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It's like the same reason you keep the sticker on your new starter cap. Gotta let people know it's freshOriginally Posted by chronoaug
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I love you, Uncontrol, and that fit doesn't do much for me either, but sometimes you just gotta let it go. I think there's enough variety in WAYWT that most everyone can find something that appeals to them; just skip over the stuff that doesn't, or better yet, post more fits to balance it out. It's more constructive than bitching about every "boring" fit, imo.Originally Posted by aqhong
Yeah, I guess so.
I really wanna start posting more fits anyway
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I'm having trouble defining why, but the critique of aeglus' fit and physique seems off to me. First of all, yes, those jeans are slimmer, but that alone doesn't automatically improve the fit or THAT fit. I think there is a slight top vs bottom issue and the normal Mad Max aeglus would have been equally good or better. Next thing you know these guys are gonna suggest you cut down those arms and chest to match the slimmer jeans and sneakers.
I guess what I am trying to say is I find it disappointing that one of the better examples of proportional strength gain and matching steeze receives applause from the benches for deciding to cut, a cut which in reality is probably not all that dramatic at all.
I guess what I am trying to say is I find it disappointing that one of the better examples of proportional strength gain and matching steeze receives applause from the benches for deciding to cut, a cut which in reality is probably not all that dramatic at all.
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it's either a horrific photo, or a clever mocking of my kitchen lifestyle shots, lol.
marled cardigan is cool tho...
marled cardigan is cool tho...
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it's either a horrific photo, or a clever mocking of my kitchen lifestyle shots, lol.Originally Posted by sexonfabric
marled cardigan is cool tho...
he takes the pic on the chair because he only takes pics in natural light and apparently, at certain times of the day, its the only place where he gets natural light.
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