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sideshowbob
09 Jun 14 15:34
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i have about 9 pairs of jeans and only one of em fit properly. yet theyre all the same size.

i have about 30 t shirts and about 5 of em fit properly. yet theyre all the same size.

if i was cynical, id say this was an evil plot to make people buy 10 times more clothes than theyd need to if they made them all the size they were supposed to be. Plain
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Report lybertyne • June 9, 2014 4:03 PM BST
I'd have a stern word with your tailor.
Report Crisp77 • June 10, 2014 12:05 AM BST
Yeh remind me of a young Simon Cowell
Report naydam • June 10, 2014 12:08 AM BST
He reminds ME of an old woman. Grin
Report sideshowbob • June 10, 2014 1:09 AM BST
i dont remind anybody of a young anything. an old woman, maybe. Plain
Report Mc Moonbeam • June 10, 2014 4:16 PM BST
at least your lingerie all still fits you snugly enough Blush
Report paddletoe • June 10, 2014 6:11 PM BST
Bob I think if your look at the material you will see a difference between those items of clothing which have probably shrunk due to heat from being put on a radiator or a tumble dryer and those which still fit you which have lycra in them.
Report sideshowbob • June 10, 2014 10:05 PM BST
lol. well the t shirts that are too small are all "gildan soft" slim fit and shrink like buggery in the wash. cant get a bigger size, cos there aint one. only go up to xl. and the ones that are too big are all "gildan heavy" xl regular fit.

cant they just bloody make em inbetween??
Report Capt__F • June 10, 2014 10:11 PM BST
go au natural
Report thegiggilo • June 11, 2014 1:19 AM BST
I used to buy expensive clothes till I met my girlfriend as to keep them in good condition and not ruin them had to handwash them,when I moved in with her it took her 12 months to ruin around 2 grands worth of clothes.I had an Armani jumper that she put in the spin dryer,it shrunk so much i gave it away to a mate which fitted his 2yr old..ShockedRarely buy expensive clothes now bar jeans and jackets and like you say I find these cheaper makes the sizes are all different with no shape,have to buy decent jeans as high street makes are utter garbage.
Report PokerDane • June 11, 2014 1:27 AM BST
If you were to wear one of the tighter t-shirts underneath a baggy one, the 'look too big but feel too small' result would make for an amusing sartorial paradox.  Hey Presto!  Your useless clothes now have a new lease of life.
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