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  • James1979
    Silver Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 4857

    #46
    I just think it's unhealthy if it governs your life (holidays etc). Losing in my early 20s used to ruin a week-end for me...now gutted but come 6pm it's fine. Not going to arrange life around games. QPR will always be there, other things won't.

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    • HoopDoggyDogg
      Silver Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 2648

      #47
      Originally posted by James1979
      I just think it's unhealthy if it governs your life (holidays etc). Losing in my early 20s used to ruin a week-end for me...now gutted but come 6pm it's fine. Not going to arrange life around games. QPR will always be there, other things won't.
      It still affects me, used to really get me down years ago.
      It still does now, but my Daughter is the main thing in my life now, doesn't matter about how much I love my team, have ink all over me of my team.

      But, My daughter comes 1st now.
      I dress like a total tramp in QPR shirt and Jeans, but make sure my Lil girl always looks good and has all she needs.

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      • vespa
        Gang of Four Members
        • Mar 2011
        • 6903

        #48
        Originally posted by HoopDoggyDogg
        It still affects me, used to really get me down years ago.
        It still does now, but my Daughter is the main thing in my life now, doesn't matter about how much I love my team, have ink all over me of my team.

        But, My daughter comes 1st now.
        I dress like a total tramp in QPR shirt and Jeans, but make sure my Lil girl always looks good and has all she needs.


        Mate, no excuse to ever dress like a tramp, dont go down that road ,
        Dont get me wrong ,agree sort your little girl out first ,
        but its a rocky road when a geezer ,lets his dress sense slide ,
        ive seen it happen to mates ,used to be top Mods or Casuals now their dressed like big issue sellers / or their wives ,either way its not good
        Rangers,Scooters ,Tunes and Trainers

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        • HoopDoggyDogg
          Silver Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 2648

          #49
          Originally posted by vespa
          Mate, no excuse to ever dress like a tramp, dont go down that road ,
          Dont get me wrong ,agree sort your little girl out first ,
          but its a rocky road when a geezer ,lets his dress sense slide ,
          ive seen it happen to mates ,used to be top Mods or Casuals now their dressed like big issue sellers / or their wives ,either way its not good
          I can't ever let myself go fully.
          When the wife goes for tanning, eyelashes done, nails n all that.
          There is no way, I can let myself fully go.

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          • vespa
            Gang of Four Members
            • Mar 2011
            • 6903

            #50
            Originally posted by HoopDoggyDogg
            I can't ever let myself go fully.
            When the wife goes for tanning, eyelashes done, nails n all that.
            There is no way, I can let myself fully go.
            Good man , we might be going down , but were allways be Londons sartorically finest
            Rangers,Scooters ,Tunes and Trainers

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            • QPRWEBBIE
              Silver Seat
              • Mar 2011
              • 3172

              #51
              I'm not getting into this debate as not missing a game in the last 9 years would no doubt put me in the sad category but I'm not over weight,dont wear colours,don't get in debt and have a fuc*ing good crack around the country.

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              • MattyRangers
                Slimmer of The Year
                • Jun 2011
                • 24914

                #52
                Originally posted by QPRWEBBIE
                I'm not getting into this debate as not missing a game in the last 9 years would no doubt put me in the sad category but I'm not over weight,dont wear colours,don't get in debt and have a fuc*ing good crack around the country.
                You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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                • twranger
                  On the posh naughty step
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 10472

                  #53
                  Originally posted by vespa
                  Mate, no excuse to ever dress like a tramp, dont go down that road ,
                  Dont get me wrong ,agree sort your little girl out first ,
                  but its a rocky road when a geezer ,lets his dress sense slide ,
                  ive seen it happen to mates ,used to be top Mods or Casuals now their dressed like big issue sellers / or their wives ,either way its not good
                  Hey Vesp, any fella who is overly concerned about his dress sense and is a bit vain, and is afraid to let those standards drop once in a while is always a bit suspect in my book....know what I mean!?
                  Nothing wrong at all with being a scruffy Herbert.....!

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                  • Shania
                    C Club
                    • Apr 2010
                    • 23697

                    #54
                    Originally posted by vespa
                    i`d put fulham in front of the mother in law !
                    Haha.
                    QPR
                    Best team in the world
                    Sort of

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                    • vespa
                      Gang of Four Members
                      • Mar 2011
                      • 6903

                      #55
                      Originally posted by twranger
                      Hey Vesp, any fella who is overly concerned about his dress sense and is a bit vain, and is afraid to let those standards drop once in a while is always a bit suspect in my book....know what I mean!?
                      Nothing wrong at all with being a scruffy Herbert.....!
                      No mate ,as the saying goes clothes maketh the man .
                      Weve had this before i know, but i grew up in a culture of (working class, clothes ) oneupmanship, you posh boys never got it , still dont. Always got to look sharp , you feel so much better ,whether its Casual,Skinhead or Mod .
                      Rangers,Scooters ,Tunes and Trainers

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                      • MattyRangers
                        Slimmer of The Year
                        • Jun 2011
                        • 24914

                        #56
                        Always gotta dress well. Never trust a scruffy man!
                        You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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                        • DeepcutHoop
                          Gold Seat
                          • Dec 2009
                          • 6965

                          #57
                          Originally posted by MattyRangers
                          Always gotta dress well. Never trust a scruffy man!
                          There's a happy medium I think, too 'sharp' and you risk seeming vain, superficial and self-involved, too scruffy and you appear lazy and ****less.

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                          • QPR71
                            Silver Seat
                            • Jul 2012
                            • 3055

                            #58
                            dress scruffy when your young if you want...cant get away with it when your older

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                            • vespa
                              Gang of Four Members
                              • Mar 2011
                              • 6903

                              #59
                              me and my little girl were at the shops the other day , when in the line in front of me stood a youth with his a rse hanging out the top of his jeans. My 6 year old starts wetting herself laughing and pointing at him saying ( in a really loud voice ) " dad , that man,s pants are showing ,look ,look, he,s trousers are falling down ! ) ,i tell her its fashionable for kids to wear their strides like that at the moment , and she starts singing " he looks like a clown ,his trousers fall down " !

                              I`m cracking up laughing at this point , the youth is trying his best to ignore her, wishing the ground would swallow him up, and she still dosnt beleive me that he had them like that on purpose.
                              Rangers,Scooters ,Tunes and Trainers

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                              • bushcelt1
                                CCG
                                • Sep 2009
                                • 11070

                                #60
                                Originally posted by vespa
                                No mate ,as the saying goes clothes maketh the man .
                                Weve had this before i know, but i grew up in a culture of (working class, clothes ) oneupmanship, you posh boys never got it , still dont. Always got to look sharp , you feel so much better ,whether its Casual,Skinhead or Mod .
                                with you all the way on this vespa. i can't be throwing money at clobber the way i used to. i'd rather spend it on me saucepans but you still have to make an effort to look smart. i now pick and choose my clothes more carefully but still feel great when dressed up(be it casual or suited and booted). notting hill is full of rich tramps and poor dressers so defo a working class thing. all about looking better than your pals or other local mobs. you got a mention on friends of fulham site on a rangers thread!! hope your well.
                                PRIDE OF LONDON.

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