"Shirt" Semantics-Dome
1When you see the word "shirt" with no added context, what do you immediately picture in your head?
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2gruff wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2024 11:07 pmIn return I have a bunch of classics from the old thread to post. Taster:
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3At the least former active members of this forum were friends with DCB, and some of us still hurt a lot from his loss as life-long fans.
Fuck off with that shit.
Fuck off with that shit.
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5exactly, man, you know who, cut that shit
as for the Poll, button down. a T-Shirt is a T-shirt
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6What a garbage way to kill a thread.
For me, first thing I imagine when I hear "shirt" without further context is "t-shirt". If it's something else, I'd likely clarify with "dress shirt", "button down shirt", etc.
For me, first thing I imagine when I hear "shirt" without further context is "t-shirt". If it's something else, I'd likely clarify with "dress shirt", "button down shirt", etc.
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7that whole thread was tasteless. i guess that's why it stopped.
sorry i missed that!
sorry i missed that!
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8Thanks. I guess I'm the opposite: I think of a shirt with buttons unless someone specifically says "t-shirt", but you're not alone with your take.jfv wrote: Mon Feb 02, 2026 10:50 am What a garbage way to kill a thread.
For me, first thing I imagine when I hear "shirt" without further context is "t-shirt". If it's something else, I'd likely clarify with "dress shirt", "button down shirt", etc.
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9I think of a t-shirt as a shirt, but that’s the norm in these parts where it’s Summer 8 months out of the year. The other thing is a button-up or a pearl-snap. Those are the things you wear to formal outings.
