Alan Sorrentino goes on air and bashes womens ripped jeans look

  Neil Knight
   Massachusetts rural right wing fashion policeman and radio host Alan Sorrentino has issues with how women dress and he recently took apart the number of college women he sees wearing shredded jeans and how they think looking like a homeless person is a fashion statement. Alan cannot stand how women dress and really hates certain styles and  he bitched and complained about how it is mainly women that somehow think ripped jeans are still hip and cool to wear.

This was a style Alan had hoped went away with grinning but he has been terrified to see it return at least in the North East and he is sick and tired of seeing bimbos ion shredded jeans. Mr Sorretino expressed his displeasure with ripped jeans and says they are just typical of the young brain warped on glop and only the glop of massive drug intake and drug culture that has a major impact and influence on Americas youth explains this look. Alan Bashed the blue jeans dress even without the

erip and gave a brief history of the blue jeans as working man wear and that the women and fashion industry made a mockery of it by expanding the reaches of it to where now few people actually are wearing it as in past generations.

   Alan also bashed women's low rise jeans that he is thankful are not as popular as they were once in his leafy North East town and still gets disgusted and skin crawling when he has to see the lower tramp stamp back and ars of these young women who are so ignorant of their appearance and how they look to others and the older generations out in public.Women are so obsessed data show with attention than men so they are more willing and eager to go outside the fashion bounds in need of eyes and comments of the clothing and women's clothing fetishes and quick displacement is one of the worlds serious problems with the eco system and needs to be curtailed for the environment and confinement practical slavery of other women form parts across the world forced to stitch and itch these clothes for pennies an hour.