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post #16 of 24

4/11/11 at 5:42am

Chucks29

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just to add on .. when u hang it using the belt loop, do you button up your jeans ?

post #17 of 24

4/11/11 at 2:45pm

madmadigan

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This is what I'm talking about!!!

post #18 of 24

4/11/11 at 3:31pm

SuperBobo

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^^Â¨retarded

post #19 of 24

4/11/11 at 4:10pm

Boognish

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Quote:

Originally Posted by madmadigan

This is what I'm talking about!!!

Pffft, that's bush league. I'd be more impressed if he used a step ladder to drop into the jeans with both legs simultaneously, so as not to disturb the creases whilst putting them on.

Everyone knows that the one-leg-at-a-time guys have less than superior fades.

post #20 of 24

4/11/11 at 7:24pm

Local_Disk

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I just put them on compressed self-cleansing rare-dysprosium built mannequins custom built to match my exact body specifications, located in my underground temperature-controlled air-sealed vault.

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4/11/11 at 7:30pm

robbie
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Quote:

Originally Posted by cb_32

i leave my jeans on the floor

this.

post #22 of 24

4/11/11 at 8:29pm

Ritchee

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I put my jeans on the floor so that they bunch up and wrinkle, it gives them texture and character.

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4/11/11 at 11:00pm

cb_32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by madmadigan

This is what I'm talking about!!!

the definition of tryhard

post #24 of 24

4/11/11 at 11:24pm

SeanathonHuff

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I use two clip hangers, like the fellow above me. Except I hang mine onto a hook on my door. The shape is preserved decently well (in the butt & honeycombs). This picture doesn't really convey that. The important thing for me is that there are no creases in the front, it hangs completely flat. As you can see, I'm using a little kids hanger in the front because my full-sized clip hanger broke (it worked better).