1. 2 years ago 

    Disposable Teens

    The other day I got dragged shopping with my mates after college.

    Now, it seems the latest cool clothing label to have is “Super-Dry” which is only available from none other than my mortal enemy, Army & Navy. Now, I have my reasons for hating this shop, mostly being my Mum. Every week (maybe fortnight) when I was younger she’d drag me out shopping and go in there and there’s always radiators on or something. I mean, even in the blistering heat of summer they’d have the radiators on full blast. I never understood how people could work in that awful shop.

    Anyway, so I’ve been dragged out shopping and we’re browsing this latest cool clothing line. And I’m inquisitive as to why Super-Dry is suddenly the most awesome clothes ever.

    I’ll take a quick break to say I was wearing an Iron Maiden T-Shirt and £5 Jeans from Tesco. Yea, that’s how fashionable I am.

    So the response is vague and apparently it “just is”. What great reasons for spending £40 on a Polo Shirt (Especially since Primark’s just down the road). So, I quit my bitchin’ and went along with it. But it made me wonder, What will they do when Super-Dry is not the cool brand?

    On the bus home, I then ended up listening to the Marilyn Manson song which is now the title. It seemed pretty fitting to my afternoon, plus I needed a title for this blog and “Walking on Sunshine” or “Boy Named Sue” wouldn’t work as well.

    Thanks for taking the time to read this (Yes, all three of you). And I shall now go to sleep.

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