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oneeightyseven
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I don't know about him, but I got my brown-belt when I was 17.
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No really, a small pin hole turned into complete nuts out glory in like a week.
However they are really low weight, unsanforized 10 ounces or something I think, so they just can't take any punishment.
Good cheap jean if someone wants a slim buckleback though.
However they are really low weight, unsanforized 10 ounces or something I think, so they just can't take any punishment.
Good cheap jean if someone wants a slim buckleback though.
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No really, just totally change your style and wear sweatpants with tanktops or sweatshirts/hoodies.Originally Posted by Eason
My lastt attempt for a long time: I just bought apc rescuwaist sizees, matched the pre stretch measurement with my true waist size so i can grow into them. Was thinkig of more relaxed cuts in *** repro but they have way more thighspace than i need.
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Well, before the farinellis collab no one talked about them either. Not really surprised it went back to that. Still a couple people into them but those are generally the people who were into them before the collab
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They actually did have a minor buzz on this forum as the better alternative to APCs as an entry level raw denim. Their one tapered fit, the name of which escapes me, specifically. I never saw a fit of it I ever liked though; it always seemed rather awkwardly cut/sized.
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Stop it.
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You've offended my eyes man.
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Well i like it! I know its holland and its lame, but still, love the outfits.
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