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Men's romper, the "RompHim"

Henrin said:
Is that a real label? If so, what is with all these weird ass labels?
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Man-bun? Yeah. Oh, wait, you mean 'retro-sexual'. I guess I made that one up. I asked my son a few years ago what 'metro-sexual' meant He described it to me and I told him I was 'retro-sexual' as in rural and stuck somewhere in the last century.
 
Henrin said:
You mean the weird ass clothing choice that is really just girl clothes?
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It wasn't too long ago when men wore robes and boys wore dresses. I agree, those rompers look weird, but so do some other questionable clothing choices. You see butt cheeks and wrinkly boobs hanging out, too large boobs or too large guts in shirts that are way too small. Lets not forget the ones who wear what looks like pajamas all day long.
 
They used to call them "leisure suits"....


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In the 70s it seems like the one piece leisure suit was really popular with older retired men but not so much with younger men. I don't think women particularly cared for the look back then, either and probably won't now.
 
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Three barrels of nope. And I wouldn't want to date a girl who would date a guy wearing it.
 
Moot said:
They used to call them "leisure suits"....


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In the 70s it seems like the one piece leisure suit was really popular with older retired men but not so much with younger men. I don't think women particularly cared for the look back then, either and probably won't now.
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I thought leisure suits were the crazy colored/patterned two-piece suits in the 70s? Kinda like the host of Match Game would wear.
 
Josie said:
I thought leisure suits were the crazy colored/patterned two-piece suits in the 70s? Kinda like the host of Match Game would wear.
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No, those were just bad suits.
 
why would anyone wear one of those ****ing things?
 
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