You know what I used to believe, a long time ago? When I was hopeful and innocent? I used to believe that men were mainly immune to many of the fashion disasters that will land you here, in Study Hall, where you are force fed a diet of Lagerfeld and forced to watch "What Not to Wear" (the British original, of course) until you agreed to no longer offend.
But, then, oh one fateful day, I saw this;
And, as you can see, it was enough to make a young girl cry. Or start a web site, which incidentally is why the Academy went web-wide. Because this guy? He's were manpris, shiny white loafers and a rhinestones belt that said "PIMP". Now, it may just be me, but his street cred? Zip. When you're trying do dress like a PIMP you should always ask yourself, "WW5CD"? (That's "What Would 50 Cent Do?") I think we can all safely believe that white loafers is not it.
I consoled myself, however, by believing this poor misguided soul was alone in this fashion "trend". But was he? Of course not. Which is why I drink vodka straight at 9am. Look for yourself.
See? Even his girlfriend is horrified by them. And his clown pants. You know what? I may actually hate the clown pants more. Why must his pants be so big? What is he hiding in there? Midgets? NAKED midgets? Naked midgets with fangs who may, at any moment, if given the command, spring forth and attack those who aren't wearing freakishly gigantic pants?
Luckily, this guy
and this guy
are safe. Do you suppose the weird marking on the ass of their pants are some sort of communication to the naked, fanged midgets?
Personally, my ass is mostly non-communicative. I like it that way. Having survived the "Juicy" years when it seemed like every other girl you saw had a big ol' proclamation right across her heiney, I have often felt that ass communication was an under utilized billboard. As such I present you with these;
http://www.cafepress.com/cp/prod.aspx?p=pbfa.165610874
Classy, right? I know.




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