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Hey, it's a conversation point if nothing else :-)
OP should have acted crazy, stealing people's drinks, and saying he just escaped jail, all in the name of getting drunk for free.
^^ If he's posting on FML I'm assuming it was an orange jumpsuit.
In Australia that means 'costume'.
#2 thats what I was thinking!!
#3 Will looks hott in anything!
At least you stood out from the crowd :)
Which is often a bad thing.. Except in movies.
It may have been the black and white striped clothing that they no longer wear in prisons, so OP may also have been wearing black and white.
I bet everyone was jealous of you!
How is a prisoner outfit fancy dress anyways?
Derp
I thought a Black and White "Affair" was a formal party, tuxs fancy dresses etc.... I guess "theme" just means everyone should dress in those two colors. Am I right????
I had to Google it myself. You silly people, assuming "fancy" meant adorned, baroque, beautifying, chichi, complicated, cushy, custom, decorated, decorative, deluxe, elaborate, elegant, embellished, fanciful, florid, frilly, froufrou, garnished, gaudy, gingerbread, intricate, lavish, ornate, ostentatious, resplendent, rich, rococo, showy, special, spiffy, or sumptuous. You should clearly have assumed it meant "costume" instead.
Where the FML takes place, "fancy dress" means the same as silly dress in the U.S., like an orange jumpsuit at a black and white dress party.
I'm pretty sure you won't find "silly" as a synonym for "fancy" in any thesaurus.
I know the UK/Australia calls it fancy dress, but I have never in my many years in the United States heard ANYONE refer to a costume party as "silly dress".
I love how uncultured these idiots are
Hey #42 I love how much of a dog you are
Because a dorky prisoner outfit is totally fancy dress
fact dress= costume in UK
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How is a prisoner outfit fancy dress anyways?
will smith did the same in fresh prince and he looked sick