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Those 23 out of date scotch eggs I ate a couple of days ago are really taking their toll on my large intestine

spent all day in court waiting to be called as a character witness, got told they don't need me today at 2pm

and this asda suit is really uncomfortable, knew i should have bought one off the dodgy indian factory shop

Firkles wrote:and this asda suit is really uncomfortable, knew i should have bought one off the dodgy indian factory shop

Top Man suits are unexpected win... £60 for my current one (inc trousers) and it's been worn for about a year now without looking at all shabby...

I hate suits and shirt and tie dress, so I spent the least I could and now I regret it - looked alright when I first put it on. I think it's nylon because bits of paper, hairs and dust keeps sticking to me.

Realizing I hadn't payed that £300 elecricity bill I thought I had

Means tonight will be alot less fun.

It does not look anything like this after an hour of wearing, the cut is shit so it starts to hanf badly..... still for £15 it can go in the charity shop once I am done with it:

£15 for a suit??!!!?!?!?

Only just noticed that annoying crackly sound on that kick big kick drum every bar on Silkie - Head Butt Da Deck. Thought it was just my copy of the record, but my old man's copy is the same, as well as the MP3s. I find it dreadfully annoying Hopefully it's not my shitty power amp finally dying since the thing hates bass with a passion.

DRTY wrote:£15 for a suit??!!!?!?!?

bought it ages ago 'just in case'

Asda sells men's suit for £15


The price of a men's two-piece suit will drop to £15 at one supermarket chain.

Asda is shaving £10 off the price of its 100% polyester black jacket and trousers.

It expects its stock of 60,000 cut-price suits to get snapped up by cash-strapped customers.

The single-breasted three-buttoned suit's design is inspired by the Milan catwalks, the retailer said.

Fiona Lambert, brand director of Asda's George fashion range, said: "We've tailored the price but not cut on the design quality, meaning that for £15 you can get Savile Row-inspired tailoring at supermarket prices."

The suit usually costs £19 for the jacket and £6 for the trousers.

Its price tag will drop to £15 for both garments from Wednesday until Sunday.

Asda said its low prices were made possible through buying material by the mile instead of by the yard and making savings by economies of scale.

faust.dtc wrote:What a dick...geezer hasnt got a scooby...

Oh my days this guy needs to die.



Safe trav are you learning to mix? Come round mine for a session eh!

that is a seriously good buy, even if it only gets 1 wear!

tr0tsky wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:What a dick...geezer hasnt got a scooby...

Oh my days this guy needs to die.



Safe trav are you learning to mix? Come round mine for a session eh!

He is like a Mark Speight of the mixing world. tnuc...

Nah mate, not learning to mix although id love to give it a go. Never could get the hang of DnB, all that speeding up, slowing down, pitch control melarky, but I reckon I could mix Dubstep.

You any good???

DRTY wrote:£15 for a suit??!!!?!?!?

Judging by that picture, it's overpriced.

If you rub your legs together really fast when you're wearing it you actually make sparks

I fucking hate wearing suits no matter whether they're cheapies or proper tailored ones it just doesn't feel right.Reminds me of the line in Ex Con by Smog where Bill Calahan sings "whenever i get dressed up i feel like an ex-con trying to make good"

Woke up tired, got fucking sick during the day (headaches, pain all over my body, feeling weak and all that jazz) and I'm supposed to go to an important even tomorrow + I got lots of work.

And that ellaskins guy from the dubstep mixing vid, well, he actually has some pretty good videos. Like it or not.

Cheap salad cream. Tastes lovely, smells like a fart.

1st time been blazed in agers
at home on my one paranoid as fuck and keep hearing random fucking noises

people

Everything.