ban on "metrosexual" attire

It's just a way for them to circumvent discrimination rules/laws and not allow homosexual men in. I know, it sounds stupid, but it sounds a lot better than just straight out saying "No Homosexual Men Allowed". I have spent some time in Australia, and in at least the parts I was staying in, only the gay men were working that preppy look. All the other guys were shirts, jeans, sneakers, or boots.
 
Originally Posted by SuperPirate

This guy is very upset

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What's the big deal? Same as when they tell folks not to wear athletic attire. Pretty sure there's other spots to hit without the restriction
 
What's the big deal? Same as when they tell folks not to wear athletic attire. Pretty sure there's other spots to hit without the restriction
 
Originally Posted by jay zoe2

It's just a way for them to circumvent discrimination rules/laws and not allow homosexual men in. I know, it sounds stupid, but it sounds a lot better than just straight out saying "No Homosexual Men Allowed". I have spent some time in Australia, and in at least the parts I was staying in, only the gay men were working that preppy look. All the other guys were shirts, jeans, sneakers, or boots.
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This. Never been to Australia, but it seems like this is along the same lines as "No nappy hair" or "No spiked hair" or something.
 
Originally Posted by jay zoe2

It's just a way for them to circumvent discrimination rules/laws and not allow homosexual men in. I know, it sounds stupid, but it sounds a lot better than just straight out saying "No Homosexual Men Allowed". I have spent some time in Australia, and in at least the parts I was staying in, only the gay men were working that preppy look. All the other guys were shirts, jeans, sneakers, or boots.
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This. Never been to Australia, but it seems like this is along the same lines as "No nappy hair" or "No spiked hair" or something.
 
"i dont know that word metro, or whatever..i must be a metro-goon ya feel me. I may look like im gay, or I might dress like im gay, but I'm one of the hardest out this mutha__ ya feel me.."
-Lil B
 
"i dont know that word metro, or whatever..i must be a metro-goon ya feel me. I may look like im gay, or I might dress like im gay, but I'm one of the hardest out this mutha__ ya feel me.."
-Lil B
 
Originally Posted by an dee 51o

Originally Posted by jay zoe2

It's just a way for them to circumvent discrimination rules/laws and not allow homosexual men in. I know, it sounds stupid, but it sounds a lot better than just straight out saying "No Homosexual Men Allowed". I have spent some time in Australia, and in at least the parts I was staying in, only the gay men were working that preppy look. All the other guys were shirts, jeans, sneakers, or boots.
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This. Never been to Australia, but it seems like this is along the same lines as "No nappy hair" or "No spiked hair" or something.
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hmm... So you guys are stereotyping gay men's dressing habits?
If they say "no baggy jeans, sneakers, and baseball caps" ...are they trying to keep african-american men from coming in?

You can't complain about a policy because it violates the ability of a certain person to keep in line with their stereotype.
 
Originally Posted by an dee 51o

Originally Posted by jay zoe2

It's just a way for them to circumvent discrimination rules/laws and not allow homosexual men in. I know, it sounds stupid, but it sounds a lot better than just straight out saying "No Homosexual Men Allowed". I have spent some time in Australia, and in at least the parts I was staying in, only the gay men were working that preppy look. All the other guys were shirts, jeans, sneakers, or boots.
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This. Never been to Australia, but it seems like this is along the same lines as "No nappy hair" or "No spiked hair" or something.
Click to expand...

hmm... So you guys are stereotyping gay men's dressing habits?
If they say "no baggy jeans, sneakers, and baseball caps" ...are they trying to keep african-american men from coming in?

You can't complain about a policy because it violates the ability of a certain person to keep in line with their stereotype.
 
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