White daps with a suit?

[splott parker]

On a side note has anyone on here heard the saying “Diarrhoea with daps on” ?
My Mum used it yrs ago to describe JJ Williams the Welsh rugby union player.
I’d never heard it before, or since. She told me it was a Cardiff saying, but to this day I think she just made it up ��

Very common saying, still used

[splott parker]

The white trainers fad is an eye roller for me. What’s really bugging me now is when I contact someone re anything and I get thanked for “reaching out”. When did that become everyday English?

It’s daps, not trainers, Lew Clayton was a trainer

[William Treseder]

Very common saying, still used

I feel bad now thinking she made it up 😁

[Wales-Bales]

A tie is very smart in my opinion and has never gone out of fashion.
I think these dap wearers will look back in years to come and say 'What the feck did I look like'

The last time I wore a tie must have a couple of decades ago, I hate them with a vengeance.

[Wales-Bales]

The last time I wore a tie must have a couple of decades ago, I hate them with a vengeance.

"must have bean"

[DINGO COOPER]

The last time I wore a tie must have a couple of decades ago, I hate them with a vengeance.

This. Utterly pointless things. Wearing a tie with a short sleeved shirt is also the lowest of the low when it comes to fashion, never mind white daps.

[splott parker]

When you combine that with "hey, can I get a...", you know you've got a right wanker in front of you.

Any person who says ‘Can I get’ should be told ‘Yes, it’s over there on the shelf (or wherever) but you’re not allowed behind the counter so f*ck off’ ……now if you’d have said ‘Can I have’……….

[NYCBlue]

If you're going to wear a formal suit, It's usually going to look better with a tie. Sure, a tie's purpose is purely decoration, but what's wrong with that? People wear hats all the time when they're not needed.

[NYCBlue]

Any person who says ‘Can I get’ should be told ‘Yes, it’s over there on the shelf (or wherever) but you’re not allowed behind the counter so f*ck off’ ……now if you’d have said ‘Can I have’……….

Why? What's the difference?