^^It's a funny old world, but one distinct clue to a phoney and fake is a plethora of degrees that on audit are demonstrated to have been awarded from that well known printing press and dodgy paedophile favored learning institution for PhD's in child psychology - the University of Canterbury (Seychelles).

Seriously, these guys are never happy with just one fake qualification, they want more, as if by having several fake credentials the door of legitimacy and a rigorous intellect will be bestowed upon them.

I wager many, if not all, of the Andyites have come to their education by these means. How do I know this? Check out how many boast about their numerous degrees and awards. No one is that learned and academic in the realm of internet sartorial excellence.

''I teach liberal arts at a small college in the American Midwest, and I've been invited to a guest professorship at a well-known British university. (Technically, I was invited by one of its constituent colleges.) I'd like some tips on what to wear so I fit in and what not to wear so I don't stand out.''

I bet it's actually Oxford Brooks.


... in which case, just wear a tracksuit.

Last edited by My Grandfather's Pants (2012-11-09 09:50:54)

Last edited by adorable homunculus (2012-11-10 03:21:47)

November 8th, 2012 04:22 #14 Shaver 
Super Member
Join Date
May 2nd, 2012
Location
Manchester, England
Posts
1,293

Originally Posted by Earl of Ormonde 
Wherever did you get such an erroneous notion from? The navy blazer is still worn by all ages on the right occasions. Even our sports teams still wear navy blazers.
Navy blazers with bright buttons are in some places a laughable item. There is an unavoidable cache attached to Nautical affectations amongst the circles I frequent. Such attire is seen (as all clothing should be seen) as a certain advertisement of intent which at best a man may wish to avoid, and at worst will provoke sniggering.
As a dog returneth to his vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly.
Proverbs 26:11, King James Bible (Cambridge Edition).

i remember buying a RL polo shirt in my teens, looking at the label 'made in vietnam' & realising that id been had by an american confidence artist US business is brilliant at marketing an idea .. even if it fake.

the ironic thing is that a RL polo shirt is probably one of the most counterfeited pieces of 'designer' clothing .. little do these manafacturers realise they are faking something which is fake in itself?! bizarre.

fruity

Last edited by Oldfruit1 (2012-11-10 11:15:19)

Suits the site to a T.