just because you think only knackers wear them.

Sounds like you never take it off.

Killer Wench

I've worn a track suit. When I ran track back in high school.

entropi

The Radiator wrote: »

To be honest if you have been wearing tracksuits all this time then you're life is probably already ruined. The only people who would even consider to give you a second glance are those who live in inner city council estates or other recognised scumholes.

All of what time?

By the way, my life was ruined the second I decided to reply to your oh so witty and informative post. Since I've hit rock bottom, sticks and stones etc.

humbert wrote: »

Sounds like you never take it off.

Sounds like you have a problem, PAL. One too many tracksuit wearers have shown you up in any number of sports, maybe?

The Radiator

Master of Nothing wrote: »

All of what time?

By the way, my life was ruined the second I decided to reply to your oh so witty and informative post. Since I've hit rock bottom, sticks and stones etc.


Sounds like you have a problem, PAL. One too many tracksuit wearers have shown you up in any number of sports, maybe?

It seems as though you are having trouble coming to terms with the fact that you are indeed, a knacker. I suppose it is to be expected from those of uneducated, short-tempered, half-wit and abusive backgrounds with a reputation of emotional repression

humbert

Master of Nothing wrote: »

Sounds like you have a problem, PAL. One too many tracksuit wearers have shown you up in any number of sports, maybe?

I suppose it's my own fault for entering the 400m relay in jeans and a pair of moccasins.

entropi

The Radiator wrote: »

It seems as though you are having trouble coming to terms with the fact that you are indeed, a knacker. I suppose it is to be expected from those of uneducated, short-tempered, half-wit and abusive backgrounds with a reputation of emotional repression

Or maybe, just maybe, you are having your own personal crisis at this present time. Your view on society has become irrelevant through my eyes, and your struggle to back this up has left you trying to do the one thing that will always make you lose ground in a keyboard-warrior argument: trying to attack the poster. Good luck with that, seeing as it will never work.

My un-educated self shall return to college, and my level 8 degree studies in two weeks, while you still get to grips with an argument loss.

humbert wrote: »

I suppose it's my own fault for entering the 400m relay in jeans and a pair of moccasins.

Ah those are out of season these days, man! Its all about the chinos and open-toed sandals now (no socks, of course).

Mickey H

humbert wrote: »

I suppose it's my own fault for entering the 400m relay in jeans and a pair of moccasins.

It kinda is in fairness. I mean moccasins were never up to the job really. A good pair of steel toe cap boots would have suited much better.

12gauge dave

How can ya never of worn a pair of tracksuit bottoms in the year 2012? Anyone under 35 especially?

PandaX9

I wear tracksuit bottoms at home, because let's face it, it's hard to comfortably lounge about on the couch after a long day in jeans. Jeans have no give I mean proper jeans, not all this stretch nonsense.

Wouldn't wear tracksuit bottoms on a day out though, I'd feel as though I was being lazy with my appearance

srm23

yoyo wrote: »

When a person shows up to court on a murder charge in a suit are they automatically a better person?

yes

brummytom

12gauge dave wrote: »

How can ya never of worn a pair of tracksuit bottoms in the year 2012? Anyone under 35 especially?

I'm 19 and I never have, except to the gym a few times. Even if I'm just popping to a shop, I have to have a shower and be properly dressed. Wouldn't leave the house in a tracksuit.

Daveysil15

brummytom wrote: »

I'm 19 and I never have, except to the gym a few times. Even if I'm just popping to a shop, I have to have a shower and be properly dressed. Wouldn't leave the house in a tracksuit.

My God. :eek: