Kopeke wrote:
(most) Humans are selfish jerks.

^

My notion is the same as Kizzy's with the exception of ghosts, as I do believe in those - mostly because I believe I met 2. (if I actually did is debatable but I FELT I did, which is enough for me)

groxkiller585 wrote:

Kopeke wrote:
(most) Humans are selfish jerks.>

^

Am I a selfish jerk? Come on guys, be honest

Kizzycocoa wrote:

groxkiller585 wrote:

Kopeke wrote:
(most) Humans are selfish jerks.>>

^>
Am I a selfish jerk? Come on guys, be honest

Jerk? No. Selfish? All humans are; there's few exceptions, and those people are usually saints.

groxkiller585 wrote:

Kizzycocoa wrote:
Am I a selfish jerk? Come on guys, be honest >

Jerk? No. Selfish? All humans are; there's few exceptions, and those people are usually saints.

Are you calling me selfish? D:!

Well ok I guess that's sorta true in some aspects. But still! D:!

Kizzycocoa wrote:

groxkiller585 wrote:

Kizzycocoa wrote:
Am I a selfish jerk? Come on guys, be honest >>

Jerk? No. Selfish? All humans are; there's few exceptions, and those people are usually saints.>
Are you calling me selfish? D:!

Well ok I guess that's sorta true in some aspects. But still! D:!

Not specifically you; almost everyone is. It's part of our instinct, like our Paranoia.

Hey guys, how many shirt-based corporate advertisements do you own? I have at least 4 that I wear on a regular basis.

p0rtalplayer wrote:

Hey guys, how many shirt-based corporate advertisements do you own? I have at least 4 that I wear on a regular basis.

None that are as blatant as a huge logo, but I have several shirts like the various Valve shirts with characters or references on them. Although those have the HL2/Portal/whatever logo on them, no matter how small it is, so I guess they count.

Why not remove the labels, and be ok no matter who you are? People tops around too many labels as-is, without tossing corporate favouritism into the mix.

Kizzycocoa wrote:
People say things like, if a shirt says Lonsdale, they're a chav

In all fairness, Lonsdale is dirt.

NotJomonay wrote:

Kizzycocoa wrote:
People say things like, if a shirt says Lonsdale, they're a chav>
In all fairness, Lonsdale is dirt.

how? it's fabric!

I had a perfectly ok shirt that's lonsdale, but now it's a "chav shirt", that shit's never being worn again. and it was a fairly good shirt.

we already have class warfare with the bigwigs, why have it among ourselves?

Kizzycocoa wrote:

we already have class warfare with the bigwigs, why have it among ourselves?

Calling your t-shirt bad is hardly class warfare

NotJomonay wrote:

Kizzycocoa wrote:

we already have class warfare with the bigwigs, why have it among ourselves?>
Calling your t-shirt bad is hardly class warfare

it makes anyone who where's the tshirt thought of as lesser. it degrades an entire section of the populous to "chav", all due to their shirt. and I know, I've never worn it since, as I don't want to be degraded like so. while it may not be a "war", it's a form of class warfare, in the sense that there's a divide caused by perceived "class".

I wore a flowery shirt the other day because tourists and old people are terrible and I'm taking back my Floridian turf.

ClassWarfareSwag

Kizzycocoa wrote:

it makes anyone who where's the tshirt thought of as lesser. it degrades an entire section of the populous to "chav", all due to their shirt. and I know, I've never worn it since, as I don't want to be degraded like so. while it may not be a "war", it's a form of class warfare, in the sense that there's a divide caused by perceived "class".

I've always thought it was pronounced hyper-bowl

vanSulli wrote:
I wore a flowery shirt the other day because tourists and old people are terrible and I'm taking back my Floridian turf. #ClassWarfareSwag

If it makes you feel any better , in my house Florida is banned as a suggestion for a family holiday because it's too tacky.

vanSulli wrote:
I wore a flowery shirt the other day because tourists and old people are terrible and I'm taking back my Floridian turf.

ClassWarfareSwag

I like your style.

Kizzycocoa wrote:
"chav"

Sorry, ignorant American here. I've heard the term before but I'm not sure of the exact meaning and connotation.

Also, wow you people find a way to argue over anything. Still, I shouldn't be surprised. It is the internet after all.

p0rtalplayer wrote:

Kizzycocoa wrote:
"chav">
Sorry, ignorant American here. I've heard the term before but I'm not sure of the exact meaning and connotation.

Abrasive, inarticulate,ignorant, aggressive and usually found wearing Lonsdale/cheap tracksuits and Air Max trainers. Often working class. It originally stood for "council house and violent".

That is all