Only when trying to please stupids, stupid. Sorry I didn’t think of you.
Anonymous says:
>same event
It’s not the same event, stupid. Pic in the op is Fischer vs Tal in the chess olympiad, while the pic you posted now is Fabi vs Magnus in the 2018 world chess championship.
This is the chess olympiad in 2018 btw, same event as in the op 58 years later.
Anonymous says:
That just makes the point even more clear. Well done anon.
Anonymous says:
What? The chess olympiad had a strict dress code in 1960, but not so much in 2018. People wore casual clothes at the 2018 olympiad with its loose dress code but not at the 1960 olympiad with its strict dress code.
So is the final point that people dress up when attending an event with a strict dress code? That’s really interesting, thanks for bringing it up.
Anonymous says:
>The chess olympiad had a strict dress code in 1960
Source?
Anonymous says:
They actually knew how to dress back in the good old days
It was the societal standard and simply how things were done. You spent more on your wardrobe but wore it more often.
It’s also a pretty practical way of dressing which can be dressed up or down and has a surprising amount of variety.
Not lewd, just indecent and classless. You know how you look at fatties in walmart shopping in their pajamas? That’s how people would have looked at you walking around in jeans and a t-shirt if you weren’t a mechanic or farm laborer
It was basically just busy body stupids enforcing an arbitrary social standard by acting as a self rightous gestapo. The good ole days sucked. So do suits. I’ll take the freedom to look like shit with the cons of day people existing over wearing pajamas and pretending it’s what God wanted men to wear every day.
I’d prefer a world where people didn’t look and dress like shit. Unfortunately being obese and dressing terribly is widespread today. At least smoking is uncommon in my country.
Anonymous says:
Dressing well and not being obese goes hand-in-hand with smoking because all three are relics of more conservative times
Anonymous says:
When Brando and James Dean were filmed in a t-shirt it was a little risque.
>Good, people are too immodest today, and then they’re surprised people act like beasts
Man what the heck happened to this place. Go post on a church forum or something
LULZ’s weird contrarian shitposting flipped from misanthropic atheism to christian fundamentalist roleplay sometime during the obama administration, especially with /pol/’s reaction the the mainstream acceptance of SJWs.
Just started a philosophy class at my community college to get some credits, and some guy that’s like 32ish comes in every day wearing a wool suit and a wool paper boy hat. He carries his shit in a leather shoulder bag and instead of typing things out or writing them on paper he has an ipad and a stylus that he writes on an ms paint type software. He has a really shitty scruffy beard and pretends to be on a similar level of intelligence with the professor and holds up the class with his comments and attempts at discussion that are completely out of left field and only serve as a means to let the class know that he’s smart. I just think it’s really hecking funny and this is the only thread that is even remotely related to it enough for me to make fun of him at.
No one was a wannabe
It was so natural to do so, and no one felt enforced to look like X or Y or take inspiration of X outfit or Y outfit. It was just the default, something you wouldn’t think of much after certain age cause you have much more important things to think of and to concern yourself with.
tldr, no fashionista fever, they realized it was not about the looks
Suit isn’t formal, it’s just the default clothing. It’s for daily life.
Modern clothing is athletic clothing or hard labour clothing that’s supposed to be worn whilst doing sports or working on a building site.
You wouldn’t wear an astronaut suit to the grocery store so why would you wear a construction workers suit or an olympic runners suit to the grocery store? The proper thing to wear to the grocery store is a suit and tie
The world is too hecking hot to wear a suit anymore. Wearing multiple long sleeve layers in the southern half of the US in the summer is unbearable if you’re not in an air conditioned environment the whole time. Yes, even linen is too hot.
Another thing is that synthetic bullshit hadn’t been invented yet so suits were wool by default and much comfier.
I have four suits and the wool one I got at a thrift store is by far the most comfortable, and it looks the best. It would be the most expensive new of course, which is why synthetics "won" and now everyone thinks suits aren’t comfy.
A chess tournament is not a casual setting. Look at chess tournaments today, all wear collared shirts and suits. Unless it’s sponsored by Le epic gaming company or something
Their brains hasn’t evolved yet
yes, their brain were not ready for the degeneration yet
suits are degenerate
based
t. hasn’t discovered buttons yet
>tradconformist complains about people not dressing the same and calls it degeneracy
Wow what a surprise!
>casually
they’re chessmasters playing in front of television cameras and a crowd of diplomats
You know there were people in the 50s and 60s who didn’t attend chess tournaments, right?
well then don’t post a pic of a formal even claiming it to be casual
Based stupid, it’s a formal event BECAUSE they’re all wearing suits. The question is WHY. Pic related is the same event in 2018.
Still a bad choice of picture you mong
Only when trying to please stupids, stupid. Sorry I didn’t think of you.
>same event
It’s not the same event, stupid. Pic in the op is Fischer vs Tal in the chess olympiad, while the pic you posted now is Fabi vs Magnus in the 2018 world chess championship.
This is the chess olympiad in 2018 btw, same event as in the op 58 years later.
That just makes the point even more clear. Well done anon.
What? The chess olympiad had a strict dress code in 1960, but not so much in 2018. People wore casual clothes at the 2018 olympiad with its loose dress code but not at the 1960 olympiad with its strict dress code.
So is the final point that people dress up when attending an event with a strict dress code? That’s really interesting, thanks for bringing it up.
>The chess olympiad had a strict dress code in 1960
Source?
They actually knew how to dress back in the good old days
Chess tournaments of yesteryear had a strict dress code, you dumb chud.
It was the societal standard and simply how things were done. You spent more on your wardrobe but wore it more often.
It’s also a pretty practical way of dressing which can be dressed up or down and has a surprising amount of variety.
the perception of "formal" and "casual" was different back then.
t-shirts were considered underwear.
Would it be lewd or acceptable to go out in t-shirt?
Not lewd, just indecent and classless. You know how you look at fatties in walmart shopping in their pajamas? That’s how people would have looked at you walking around in jeans and a t-shirt if you weren’t a mechanic or farm laborer
It was basically just busy body stupids enforcing an arbitrary social standard by acting as a self rightous gestapo. The good ole days sucked. So do suits. I’ll take the freedom to look like shit with the cons of day people existing over wearing pajamas and pretending it’s what God wanted men to wear every day.
I’d prefer a world where people didn’t look and dress like shit. Unfortunately being obese and dressing terribly is widespread today. At least smoking is uncommon in my country.
Dressing well and not being obese goes hand-in-hand with smoking because all three are relics of more conservative times
When Brando and James Dean were filmed in a t-shirt it was a little risque.
You would not be considered a man without a hat and a watch.
Good, people are too immodest today, and then they’re surprised people act like beasts
>Good, people are too immodest today, and then they’re surprised people act like beasts
Man what the heck happened to this place. Go post on a church forum or something
LULZ’s weird contrarian shitposting flipped from misanthropic atheism to christian fundamentalist roleplay sometime during the obama administration, especially with /pol/’s reaction the the mainstream acceptance of SJWs.
>SOWJET
Just started a philosophy class at my community college to get some credits, and some guy that’s like 32ish comes in every day wearing a wool suit and a wool paper boy hat. He carries his shit in a leather shoulder bag and instead of typing things out or writing them on paper he has an ipad and a stylus that he writes on an ms paint type software. He has a really shitty scruffy beard and pretends to be on a similar level of intelligence with the professor and holds up the class with his comments and attempts at discussion that are completely out of left field and only serve as a means to let the class know that he’s smart. I just think it’s really hecking funny and this is the only thread that is even remotely related to it enough for me to make fun of him at.
sounds like you’re too brainlet to understand his philosophic dialogues
loled out loud
No one was a wannabe
It was so natural to do so, and no one felt enforced to look like X or Y or take inspiration of X outfit or Y outfit. It was just the default, something you wouldn’t think of much after certain age cause you have much more important things to think of and to concern yourself with.
tldr, no fashionista fever, they realized it was not about the looks
Hollywood unironically
Suit isn’t formal, it’s just the default clothing. It’s for daily life.
Modern clothing is athletic clothing or hard labour clothing that’s supposed to be worn whilst doing sports or working on a building site.
You wouldn’t wear an astronaut suit to the grocery store so why would you wear a construction workers suit or an olympic runners suit to the grocery store? The proper thing to wear to the grocery store is a suit and tie
This guy gets it.
suitcels be seething over olympiachads
Based
The world is too hecking hot to wear a suit anymore. Wearing multiple long sleeve layers in the southern half of the US in the summer is unbearable if you’re not in an air conditioned environment the whole time. Yes, even linen is too hot.
Another thing is that synthetic bullshit hadn’t been invented yet so suits were wool by default and much comfier.
I have four suits and the wool one I got at a thrift store is by far the most comfortable, and it looks the best. It would be the most expensive new of course, which is why synthetics "won" and now everyone thinks suits aren’t comfy.
Wool suits sound hot as heck.
depends on the weight of the fabric, but it is true that central heating has contributed somewhat to the decline of the suit.
They can be cooler than the equivalent polyester. When’s the last time you saw a sheep overheat?
Besides, cotton and linen are also options.
Sheep overheat and die in the summer if they don’t get sheared.
A chess tournament is not a casual setting. Look at chess tournaments today, all wear collared shirts and suits. Unless it’s sponsored by Le epic gaming company or something
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