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The Official "Ugly Clothes" Thread
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Wu Dynasty
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I would totally wear that shirt for fun.
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Don't listen to anyone telling you to wear workwear.Originally Posted by RyJ Maduro
Yeah, basically.Originally Posted by RyJ Maduro
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/endthreadOriginally Posted by impolyt_one
nice call
I'm actually kind of surprised you find that crinkly-print-denim-jacket-thing ugly, Uncontrol. Seems right up your alley. But hey, whaddoiknow.Originally Posted by aqhong
are you serious
maybe if it was leopard print
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This blazer is mad fugly. And only two buttons on the cuff? WTF?
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get outOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
You can make fun of my ugly clothes and I can't?
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