Up at 7am....i'm on a mission.

shame about the dress sense!

AllyG wrote:What I am trying to say is that people should just buy and wear what they want to, and not worry about what anyone else thinks.

Never crossed my mind what anyone else thinks, but I have to like it myself. Probably why I choose unusual colour schemes, which all of a sudden are now appearing on the front covers of magazines and catalogues :evil:

Blue/red
Blue/green
Red/green

(Orange/black looks like a road worker to me.)

brooksy wrote:

Far Queue wrote:

bedrock barney wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:Barney, are you buying some bright pants to go with it?

Current black pants at the mo. Not sure what I'll end up with. Despite Far Queue's suggestion not sure I can get away with purple trousers.

Looks ok to me.. :shock:

Should have gone to Specsavers :evil:

Nah, that looks decent to me. Also seen a LOT of people wearing those colours on the slopes last season so its clearly quite in.
In fact, Norronja seems to be the new North Face ie everyones bloody wearing it!

Tony_H wrote:


Red/green

You have obviously not hear the saying, "red and green should never be seen without a colour in-between"

:roll:

Do you want to look like a traffic light.

bedrock barney wrote:This is like Trinny and Susannah, but with some grade A wit and sarcasm thrown in for good measure. Great stuff - keep it up!

Oh, if we're allowed to be as rude as Trinny and Susannah, that's different :lol:

If, for some reason, I actually LOOKED at a skier wearing a bright orange jacket over bright purple trousers I would assume they were either colour blind or had bought them ultra cheap at the end of the sales because no-one else wanted them :wink:

However, I definitely do not know anything at all about what is or is not fashionable or expensive. Many years ago I remember wondering why my friend and her husband were squashing their kids into a tiny car which had the boot where the engine ought to be, because I thought they earned enough to buy a decent 'proper' car. And it was only after they'd gone and my Dad said 'nice Porsche' that the penny dropped :lol:

AllyG wrote:
Many years ago I remember wondering why my friend and her husband were squashing their kids into a tiny car which had the boot where the engine ought to be, because I thought they earned enough to buy a decent 'proper' car. And it was only after they'd gone and my Dad said 'nice Porsche' that the penny dropped :lol:

oxymoron
:roll:

Iceman wrote:

Tony_H wrote:


red/green

You have obviously not hear the saying, "red and green should never be seen without a colour in-between"

:roll:

Tony also said he wears blue and green.
He has obviously not heard the saying 'Blue and green should never be seen, except upon an Irish Queen'. -)
Begorrah, Tony and the top of the morning to you !!