Gym shirts that I just don't understand

GeminiDelight

the y i go to would ask you to leave if you have cuss words or sexual profanity on your shirts. it is in their membership agreement that you sign. it is a family place.

i have never gotten any flack for not being christian there. their belief is that they are the ones doing the christian thing by making sure that everyone has an opportunity to be healthy and have access to community activities.

Fullsterkur_woman

I have a shirt that has a caduceus and says "Ask your doctor if getting off your *kitten* is right for you!" and one that has a Dia de los Muertos skeleton and says "F#%& YOU, I"M FROM TEXAS" on it (but I never wear the second one anymore). And yes, I was born in 1975, so I have no manners. It's my mom's fault; she didn't teach me any. I do work on learning them though.

Personally, I'm grateful when d-bags advertise their status to the world. It's easier to avoid them when you know them for what they are.

ninerbuff

It's the Alpha male insecurity thing. Gotta be noticed or they ain't much.

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Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition

lexcoulstring

I don't care if someone is in a clown outfit while I workout. I am there to workout. I guess I'm more focused on my purpose then scoping the atmosphere of my gym

JessD9031

I have a shirt that says "Hold my beer while I run with your boyfriend". It is leftover from my college XC days, and was funny then but I would not wear it now. Not that I have grown up much, but I feel like I have gotten a little smarter.

nossmf

I do not spend time looking around during my cardio, but when I am lifting and have 1-2 minutes rest before my next set, sure I'll look around, see the exercises others are doing, see if anybody I recognize is also there, etc. When my watch says time's up, time for the next set, then I refocus for the few seconds needed for that set, and then I'm back to people watching.

Motorsheen

Gym Shirts ?

I just wear plain black or plain gray moisture wicking shirts along with black shorts (everydamnday).

Why put any energy into wardrobe, at the gym?

Besides, if you wear a gimmicky t-shirt, you're inviting someone to comment and possibly interrupt your workout.

Nobody needs that.

JessD9031

Motorsheen wrote: »

Gym Shirts ?

I just wear plain black or plain gray moisture wicking shirts along with black shorts (everydamnday).

Why put any energy into wardrobe, at the gym?

Besides, if you wear a gimmicky t-shirt, you're inviting someone to comment and possibly interrupt your workout.

Nobody needs that.

Boring.

Motorsheen

JessD9031 wrote: »

Motorsheen wrote: »

Gym Shirts ?

I just wear plain black or plain gray moisture wicking shirts along with black shorts (everydamnday).

Why put any energy into wardrobe, at the gym?

Besides, if you wear a gimmicky t-shirt, you're inviting someone to comment and possibly interrupt your workout.

Nobody needs that.

Boring.

What if I told you that these same shirts were constructed from tear-away fabric?

BraydanTaffy

Motorsheen wrote: »

JessD9031 wrote: »

Motorsheen wrote: »

Gym Shirts ?

I just wear plain black or plain gray moisture wicking shirts along with black shorts (everydamnday).

Why put any energy into wardrobe, at the gym?

Besides, if you wear a gimmicky t-shirt, you're inviting someone to comment and possibly interrupt your workout.

Nobody needs that.

Boring.

What if I told you that these same shirts were constructed from tear-away fabric?

Hugo Boss tear-aways are last season.

This season, Barnum & Bailey jump-intos are all the rage...