What to wear on holiday?

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.guardian.c...eron-holiday-wardrobe

When on holiday, is it best for a Conservative to dress conservative or as the Guardian suggests?

Notice they suggest the lefties time trusted foot wear the sandals, but at £65 a pair, I would have thought that was a little steep for their taste.

[jno]

I thought Cameron looked just fine dressed the way he was. I wouldn't take the Guardian's fashion advice on any subject whatever.

[jno]

actually, looking through the comments on that blog, it seems a lot of Guardian readers think the same way as I do.

[dave50]

At least it's not the typical Brit abroad outfit of tracksuit, trainers and football shirt.

[jackthehat]

An AOG thread..........pointless !!??!!

Go and wash your hands, Trim...........!

[Zeuhl]

Trim is trying to censor Old Git!

And stop him standing up bravely and speaking out regardless on the key issues in the news such as what to wear on holiday.

[Gromit]

Useless space filler for the Guardian. Why we are linked to it for conversation is a mystery. Nice to see you have abandoned the tinyurls though.

[anotheoldgit]

/// Nice to see you have abandoned the tinyurls though.///

Always pleased to accept sensible advice, although I don't see why you are against people using tinyurls, if they so wish?

[Answerprancer]

To you, Git anyone who disagrees with your bile-loaded intolerance and hatred of anything foreign is a "lefty".

[jackthehat]

Perhaps they ought to have suggested.........cardigans with leatherette-buttons, trousers with the top button missing but held up with a belt somewhere around arm-pit level.....and nylon slippers with some amusing legend written on them.....?

[pa___ul3]

this thread should be in celebrity style!!

notice the lefties time trusted sandals were third choice! Mr AOG, I'd love to see what you'd kit him out in!... cardigan, trousers and slippers perhaps!?

[ChuckFickens]

Off topic.... (well off the original topic at least)

Tinyurls don't give a person a chance to see what site they are about to visit which some people don't like and can be dangerous, no this isn't a anti daily mail thing, it's purely a security thing, if people have the chance to avoid sites they may be banned from trying to visit in the environment they are in they normally will, tinyurls prevent this judgement call.

Yes they do have their place, yes I do use them sometimes, but only when required.

[Answerprancer]

Ooh, can't say that Jack - it's just NOT funny ;-)

[jackthehat]

I only just beat pa___ul3 to it, as well.............:o)

[pa___ul3]

ah jth, beat me to it! I am subscribing to your fashion thinking with regards to the more mature, more conservative thinking gentleman.

[Ankou]

the holidays i go on, you don't have to wear any clothes at all on the beaches. and tree hugging is banned*.








* due to a recent splinter incident in 2009 which caused a health and safety nightmare

[bazwillrun]

"To you, Git anyone who disagrees with your bile-loaded intolerance and hatred of anything foreign is a "lefty".

whereas people of your ilk are happy seeing this country destroyed

[bazwillrun]

one of the main reasons for using tinyurls is simple because some boards have a character limit that can be entered into a field.

what this board does i havent a clue, but in my experience I find tinyurls for some strange reason seem to suffer less problems when linking than posting full extremely long urls

[Answerprancer]

Are they Baz ? That's the point, you and His Gitworthyness (and about two others) know nothing of my political beliefs other than those you choose to believe.
It seems as though, you and the others think (?) that anyone who isn't just a bit to the right of Ghengis Khan is a "leftie".

[pa___ul3]

A 'hand-wringing' one at that AP! I still can't work out what that actually means.

I still want to hear what AOGok Wan considers best option for DC in 'beefa! It is interesting to see he reads the style columns!