Theyāre a brand Fagan. Probably a bit beneath you but theyāre a tidy job.
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Grey Louis Copeland suit (Marco Capelli)
Grey rustic By Hudson shoes
Markās and Spencer light purple and white shirt
Markās and Spencer dark purple specky tie
Black socks
Canāt remember colour of jocksā¦ Hang on
Should that not read grey marco capelli suit, purchased (a lot more expensively than the same suit in best menswear) in louis copeland?
was thinking more George Clooney myself.
Hawaiian shirts
Duluth Eskimo Ernie Nevers tee
- a pair of Armani perscription glasses (blue rim) to correct my vision after years of masturbation, i will change to contacts later
- a pair of beige shorts
-barefoot (shoes are banned in our house) - this blue dutch jersey that i received as a birthday present last week
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I suspect Scrunchie is wearing a robe, slippers and no doubt a pipe hanging from his lower lip.
Lounge pants
Amazingly durable white t-shirt bought some years ago in Barbados
Slippers
These should get me through til early evening
im wearing a battered ould 1991 Cork jersey with the Barryās Tea logo in tiny writing on the front to work tomorrow, fuck them all,
if we win then ill come in the next day with the 1992 version with the letters in bigger print after the GAA had decided it was ok to actually see the sponsorship name. that was fucking bizarre the more i think of it, why would you bother sponsoring a team if your logo was to be in tiny letters ?
[QUOTE=āmickee321, post: 956632, member: 367ā]im wearing a battered ould 1991 Cork jersey with the Barryās Tea logo in tiny writing on the front to work tomorrow, fuck them all,
if we win then ill come in the next day with the 1992 version with the letters in bigger print after the GAA had decided it was ok to actually see the sponsorship name. that was fucking bizarre the more i think of it, why would you bother sponsoring a team if your logo was to be in tiny letters ?[/QUOTE]
Mad it was. A bit like contraceptives only being made available to married couples in the 70ās. Allowed but not allowed at the same time.
The first Limerick one in 1991 was sponsored by Golden Vale whose logo was also in the back of the jersey above the number. This was banned a year later and, interestingly, was reinstated this year to allow counties gain additional revenue by using a subsidiary sponsor on the backs of jerseys .
Funniest one was when The Roasters had Aeroflot in Cyrillic lettering in their jerseys. Apt really, as I used to do summer work in Shannon Airport at that time and their planes, staff and passengers generally smelled like Beelzebubās arsehole.
Calcutta run participant t shirt
Wexford gaa stadium pants
Puma faas 500 runners
Tweed Jacket
Check shirt
Blue Trousers
Black suede Rockport runners
[QUOTE=āFagan ODowd, post: 956685, member: 706ā]Tweed Jacket
Check shirt
Blue Trousers
Black suede Rockport runners[/QUOTE]
@Fagan ODowd is a hipster?
Is that how hipsters dress? Iād no idea. That has been my weekend combo since I first bought a second hand tweed jacket in the Georgeās Arcade back when I was 18.
Red fatface shorts
Blue and navy horizontal stripped gap t-shirt
Gap jocks & M&S socks
Merrell runners
Blue polo shirt, shorts, Adidas tackies. Itās 26 degrees .
Navy and Red checked shirt (large checks) with sleeves rolled just below elbows.
Hugo Boss tight fitted plain white tshirt underneath.
GStar Charcoal Staight cut jeans with a pair of brown quality leather boots (leather soles) tucked underneath. The kind of boots youd wear to a street fight. Iām currently sitting in the car in a street in Ennis so I wasnāt taking any chances.