Shorts and Flip-flops?
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Shorts and Flip-flops?
I'm not having a go, but I really don't understand why people insist on wearing this combination of clothing all the time. Could someone explain it to me?
At my uni, every male seems to wear shorts and flip flops at all times of the day.
Going to breakfast in the cold at 8am: Hoodie, shorts, flip-flops.
Going to a lecture at 9am: Hoodies, shorts, flip-flops.
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Going out in the evening (admittedly, less people do it, but still): Hoodie, shorts, flip-flops.
It seems incredibly impractical to wear such items of clothing all day. I can understand the fashion angle of wanting to show off your Jack Wills cut-off jogging bottom things (although personally i'd never do this), but why pair it up with some flimsy, plastic, white flip-flops when the temperature is barely going over 10 degrees? This was going on in winter, too. It's beyond me. Could anyone shed some light on this? Is it purely fashion? If so, it must be the stupidest fashion trend since the sequin era. -
Re: Shorts and Flip-flops?Surely it's quicker, easier and more comfortable to slip into some slip on shoes and jogging bottoms or something?(Original post by Tokyoround)
I did it at uni cause its quick and easy. Roll out of bed put on a pair of shorts, slip on the flip flops and head to lectures. -
Re: Shorts and Flip-flops?No, no its not.(Original post by I Gurn Hard)
Surely it's quicker, easier and more comfortable to slip into some slip on shoes and jogging bottoms or something?
Have a race with your flatmates (assuming you have some) and find out. -
Re: Shorts and Flip-flops?Why did you ignore the ease and comfort points? I'd prefer to be able to walk around campus without worrying about getting filth all over my feet, or falling flat on my face, or freezing half to death in the rain while waiting outside a lecture theater, the list goes on. Saving a few seconds on getting dressed surely doesn't outweigh these problems?(Original post by Tokyoround)
No, no its not.
Have a race with your flatmates (assuming you have some) and find out. -
Re: Shorts and Flip-flops?Because those are relative. Just because you don't find it comfortable doesn't mean another person feels the same.(Original post by I Gurn Hard)
Why did you ignore the ease and comfort points? I'd prefer to be able to walk around campus without worrying about getting filth all over my feet, or falling flat on my face, or freezing half to death in the rain while waiting outside a lecture theater, the list goes on. Saving a few seconds on getting dressed surely doesn't outweigh these problems? -
Re: Shorts and Flip-flops?Er, why not?!(Original post by Octohedral)
To be honest, I wish I could do it - it looks so comfortable. Not so acceptable for girls though