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young senior people

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Nicholls595 Apr 2016 10:41am, 7 Apr 2016 3,255 posts	Quote Pin Nicholls595 Have you considered it might be a typo? Young "senor" people casts a very different slant on it. Anyone for a matador costume?
Spleen Apr 2016 3:38pm, 7 Apr 2016 1,376 posts	Quote Pin Spleen I find the phrase "multichannel distance selling" more confusing than "young senior". Does it mean they have a website?
GregP Apr 2016 3:49pm, 7 Apr 2016 81,203 posts	Quote Pin GregP I think it implies they have a website and a twitter account.
Surelynot Apr 2016 8:21pm, 7 Apr 2016 956 posts	Quote Pin Surelynot Battleship grey trousers with elasticated waist bands. Just the job.
Wazelle Apr 2016 8:34pm, 7 Apr 2016 1,833 posts	Quote Pin Wazelle Nice. and pants that are a little too large, so that there is room to tuck in essential supplies in case you lose them. (DO NOT keep your reading glasses there)
Carpathius Apr 2016 8:42pm, 7 Apr 2016 9,278 posts	Quote Pin Carpathius Velcro-close shoes. Beige ribbed socks.
LindsD Apr 2016 8:52pm, 7 Apr 2016 9,512 posts	Quote Pin LindsD Where is that vomit emoticon?
Wriggling Snake Apr 2016 11:26am, 8 Apr 2016 11,563 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake Senior Young is the new Grey!!! At 52 I am making conscious decsions to not wear , elasticated trousers, formal shirts, casual shorts, slip on shoes and Harrington Jackets. However I am constantly finding myself aimlessly wandering around plaecs like White Stuff and Superdry wondering what the hell to do in there.
jennywren Apr 2016 11:31am, 8 Apr 2016 12,743 posts	Quote Pin jennywren I'm 65 and wouldn't be seen dead in any of the things you've described. My clothes come from H&M or Gap. No beige no siree.
lammo Apr 2016 11:31am, 8 Apr 2016 6,456 posts	Quote Pin lammo I would avoid the place just on the basis of their atrocious English, even if i was old enough to be in their target market