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I'd rather get bummed to work everyday in a wheelbarrow by a massive Leroy, than spend my hard earned money on an Audi.

It's almost admitting that you're a cliche round my parts, a combover, a sleeve, a ****ty beard, some creed, a pair of yeezy's and a North Face, all stuffed into an Audi S3 or A5.

You've genuinely put me off ever buying an Audi.

Got to ask though, what the **** are creed and yeezy's?
 
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Never heard of either.

I clearly don't fill the Audi driver stereotype so I'm best giving them a swerve.

Jag it is then!
 
No offence to the golfers here but no thanks. The attire, the language. Bollocks.
 
No offence to the golfers here but no thanks. The attire, the language. Bollocks.

Shirt, trousers, shoes. Yeh, who wants to wear that stuff.

Agree about the language though. It's downright disgusting some rounds!
 
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No offence to the golfers here but no thanks. The attire, the language. Bollocks.
The old school golf club vibe is awful, but most clubs are much more progressive these days and just decent relaxing environments. The attire is pretty cool these days, I actually like wearing it lol.
 
The old school golf club vibe is awful, but most clubs are much more progressive these days and just decent relaxing environments. The attire is pretty cool these days, I actually like wearing it lol.
I occasionally go to a golf shop with my golf obsessed father in law and am amazed at the twattishness of the clothes on sale. He then proceeds to speak an alien language to the other golf obsessives present.
 
The old school golf club vibe is awful, but most clubs are much more progressive these days and just decent relaxing environments. The attire is pretty cool these days, I actually like wearing it lol.
Scot & Lyle sweaters for goalposts? How far we've come. <whistle>
 
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I occasionally go to a golf shop with my golf obsessed father in law and am amazed at the twattishness of the clothes on sale. He then proceeds to speak an alien language to the other golf obsessives present.


Indeed.

Long ago golf was the exclusive preserve of white Protestants only. Nowadays it’s open to anybody who can afford hideous clothing.
 
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