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(01-26-2013 01:13 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  

The Rat Pack actually shot that film during the day, then performed and partied at night in Vegas. During that era, it was just how men dressed. Basically, if you left the house, you were wearing slacks and a collared shirt. There wasn't really any such thing as casual as we know it today. Casual would be slacks and a collared polo shirt. I see old pics of my dad from the 60s, and HE was always dressed that way. It wouldn't be the worst thing to see a little of that come back, or at least see men tighten up and dress a little neater, if not formal.

The sensible thing about the clothing of the 20th century is that people actually wore clothes that fit. Shirts and pants worn by businessmen, bikers, greasers, athletes, hippies, metalheads and rappers were loose. Today it is all just tight shirts, tight jeans, tight ankle socks, and pointed shoes which can chafe skin, strain muscles and fascia, raise blood pressure, cause blood clots, damage nerves, and lower testosterone by inhibiting blood flow to the testicles.

Damn these Hipster faggots. They promote pseudo-healthy foods like whole grains which are full of gluten and soy which is full of xenoestrogens, goitrogenic compounds and polyunsaturated fat, all of which are anti-androgens that can lower testosterone. With the Hipster music, which is as feminized as the Hippie love ballads and soft rock, being played all the time in public places, radio and TV stations, and music and video streaming websites, hipster clothing being sold on all clothing stores, which can lower testosterone, and pseudo-healthy testosterone lowering foods like whole grains and soy being promoted as part of a healthy diet, the feminization through testosterone reduction has begun.