Ned Attire

[wayupnorth]

Somebody on the titp forum pointed out the Rockness dress code http://www.rockness.co.uk/info

at the very bottom it says "Strictly No Tracksuits or Ned Attire"

Saying Strictly No Tracksuits is fine, but why was it neccessary to add in the last 2 words? Particularly the 2nd last word. It seems such an ignorant thing to write.

If the sun comes out and i put a skip hat on, will i get thrown out? or just looked upon with suspicion? Im getting an image of Security rushing me shouting "code red, he's a ned!"

What do folk think of this, and is any of the Rockness organisers on here to comment?

[blackg1000]

Simple. If you look like a ned then your getting horsed out. So if you look like this whilst wearing a skip hat....

...then I'm not surprised your not allowed in.

Edited February 23, 2011 by blackg1000

[wayupnorth]

aye, but you can look like that and not be a ned. you cant define what a ned is and isnt just by the clothes people wear.

in theory i could get horsed out for doing nothing, while a trouble maker could go undetected simply by wearing smarter clothes.

[Poleski]

aye, but you can look like that and not be a ned. you cant define what a ned is and isnt just by the clothes people wear.

in theory i could get horsed out for doing nothing, while a trouble maker could go undetected simply by wearing smarter clothes.

[festkid]

haha, who the f*ck cares... every little helps to keep away the idiots and maintain the highland charm of Rockness!

[Fauldhouse]

haha, who the f*ck cares... every little helps to keep away the idiots and maintain the highland charm of Rockness!

[adustlandfairytale]

Baws, will have to get some new gear out of Primark.

[rexclark]

Hopefully someone will ask Jim tommorow.

[rachbon]

i think it's quite funny.

[Kowalski]

i think it's quite funny.

[RMcCole]

Aye. I assumed it was tongue in cheek, otherwise what would Big Paulo wear?

[parkylad]

im not a ned but last year i was wearing a tracksuit and had no trouble at all

[Alpha Kenny 1]

Take it with a pinch of salt.