SouthernN'Proud
Southern Discomfort
Does this hold for sporting events as well? Operas? Plays at the local community theatre? Greyhound buses?
WalMart announces end to discrimination
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Does this hold for sporting events as well? Operas? Plays at the local community theatre? Greyhound buses?
paul_valaru
100% Pure Canadian Beef
nope, but it should, if you take more than one seat, you should pay for more than one seat. If I am paying for a seat, I want my seat, all of it.
paul_valaru
100% Pure Canadian Beef
I am saying it looks like larger bras are made quite different that smaller bras, less material, less labour. (Unless you are talking them fancy lift and separate numbers)
SouthernN'Proud
Southern Discomfort
So if an anorexic uses less than a full seat, do they get a discount?
paul_valaru
100% Pure Canadian Beef
no, they have access and use of the full seat.
paul_valaru
100% Pure Canadian Beef
it's that we want to punish any deviation from the standard human form, because we don't like people that aren't like us.
No, it's cause I want my seat I payed for, and I have no urge, nor need to share it.
Altron
Well-Known Member
I've never seen stores charge differently for the same style in different sizes. I've had a rough time clothes shopping before, because most nice clothing stores carry a lot of 30-34, some 28-29, some 36s, and a few 38s. I'm a 38 and I never have a great selection.
But my brother, he's a 46, and the styles that they have in 46 are only at cheaper stores (Kohls and places like that) and are very baggy and bland looking.
But my brother, he's a 46, and the styles that they have in 46 are only at cheaper stores (Kohls and places like that) and are very baggy and bland looking.
SouthernN'Proud
Southern Discomfort
Guess you've never seen the disclaimers saying "Big and tall $4 more", huh?
paul_valaru
100% Pure Canadian Beef
what is kohl's all my stuff in old navy right now, lol
hey you get an extended cab truck, you pay more, same principle
hey you get an extended cab truck, you pay more, same principle
Altron
Well-Known Member
Not really... although I tend to shop name brands at outlet stores, or clearance racks at name brand stores.
Gonz - Yeah, maybe if you're 40-50, Kohl's is nice. My parents both shop there.
SouthernN'Proud
Southern Discomfort
Professur
Well-Known Member
Sure have. Laughed my ass off at them too. I've never understood why Bish's size 13 shoes cost the same as my size 7s.
Altron
Well-Known Member
Me too. You think I get my threads at WallyWorld?
I picture you wearing a NASCAR hat, a red plaid shirt tucked into faded jeans with a brown leather belt and a big brass buckle (and a knife clipped to the side), and Timberland work boots.
SouthernN'Proud
Southern Discomfort
Congratulations. You got the Timberlands correct.
Office setting: I'm a Van Heusen feller with a little American Eagle thrown in sometimes.
Casual: Levis, Dixie Outfitters shirts, ballcap, hiking boots.
At home: Whatever is clean.
Office setting: I'm a Van Heusen feller with a little American Eagle thrown in sometimes.
Casual: Levis, Dixie Outfitters shirts, ballcap, hiking boots.
At home: Whatever is clean.
Altron
Well-Known Member
I like timberlands... they're not the most comfortable thing, and mine are a little too small for me, but I got them really cheap. They're baby blue with white accents. $18 though...
BTW, I think it's funny that usually we derail a discussion to talk about boobs, but this time we derailed a discussion about boobs to talk about clothes.
I think they're justified to charge different prices for different sizes, assuming that it's not exactly the same size. For example, if you're almost flatchested and you buy a bra, it's going to be very flexible, and the straps will be really thing and stuff. But if you're very well-endowed, it has to be big and supportive and has to have a very wide strap across your back so that it doesn't dig into your back. That's obviously more expensive to design and manufacture.
BTW, I think it's funny that usually we derail a discussion to talk about boobs, but this time we derailed a discussion about boobs to talk about clothes.
I think they're justified to charge different prices for different sizes, assuming that it's not exactly the same size. For example, if you're almost flatchested and you buy a bra, it's going to be very flexible, and the straps will be really thing and stuff. But if you're very well-endowed, it has to be big and supportive and has to have a very wide strap across your back so that it doesn't dig into your back. That's obviously more expensive to design and manufacture.