favorite polo shirt

**dob** · 27-09-13, 20:28

Originally Posted by warmcome

yes. some Lacoste merchandise is a bit busy. but a plain chemise Lacoste in a colour that
suits you could get you some roots.

I have a lovely one, a black and grey hooped long sleeved one my mammy got me years ago, but it is now relegated to work clothes...

**dob** · 27-09-13, 20:29

Originally Posted by Fitzy

No it's not dobber's , I am always bumping into people I know walking around

But sure everyone knows fitzy.....

**Fitzy** · 27-09-13, 20:30

Originally Posted by dob

I have a lovely one, a black and grey hooped long sleeved one my mammy got me years ago, but it is now relegated to work clothes...

I bet you look spiffing in that dobber's old boy

**Fitzy** · 27-09-13, 20:31

Originally Posted by dob

But sure everyone knows fitzy.....

You would be surprised old boy lol

**Sexy Fernanda** · 27-09-13, 20:31

Originally Posted by Fitzy

I always think to myself how small a city dublin is

it is...sometimes I get reconized even that I don't show my face.....I still do...

**dob** · 27-09-13, 20:33

Originally Posted by Fitzy

I bet you look spiffing in that dobber's old boy

Yes fitzy old chap, the cat pyjamas.

**warmcome** · 27-09-13, 20:34

Originally Posted by dob

I have a lovely one, a black and grey hooped long sleeved one my mammy got me years ago, but it is now relegated to work clothes...

you're gonna get another. women read that croc as (spare 80 euros that he didn't spend on escorts-grab him)

**mer** · 27-09-13, 20:37

Tesco

i dont wear polo shirts but if i was i would not buy an expensive one as tbh they all look the same to me

for example why pay over 40 quid for a shirt when you could get the same style shirt in another shop for like 10 or 15

and yep im just a cheap bastard

**dob** · 27-09-13, 20:42

Originally Posted by mer

Tesco

i dont wear polo shirts but if i was i would not buy an expensive one as tbh they all look the same to me

for example why pay over 40 quid for a shirt when you could get the same style shirt in another shop for like 10 or 15

and yep im just a cheap bastard

I'd be kind of the same, dunnes stores, but then I wear them for farm work. Much prefer button up shirts when out and about

**warmcome** · 27-09-13, 20:45

Originally Posted by mer

Tesco

i dont wear polo shirts but if i was i would not buy an expensive one as tbh they all look the same to me

for example why pay over 40 quid for a shirt when you could get the same style shirt in another shop for like 10 or 15

and yep im just a cheap bastard

i have some from Penny's too, they're grand, Mer.
in this pretentious little world where time is precious an competition fierce,
people use brands to impress each other. they're much superior quality to cheap ones.

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