Courtesy of Outkick The Coverage, catfight at Steeplechase
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Perhaps I work amongst prudes, but the angry beaver at the six-second mark renders it NSFW for me.
I'll be watching tonight via Apple TV displaying on the a 52" Samsung----with 3D glasses......family night
Depends... My friends and I go and dress as pompous as possible as a joke
making fun of the people that are actually pompous, and the people that think they deserve respect because of their outfit. I'd be willing to bet a large majority probably are doing that too. At least let me believe that.
making fun of the people that are actually pompous, and the people that think they deserve respect because of their outfit. I'd be willing to bet a large majority probably are doing that too. At least let me believe that.
I've never understood the extreme hatred by some here of people that dress up. Do you look at everyone in suits and ties the same way? Someone puts on seersucker and you'd think it was a direct insult at someone. To me, the attire is quite Southern and tradition. I hope y'all don't cook on them fancy Green Eggs or drank them fancy high-gravity beers. That's much too pompous. By doing so, it would make one a douchebag, right? You know, having something nice and all.
Seersucker suit=southern. Visor+sportcoat+shorts=douche, but if that's your thing go with it. I wear a suit and tie every day of the week but Friday.
BUMP... Just showed this to my wife and these are all OM girls
She freaked out when I showed this to her bc she said that tent was directly next to theirs (I couldnt go) and it was all OM girls and they had their little OM tent and annoying everyone.
She freaked out when I showed this to her bc she said that tent was directly next to theirs (I couldnt go) and it was all OM girls and they had their little OM tent and annoying everyone.
Pink dress girl...
...was on Three Hour Lunch in Nashville today and claimed to be a Georgia grad. One of the white dress girls was on as well, but if she identified a school I didn't catch it. Pink dress also said one of their antagonists--she wasn't clear which--was a UT cheerleader. Bro with the football plays center for Vandy.
...was on Three Hour Lunch in Nashville today and claimed to be a Georgia grad. One of the white dress girls was on as well, but if she identified a school I didn't catch it. Pink dress also said one of their antagonists--she wasn't clear which--was a UT cheerleader. Bro with the football plays center for Vandy.
Thanks for the clarification. She said they were all at an OM tent
not necessarily OM people... just was an assumption on my part. Carry on.
not necessarily OM people... just was an assumption on my part. Carry on.
Wow. I figured after airing your crotch on video, one would lay low.
No shame for these lovely ladies.
No shame for these lovely ladies.
If someone is going to actually dress like a Hilfiger model from one of their current ads in ESPN THE MAG, then they should be laughed at. A circle of people should form around them, and pointing and laughing should ensue.
Its just so absurdly fake.
I never got the whole dressing up to go to a football game being played in 90deg weather, but I just chalked that up to growing up in a different region and culture. And I certainly didnt mind it since i could ignore the guys who all looked the same and appreciate what the dresses framed.
But dressing stupid is dressing stupid. A sportcoat and shorts is stupid. It isnt tradition. Wearing a visor while in a sportcoat is stupid. You are defeating the purpose(whatever it is) of wearing a tailored hot wool coat.
Seersucker?- have a ball! That stuff is pure Southern and classic. Drape yourself in it and pretend to own KFC.
I agree on the visor and sports coat.
It's comparable to one wearing a visor with a wool jacket and WR gloves on a cold night. It's night and its cold, but you felt the need to put a visor on.
It's comparable to one wearing a visor with a wool jacket and WR gloves on a cold night. It's night and its cold, but you felt the need to put a visor on.