I live in the UK and trust me, outside of Enid Blyton novels it isn't the norm. Unless you're friends with the Famous Five?

The famous five? The the power of five series by Anthony Horowitz? is that what you mean? cause i like that series.

Google Enid Blyton, Famous Five. It's a series of novels about some very annoying children and a dog.

Oh, ok. I don't live in da UK so I don't know.

wow

Where does it say the OP dresses this way normally? Also, who are you to judge someone when you also wear clothing that could be considered "immature". I'm afraid I must declare your post full of fail, and request that you stfu and gtfo. =[

I think I love you and want to adopt you as my third child. XD

I'm really confused why my comment got removed? I wasn't judging the OP, and I was saying I have a small collection of novelty tees that would also be considered childish. I just have never seen Tinkerbell worn by anybody that looked classy. I think some of the t-shirts from suppliers such as 'Hot Topic' of cartoon characters can be worn in a silly, tongue-in-cheek way. I would like an administrator from the site to explain why my comment was modified and in what way in violated the rules.

Oh, and by the way, I assumed from the comment her fiancé made regarding her childish wardrobe, that this was in fact, a common way for her to dress. Whereas I have at most five t-shirts, out of more than 70 articles of clothing, it appears that the OP has more than the normal amount of childish clothing and needs an intervention with "What Not to Wear" immediately. I used myself as an example to show that having a few articles of clothing with a Disney princess or comic book character is ok, unlike what some of the other commentators on this site believe , but that an excessive amount, like the OP, is not ok.

Your comment wasn't modified at all; merely moderated. Since it was the work of another moderator, I can only guess why it was moderated. I'm going to assume it was because of the "white-trash ***** or fat black woman" part, which quite obviously violates the commenting rules, even if we assume there was no racism intended there, therefore it was moderated. In any case, please make these kinds of enquiries directly next time, via either the support email address, or by private message to a moderator. Thanks.

They've actually redone Tinkerbell in her own movie, and she does talk now. I totally agree about The Little Mermaid though. :D