And another thing............

[Guest starspirit]

Do women actually like men who are too idle to shave and put on a clean shirt and wear jeans that are not frayed and torn?

 

Someone did a good job of selling the world abject laziness as fashion didn't they?

 

Why is it that more often than not when you see a couple on TV the woman is usually clean, tidy and well turned out but her 'partner' is often unshaven with scruffy hair, a creased shirt, tatty jeans and worn out trainers?

 

Now heaven knows I have no fashion sense whatsoever but I do at least wash, shave and put clean clothes on once a month - whether I need to or not.

 

All part of the general reduction in personal standards and dumbing down of the nation I guess?

[michele]

No Rich you have it wrong, it's the women that like them to look shaggy

You know the Diet Pepsi Advert ...The unshaved looked gives it a bit of ruggeredness. Is that how you spell it .

[howie]

Nothing wrong with a bit of ruggeredness Richard as long as its within reason. I don,t mind slobbing out now and then, but I do shower at least once a month whether I need it or not.

[Tony Jones]

Isn't ruggeredness how you look after playing rugger? (No offence Michele!)

[Guest Frank Wilkinson]

Tony Jones - 2007-03-12 6:47 PM Isn't ruggeredness how you look after playing rugger? (No offence Michele!)

Of course it's not! It's when you've been well and truly ruggered by some one! Or is it rogered? I can never remember!

[howie]

Michele does have a way with words Tony, many of which are new to me as well. Often wonder if the adverts we see actually help sell their intended products. Some are amusing and others downright irritating, but seeing as we the consumers ultimatley pay for them I doubt manufacturers worry to much over the huge amounts they spend on them.

[Guest peter]

Frank Wilkinson - 2007-03-12 7:12 PM

Tony Jones - 2007-03-12 6:47 PM Isn't ruggeredness how you look after playing rugger? (No offence Michele!)

Of course it's not! It's when you've been well and truly ruggered by some one! Or is it rogered? I can never remember!

I don't know Frank. I suppose it depends on which side you're batting for. :D

[Guest starspirit]

One of the few benefits of being single again is / was the opportunity to remember how to become ruggered again by experiencing some long forgotten ruggeredness skills.

Bit like falling off a bike, was it the communal village bike, can't remember too many moons have passed - but some things stick in your memory init?

[Mel B]

It probably means that the 'rough looking' man in question is not shacked up with someone already so you are on to a safeish bet that he doesn't have a better half as she wouldn't let him be seen dead like that!

 

Alternatively, it could be that women find this attractive 'cause if he ain't bothered then there's less work for her to do washing, ironing etc. (lol)

[Guest Frank Wilkinson]

peter - 2007-03-12 7:32 PM

Frank Wilkinson - 2007-03-12 7:12 PM

Tony Jones - 2007-03-12 6:47 PM Isn't ruggeredness how you look after playing rugger? (No offence Michele!)

Of course it's not! It's when you've been well and truly ruggered by some one! Or is it rogered? I can never remember!

I don't know Frank. I suppose it depends on which side you're batting for. :D

I strongly resent the implication in this post and wish to state unequivocally that I am not gay. I just help them out when they're busy.

[michele]

I just help them out when their busy (lol) (lol) (lol) ......

 

is that the new logo or a statement ..sorry can't tell as it 's at the bottom I am unsure if it relates to the Gay 's or your new saying ? :D

[michele]

Clever that edit button isn't it :D

[Millhey]

Can we please delete all references to the verb 'Roger'?

 

It makes me embarrassed.

[michele]

 

ok wallace ;-)

[Millhey]

Thank you. It's better than being named Sue I suppose.