First we had Muffins McGee. If dressed properly, she'd probably look alright--but skinny jeans that are 2 sizes too small so that your ass crack is hanging out in a weird sort of pasty mushroom cloud above it paired with a shirt that had fringe (FRINGE.) hanging off which was ALSO way too short...um...wasn't flattering. Also not flattering? The 'sexy' truffle shuffle you were doing ALL.NIGHT.

Next we had Danny Zuko. As played by Crystal Gale. This chick had LONG brown hair, wearing a white t-shirt with the sleeves rolled, tucked into boys cut jeans with the cuffs rolled up at the bottom. I was waiting for her to start busting out Grease Lightning, I swear. There was nothing flattering about it AT ALL. It was really weird.
Third on the list was Tittie Drapes. Poor girl did NOT know how to dress herself for her shape. She was a larger girl (nothing wrong with that!) but dressed like she was a smaller girl. Strapless tops on larger, big chested girls just doesn't work. It looked like she'd hiked up a skirt to sit on her boobs at a really bad spot, making her cleavage look like a straight line..it was painful to look at. They honestly did look like Tittie Drapes.

Next girl was a spitting image of Rupert from Survivor. Um...not a compliment. Baggy tie-dyed tank top tucked into awful jean shorts. WTF?? I don't even know what else to say about that one.
Anyway, that was the cast of weirdos that I had the pleasure of being surrounded with last night, with the added bonus of them all being drunk off their asses and 'being hilarious'. Good on them for having fun but they should buy a fucking mirror, unless I'm just SO far removed from fashion these days that these looks are hot and I'm just an old bag.
...and people wonder why I don't like going out...


I can understand wanting to look nice, and flirty, and a little sexy when you go out, but yeesh, some of these folks sound like absolute train wrecks. I do feel a bit sorry for Tit Drapes girl - my best friend in high school was a larger girl, and she had a hard time finding clothes that made her feel good. "Most clothes don't make me feel like a girl," she would tell me. "They make me feel like a Fat Girl." She'd purposefully buy things that were too small, because she'd feel really good about herself when she could fit into them. She'd never wear them out, though, and I guess that's all the difference.
ReplyDeleteLOL yea and those are some of the reasons I don't like going out too....OMG thank god we were too tired and missed that gong show!
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