Style and Dressing in SF (The City) (work, health)

[ladysrodgers]

Originally Posted by hotdogbun

What I *have* seen a lot of on guys is the long-sleeved white tee under a darker teeshirt, and jeans. It's nearly ubiquitous. That, to me, is sooooooooo San Francisco. What's up with that?

It's sooooooo northern Californian, where the temps change quickly, and people dress in layers.

[ladysrodgers]

Originally Posted by skatealoneskatetogether

Well i dont know about other bay area men on this board but i think europe can keep those woman. I dont find it stimulating to look at toothpics in thousand dollar dresses.

I'm female but I totally agree with you; and notice how they're usually so pale and unhealthy looking too? Bleh

[Milliano]

Originally Posted by skatealoneskatetogether

Well i dont know about other bay area men on this board but i think europe can keep those woman. I dont find it stimulating to look at toothpics in thousand dollar dresses.

By toothpics, do you mean toothpics, or do you mean "not as fat as the average fatass American"?
Skinny and pale sounds good to me! Most people who are pale probably aren't pale due to a medical reason. More like they're pale because they don't go to unhealthy means to change their skin tone.

[monti]

Originally Posted by Milliano

By toothpics, do you mean toothpics, or do you mean "not as fat as the average fatass American"?
Skinny and pale sounds good to me! Most people who are pale probably aren't pale due to a medical reason. More like they're pale because they don't go to unhealthy means to change their skin tone.

I HEARTILY AGREE!

I dig on the darker hair paler skin look - and those same girls are oftentimes jealous of me, since in the winter I retain a 'tanned' look, due to my romanian heritage.

Who cares about tans - and blonde hair disgusts me.

[skatealoneskatetogether]

yea sorry i dont dig that whole emo im stuck inside all day and my skin looks like paste thing . or the whole im so skinny i can fit both legs in a womans size 2 pants thing. or the whole im white but i dye my hair black to look more ethnic thing. i like a healthy american woman with a good healthy sun tan and some meat on their bones. fair blonde hair is good too.

[ImRandy]

Is there such a thing as a "good healthy sun tan"? I may be biased though because I think the sexiest women are the ones with skin like milk.

[skatealoneskatetogether]

Originally Posted by ImRandy

Is there such a thing as a "good healthy sun tan"? I may be biased though because I think the sexiest women are the ones with skin like milk.

^^ another transplant

[Anafe]

I heard a lifestyle show in Sirius Satellite radio stating that more people like to have tanned skin rather than pale or silky-milk skin and I definitely agree with them! Nothings beats having an exotic sun-tanned skin!

[gizmo980]

Originally Posted by Milliano

By toothpics, do you mean toothpics, or do you mean "not as fat as the average fatass American"?
Skinny and pale sounds good to me! Most people who are pale probably aren't pale due to a medical reason. More like they're pale because they don't go to unhealthy means to change their skin tone.

Well, to each his/her own... what you describe as a "fatass" (very rude, btw ) might be perfect to somebody else. I'm with skatealone on this one - you can keep the pale and skinny, I'll take a little meat & healthy glow, thanks. I'm obviously referring to what I like in a man, but I'd feel the same way about women if I were gay or male.

[Milliano]

Originally Posted by gizmo980

Well, to each his/her own... what you describe as a "fatass" (very rude, btw ) might be perfect to somebody else. I'm with skatealone on this one - you can keep the pale and skinny, I'll take a little meat & healthy glow, thanks. I'm obviously referring to what I like in a man, but I'd feel the same way about women if I were gay or male.

I understand what you mean. But how is what I said so rude? I mean it could be seen as rude to generalize a population of all being too skinny, and to connect being skinny and pale with having health problems and not taking care of ones self. That's what I was replying to. America has a huge (no pun intended) weight problem... that's a fact... and it's disgusting.

Anyway, tans aren't healthy at all. All a tan is is the body reacting to getting too much sunlight - trying to protect itself. I mean yeah, skin cancer is so hott(??). It can look good I know, but I'm just saying, it's not healthier than lacking a tan.