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brazilianwax wrote: »
You are going to need suits for work, SP.
After another 6 months of this diet I will be about 30 inch chest and will be able to wear any clothes.:beer:0 -
studentphil wrote: »After another 6 months of this diet I will be about 30 inch chest and will be able to wear any clothes.
30" chest? are you aiming to be a broom handle?0 -
I'm a 42" chest and i've never found a problem buying a suit..
You probably won't need a suit for work also.. they're a lot less common than you think
The whole idea of an interview is to present you in your best light, whilst giving the best impression.
I bought a new suit after graduating to wear to interviews. I wore it twice in a week (for interviews) then it never saw the light of day for a year... it's just the way it goes, but it was part of me getting a job and it was worth it0 -
How about a strait jacket, no problem fitting into one of those !! :rotfl:studentphil wrote: »Trouble with suit jackets are that because I am very broad across the shouders I can never get a comfortable jacket.
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studentphil wrote: »After another 6 months of this diet I will be about 30 inch chest and will be able to wear any clothes.
A 30" chest?? My dog wears a 34" collar.When I had my loft converted back into a loft, the neighbours came around and scoffed, and called me retro.0 -
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That's !!!!!!!!, OH wears a 48" chest and he has no problem buying clothes.When I had my loft converted back into a loft, the neighbours came around and scoffed, and called me retro.0
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studentphil wrote: »Having a 40 inch chest is a pain too as you can not get many clothes to fit.
I am near killing myself eating 1200 calories a day as it is.
If you've having difficulty find clothes to fit a 40" chest then you looking in the wrong shops. 38" - 40" is considered medium, so 30" must be extra, extra small and be even harder to find!0 -
That's !!!!!!!!, OH wears a 48" chest and he has no problem buying clothes.
Many Places I go in only sell jackets to 40-42 max,
I look at [EMAIL="tw@t"]!!!!!![/EMAIL] in a suit anyway so I am not keen on going for interviews as it is. Maybe soon if I can be that bit thinner I will look and feel much better.:beer:0 -
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