Would you respect

[hamermill]

Why would any one think they would garner anyone’s respect if they walked around with their pants hang down exposing their shit streak stained underwear?

Do those people seriously believe anyone would hire them or keep them if they came to work dressed like that?

 

[mmouse]

How about you? Wear a cap? Have tattoos? Drive a nice car? Wear sunglasses when it's not sunny?

Anyways you sound like an old fart, rantin n ravin about from yougins...

 

[sweetiepieexo]

+1 . You shouldn't judge people when you don't know them & their ability in this world. Shame on you - we all have our flaws & nobody is perfect.

How about you? Wear a cap? Have tattoos? Drive a nice car? Wear sunglasses when it's not sunny?

Anyways you sound like an old fart, rantin n ravin about from yougins...

 

[newguy20]

Why would any one think they would garner anyone’s respect if they walked around with their pants hang down exposing their shit streak stained underwear?

Do those people seriously believe anyone would hire them or keep them if they came to work dressed like that?

I agree! It's much better to hide your "shit streak stained underwear" by pulling your pants up to your armpits!

 

[Big Rig]

Want to stand out from the crowd ?


Take a look at the people in Toronto . A lot dress like slobs. Compare Toronto to Montreal where people dress nice


Cloths can last for years so $$$$ should not be an issue


These guys need to be told women do not like slobs

 

[Karey Foster]

While I'm not a fan of pants hanging off the bum, or hiked up to the armpits...to each their own. I'm sure someone has looked at me at some point and thought I looked ridiculous. It's all good. Personally, I like well fitting, age appropriate clothes. But, that's me and my preferences, not everyone has that same outlook.

Do I respect someone dressed in a fashion I don't agree with? Depends...are they acting in a respectful and mature manner? If so, then yes. How a person dresses doesn't mean they aren't deserving of mutual respect.

 

[brogalldude]

I don't really care how people dress. Doesn't affect me. Never understood the sagging pants, but had a child friend who as into hip hop and always sagged his pants. I was more of a punk rock guy with misfists/dead kennedy's t-shirts. We weren't into the same music and scene; we never judged each other's dress code. One time we went to Six Fiags in California and my buddy of course sagged his pants. A group of jocks was standing behind us in line for one of the rides, and one of them just couldn't keep their judgmental remarks to himself . Apparently he hated sagging pants and he had to make it known by commenting how ridiculous it looked to him. Of course my buddy stepped up to him and a fight almost broke out. The rude jock's friends pulled hiim back and we pulled out buddy back. Luckily nothing happened and we were able to enjoy the rest of the day. It just makes no sense how an idiot could have ruined a whole day of fun for his friends and ours just because he couldn't keep his judgmental remark to himself. Live and let live!

 

[Mr Deeds]

I dont know how old your are but I remember a time when boys wore old second hand army jackets, faded and patched jeans and long dirty hair, we called them hippies. Seems most of them made out all right. Fact is every generation has a style that the previous generation doesnt like but. I know one thing when these kids grow up and look at pic of their younger selves they will have a big laugh. I know I did when I saw a pic of me getting ready to go to the disco.

 

[Insidious Von]

I couldn't care less about people showing their skid marks.

Let's show some respect to Hannah Witton. She's been going through a rough ride in her life of late.

 

[Smallcock]

Remember in the 1980s when young people were like Kent hahaha