What has happened to men?

This is my man-bag, decide for yourself if it's 'gay'.

A World War II, made in 1942, British Army Indian issue mrk IV gas mask bag:

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Pretty 'Indiana Jones' if you ask me.
 
dazzerd said:
Yep the world has gone mad; every day I see blokes with half mast spray on jeans and pumps and have to do a double take.

I also have noticed how vain young men are nowadays. I have recently moved from head office to work on a team which is situated in our 2nd office where the majority of our call centre people are; every time I go to the crapper there is always blokes in there staring at themselves and redoing their hair; there is something seriously wrong with the world. I actually know homosexual men who are more manly then some of these "mengirls".
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I'm far from convinced that homosexual men are, on average, more feminine than heterosexual men, or ever have been. One gay bloke I know was a Royal Marine for years and you don't get much more manly than that.
 
Angilion said:
I'm far from convinced that homosexual men are, on average, more feminine than heterosexual men, or ever have been. One gay bloke I know was a Royal Marine for years and you don't get much more manly than that.
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Pretty much, most of the gays that I know do not 'prance' around like 'girlie girls', for the most part you wouldn't even know they was gay tbh.
 
oh this gayness is going over the top now... Personaly i wear whats comfortable for me yet blends in with others nothing over the top like some 'tards wear... Good e.g. Is sunglasses without the actual glass lol
 
I saw an article about this not so long ago. they reckon that it's only a matter of time before someone starts off the male skirt as a highstreet fashion.
 
Feek said:
Not quite but not bad, what you really need is a Mk VII with the correct strap...
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Hehe, yeah I'm aware mine isn't the exact model used in the actual films, but I purposefully didn't want to leather strap so this was pretty much the only option left. I also prefer the heavy brass buckles, rings and catches on my model. Yours does look cool though :) We will be sprinting away from boulders in no time!

edit: I actually looked at your thread when I was doing a bit of research and looking to buy this sort of bag, it helped me onto the path of manliness :D

edit2: actually mine does say VII on the flap so I guess I was mistaken about the model mrk, I guess it's the fact it's the Indian British army issue that makes it different to yours
 
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benjo said:
Because he's gay? :confused:

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Someone posted a Youtube link recently about this - a comedian who questions this notion, primarily along the lines of what gay/straight men want. Soft skin, curves, aesthetically pleasing looks? No thanks, I want a big ****. Right there up the marmite motorway. Gentle touch, caring persona? **** you, you fag.
 
I went into Next the other day and nearly had a breakdown at just how poofy the fashion has become. I was genuinely lost and thought I was in the womans section. There were shirts with ruffles and jeans that were drainpipes until the bottom where they were hideously flared.

The only manly thing in that shop was the aftershave.

I ended up having an argument with my wife because I refuse to look like a fop in the name of fashion. It reminds me of the 5th element where the presenter is dressed in roses and womens clothes. Thats how men will be expected to dress in the future and it makes me sad.
 
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