General Chat

Hi Linda Re the 'Bitch' TShirt. when u ask what sort of mother allows her 10 yr old to wear it - I think the TShirt already provided the answer. As for your grandson's party - why didn't your son or daughter quietly ask the man concerned to leave and return when he was more suitably attired for a children's party? Beth :)

Everyone has there own opinions of things i personally dont like these t shirts everyone seems to wear! Obviously he is one of the peple that like them HOWEVER he should not have worn a t shirt like this to a children s birthday party i think that is completely wrong it is bad enough with just the FCUK on it but when it has the extra bits added it is not appropriate for this!!! xx

linda i agree they are distasteful those tee shirts.even though it is not that word it is implyed that it is just by taking a glancexxx(:

My son paid around £40.00 for his footie shirt, and i think they look cheap and nasty. Shirley Ann.

Sue in Kent I agree we are barmy we should be paid to wear their adverts, but we pay over the top to advertise their (not talking just of FCUK) products. I hate football shirts which have huge lettering of the sponsor and it turns out to be a Drinks Company like Carlsberg and a child is wearing them, I don't its right as bad as cigarette companies advertising I think. Don't think drink and sports go well together :-((( Pat x

Nooo Linda - you're not a misery. I quite like the logo myself but I get embarrassed when my mum sees one lol. And a kids party is a bit innapropriate:)

I am so bad, when my 30yr old daughter complained that t shirts always seemed to pull tight across her boobs, however loose they are everywhere else, so i bought a cheap t shirt and cut holes in where her boobs should go, i put it in a bag and left it with her, she came to my house later that evening wearing it,she called me a daft bat and the whole household fell about laughing. Shirley Ann.

I quite like some of the FCUK slogans although they're not hugely original. I don't think it's appropriate to wear one to a childrens' party though. BCUK (becx)

Why would anyone pay a fortune to advertise across their chest a Company name be it FCUK or any other Company.

Must agree with you there Linda. Poor taste. Deanna

It's bad taste, it's not appropiate for a childrens party, keep it for the adult bbq's

Shirley and Kim, I didn't know that bit about French Connection UK. But as the others have said, it's obviously a play on words and I still think the same. 'Grumpy old bag Glenys' x :-)

OK I probably do qualify as an old misery. I hate the French connection logo on T shirts and anything else. It is a play on words and you are meant to think it is the 4 letter expletive. people who wear it think they are clever to get around the fact that if they wear the actual expletive people could complain. Even more disgusting to wear it at a child's party, the sort of thing a young teenager would do, not a responsible adult. Ann Glos

Hi Linda, just seen the thread - but not all the replies. What I can't get my head round is that FCUK is quite obviously a mix-up of letters of a certain word, yet while the certain word is frowned upon (by me too, I might add), the other is acceptable. Mmm. No. Still can't work out why. Still the same four letters.

Oh guilty as charged Linda, they are going to hate me on here. I must have been a bad girl,still giggling though, think i need a slap.

I'd have choked him lol Linda

Linda, That's what I was gettiing at at. In the late 60' s early, to mid, 70's t-shirts were worse. I remember my cousin, with children really young, forever wearing a t-shirt that said 'I choked Linda Lovelace' and that sort was the norm then, he wore it to kids parties and anywhere. Am I showing my age now! ;-)) Kim Updated, and did I blush then!

I feel a bit bad really as in the 60s i did wear t shirts that were a bit naughty. I remember one my ex wore also when we youngsters, it said, Me not daft ,me not silly , me wear condomn on my willie. Sorry but can't help but smile, though My dad never. Shirley Ann.

Nope, bad taste, especially at a four year olds party. Children of that age are interested in what they see around them and DO look at writing/lettering as they are, of course, just starting out with reading... My niece is 7 and likes to dress like a 16 year old..I hate it.Am taking her out to a family 'do' soon.can i buy her a pretty dress? can i heck!!

That's appalling taste at a children's party. I think any guest who wears clothing with expletives (even disguised ones) on it is not only displaying bad taste, but also contempt for their host and fellow guests. I think I'd have asked that man to leave and come back suitably dressed. CB >|<