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Only if wearing matching necklace and earrings.
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Never...unless a fit bird comments on how nice it is.
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No.
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Sikhs should wear them of course
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Kara: The bracelet symbolizes restrain from evil deeds. It is worn on the right wrist and reminds the Sikh of the vows taken by him. Sikh as a servant of the Guru, should not do anything which may bring shame or disgrace. When he looks at the Kara, he is made to think twice before doing anything evil with his hands.
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3rd time lucky?
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Thinly veiled Liberace is my idol thread
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You should wear it or not depending entirely upon your own wishes. You don't the approval of ChitChat OR your friends.
The unanswered question though is: By which circuitous route has it ended up on YOUR wrist? |
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If you like it you wear it DMP.
We should wear things to please ourselves not other people. I think a bracelet on a man would look ok. |
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John McCririck and Jimmy Savile liked a bracelet so you'll be in good company.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s_TBiiDOag |
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The correct answer is no.
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I'd consider you a transvestite.
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or tory
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The only consideration would be the dangers involved in wearing rings, bracelets etc. in many occupations.
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well he is called Danniella
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only with a man bag
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Men with man bags should be locked up for 6 months sharing a cell with Big Bubba. That'll learn 'em.
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maybe with pink knickers for a little frisson
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Absolutely nothing wrong with men wearing bracelets if they are gay.
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You could put it out of sight, say around your ankle. You know, just until you've finished wrestling with your sexuality.
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Medical bracelets are OK, surely???
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what about c0ck rings
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