Where do you stand on cardigans?

Jovis · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 07.44

Beardy Bob wrote:Back on topic

Does anyone here wear one?

Weren't too fazed by that, were you Bob?

cdd · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 09.42

It's best not to stand on cardigans at all, they get all crumpled and creased.

Anonymous · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 12.22

What about sitting?

Stuart* · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 12.33

I imagine the best place would be M&S or Debenhams. You didn't specify whether you wanted to stand on mens' or ladies' cardigans, but I imagine there would be quite a choice.

I would suggest that you didn't do it for very long in either store as you would be picked up by CCTV and approached by store assistants fairly quickly who would wish to curtail your pastime.

Pete · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 16.50

I feel that cardigans can come in and out of fashion, although some are best being banned and laughed about by others forever.

Like James.

Anonymous · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 17.01

Hymagumba wrote:I feel that cardigans can come in and out of fashion, although some are best being banned and laughed about by others forever.

Like James.

who's this james everyone keeps callin me?

is it some sort of private joke?

Gavin Scott · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 17.13

Beardy Bob wrote:
Hymagumba wrote:I feel that cardigans can come in and out of fashion, although some are best being banned and laughed about by others forever.

Like James.
who's this james everyone keeps callin me?

is it some sort of private joke?

Its fair to say that your humour didn't always marry up with the rest of the membership, James.

Anonymous · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 17.29

But who is he?

Sput · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 17.30

Perhaps he's hit his bulbous head and has amnesia

Jovis · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 17.35

Beardy Bob wrote:But who is he?

How's the radio career these days, anyway? Still going badly, as ever?

Anonymous · Tue 02 Oct, 2007 18.16

What the bloody hell are you all going on about?

I don't have a radio career.