Being judged for having your hood up?

catallus

Oink wrote: »

Imagine a baboon in the forest........

Ok. Can I rub my nipples whilst I do this?:o

Molester Stallone II wrote: »

You'll trip and give yourself brain damage....

Hold on just one bloody second, nobody said anything about walking! I demand a recount! :mad:

moxin

Its the tracksuit not the hoodie that is the problem. Trackies are associated with skangers, and a trackie won't keep you warm, hoodies might.

Molester Stallone II

moxin wrote: »

Its the tracksuit not the hoodie that is the problem. Trackies are associated with skangers, and a trackie won't keep you warm, hoodies might.

Hoodies are associated with criminals, that worse!!

catallus

moxin wrote: »

and a trackie won't keep you warm,

It will if you tuck the leg-ends into your socks?

moxin

catallus wrote: »

It will if you tuck the leg-ends into your socks?

No help, your legs will freeze unless you're running around and most trackie wearers don't run, its a fashion item.

looking_around

NotCominBack wrote: »

Actually we can all pull links off the Internet

healthline.com/health/fitness-exercise/heat-loss-through-head

so now we can all agree to have our own opinions, and that I am right

Your link is one person that claims on "their" studies because they've done x,y, z and definitely know.
Yet, they give NO information on said study....well if you're willing to believe that, ok then.

K4t

biko wrote: »

Start dressing better and it won't be an issue.

You can either take this advice or just be a man and ignore the sheep.

Hitchens

IDencI wrote: »

Today I was just walking through town, minding my own business. I had a baggy tracksuit on and my hood up. I noticed that every few people who drove past were looking at me as if I had done something wrong. It was a cold day and I was freezing me boll*x off, so I put my hood up. Whats so wrong with having your hood up?? Why judge people for the way they dress?

I know a fella around our way and he loathes and detests lads wearing trackies/hoodies.

If he sees one he'll go up to him and yank the hood down and dare yer man to do something about it. He's fairly normal other than that.

DoYouEvenLift

How about wear appropriate clothing for the weather? Hoodies and tracksuit pants aren't the best clothes to keep you warm. Get a nice pair of winter boots, some jeans or other pants that can be warm and a decent jacket plus gloves and a hat or beanie if you want


We live in Ireland, we know its going to be cold during winter here every year, don't understand why people still don't invest in decent clothes appropriate for our climate to stay warm lol

Rubberchikken

Wear what you like and never mind the stares.
Maybe they were admiring your style;)

the evasion_kid

Hitchens wrote: »

I know a fella around our way and he loathes and detests lads wearing trackies/hoodies.

If he sees one he'll go up to him and yank the hood down and dare yer man to do something about it. He's fairly normal other than that.

Sounds like a d1ckhead

Hitchens

the evasion_kid wrote: »

Sounds like a d1ckhead

you wouldn't say that to him though............not wearing a hoodie you wouldn't

the evasion_kid

Hitchens wrote: »

you wouldn't say that to him though............not wearing a hoodie you wouldn't

How do you know? call a spade a spade

Molester Stallone II

the evasion_kid wrote: »

How do you know? call a spade a spade

He's not black, though

the evasion_kid

Molester Stallone II wrote: »

He's not black, though

Nice edit :pac:

moc moc a moc

IDencI wrote: »

Why judge people for the way they dress?

If I see a guy walking down the street in a garda uniform, I assume he's a garda.

If you go round in a scanger's uniform, people will assume you're a scanger.

catallus wrote: »

Judge not, lest ye be judged.

I don't wear tracksuits or hoodies, so I don't need to worry about being judged.

Hitchens

moc moc a moc wrote: »

If I see a guy walking down the street in a garda uniform, I assume he's a garda.

he could be a male stripper heading to a hen party though?? .........especially if he's swinging a baton :cool:

Chunners

IDencI wrote: »

Today I was just walking through town, minding my own business. I had a baggy tracksuit on and my hood up. I noticed that every few people who drove past were looking at me as if I had done something wrong. It was a cold day and I was freezing me boll*x off, so I put my hood up. Whats so wrong with having your hood up?? Why judge people for the way they dress?

So in the few seconds it took for them to drive past you you were so intuitive that you knew they were judging you instead of maybe just looking out of a car window because they were stuck in traffic and bored? I have to ask who's judging who here?

I was in a car today and we drove by a guy wearing a hoodie over his head, I happened to glance at him as we were passing and he pulled the hoodie over his head in a paranoid manner like he assumed I was judging him and assumed I was thinking he had something to hide when all I was really doing was looking out the window. Why judge people for looking out car windows as they drive past?

catallus

moc moc a moc wrote: »

I don't wear tracksuits or hoodies, so I don't need to worry about being judged.

And what do you wear when you're living in your glass house?

Henlars67

I have never and will never judge anyone by the clothes they wear.

There's loads of well dressed sc*mbags too, and there's any amount of decent people who wear trackies and hoodies.

Judging somebody by the way they dress is no better than judging them by race, religion or where they're from.

Chunners

moc moc a moc wrote: »

I don't wear tracksuits or hoodies, so I don't need to worry about being judged.

Don't lie just to sound condescending, it really is a very unattractive trait

moc moc a moc

Chunners wrote: »

Don't lie just to sound condescending, it really is a very unattractive trait

Your face really is a very unattractive trait.

Mint Aero

If you put a skanger into the finesht of fine suits, he'll still look like a good for nothing sh*te and I'd probably think he was on his way to court. I wear tracksuits sometimes and when I do I look like your typical well educated decent sexy guy and all the chicks are checking me out and probably wondering how I look so good.

Cee-Jay-Cee

Because hoodie wearing scumbags are responsible for so much trouble and drama, you can't blame people for thinking that way, they e been conditioned to treat people, especially young males, with caution and distrust.

I wear a hoody and i wouldn't look twice at anyone else wearing one however I do think the arseholes that wear their hoodies up in their cars should be taken from their cars, stripped and severely beaten...every time they're seen. Arseholes!!

catallus

Clothes maketh the man! Your glittering attire clings to the sucking vacuum of your soul!