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post #31 of 120
(this image is a metaphor btw. as you can see there is a dead horse and the people beating it with sticks and as such, they are literally "beating a dead horse" much like the people posting in this thread are beating a dead horse. for those who don't know beating a dead horse which colloquially means "a particular request or line of conversation is already foreclosed or otherwise resolved, and any attempt to continue it is futile; or that to continue in any endeavour (physical, mental, etc.) is a waste of time as the outcome is already decided." (Wikipedia). this is an apt smiley for the situation and i'm glad fok included it in the default smileys so we can conveniently convey this message in image form when appropriate. thanks fok.)
post #32 of 120
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(this image is a metaphor btw. as you can see there is a dead horse and the people beating it with sticks and as such, they are literally "beating a dead horse" much like the people posting in this thread are beating a dead horse. for those who don't know beating a dead horse which colloquially means "a particular request or line of conversation is already foreclosed or otherwise resolved, and any attempt to continue it is futile; or that to continue in any endeavour (physical, mental, etc.) is a waste of time as the outcome is already decided." (Wikipedia). this is an apt smiley for the situation and i'm glad fok included it in the default smileys so we can conveniently convey this message in image form when appropriate. thanks fok.)

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post #33 of 120
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Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty View Post


(this image is a metaphor btw. as you can see there is a dead horse and the people beating it with sticks and as such, they are literally "beating a dead horse" much like the people posting in this thread are beating a dead horse. for those who don't know beating a dead horse which colloquially means "a particular request or line of conversation is already foreclosed or otherwise resolved, and any attempt to continue it is futile; or that to continue in any endeavour (physical, mental, etc.) is a waste of time as the outcome is already decided." (Wikipedia). this is an apt smiley for the situation and i'm glad fok included it in the default smileys so we can conveniently convey this message in image form when appropriate. thanks fok.)

post #34 of 120
I'm saddened by the fact you stepped foot inside there.

PS. I always used to drink champagne and espresso while having a cig on the back patio when I went into the mmm store and I rarely bought anything.
post #35 of 120
J. Crew is aight, overpriced but you can get shit on sale. Their shirts are pretty good deep discount + tailoring, which I used to do.

But one day I was in a record store in the "hip" part of town, dude walks in wearing the same J. Crew shirt as me. We made eye contact and at that moment, I knew what true shame felt like.
post #36 of 120
banana republic is better right bros? some dudes on here had some sweet blazers classifieds a while back
post #37 of 120
Sheesh, I need to go to some of these places that give swag out when you shop.

The only time i've ever gotten anything was beer and bbq at a record store in OKC, never espresso or champagne when I bought clothes.

nobody sells clothes to men in Nebraska
post #38 of 120
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Originally Posted by robbie View Post
Sheesh, I need to go to some of these places that give swag out when you shop.

The only time i've ever gotten anything was beer and bbq at a record store in OKC, never espresso or champagne when I bought clothes.

nobody sells clothes to men in Nebraska

Jean shop gives you a shot of tequila with your first jean purchase
post #39 of 120
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Originally Posted by robbie View Post
Sheesh, I need to go to some of these places that give swag out when you shop.

The only time i've ever gotten anything was beer and bbq at a record store in OKC, never espresso or champagne when I bought clothes.

nobody sells clothes to men in Nebraska

Atlanta has nothing, I can't even fuckin imagine Nebraska
post #40 of 120
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Originally Posted by wj4 View Post
I also dislike how their salesmen are dressed the same. Their 'uniform' usually consists of one of their shirts with the top two or three buttons undone and a tie loosely tied. ]The sleeves are sloppily folded up. The outfit is finished with wrinkled chinos that are rolled up with some sort of sneakers.

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I have to agree with you. That look is looking so annoying and lame.
post #41 of 120
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Originally Posted by g transistor View Post
Atlanta has nothing, I can't even fuckin imagine Nebraska

Sid Mashburn, srsly.
post #42 of 120
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Sid Mashburn, srsly.

I have a sid mashburn belt
post #43 of 120
I've never had a problem with j.crew and have bought quite a few items from them over the years, ALL of which were at a significantly reduced sales price. I refuse to pay full price there as I think much of their stuff is overpriced.
post #44 of 120
Last time I went to Jcrew was probably ~1 year ago. Do their salespeople still consist of all super hot girls?
post #45 of 120
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Originally Posted by g transistor View Post
But one day I was in a record store in the "hip" part of town, dude walks in wearing the same J. Crew shirt as me. We made eye contact and at that moment, I knew what true shame felt like.

Haaaahahaha, love this
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