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Clarks Desert Boots

Robert

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It really doesn't make much difference. They look a lot alike anyway. Just go with whatever you want to buy and don't worry about it--Clarks, J. Crew, or whatever, it's just a freaking desert boot.
 

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robert u are my favorite poster
i was just asking to see if there was any glaring differences in sizing/quality
theyre all the same **** to me lookwise
 

Johdus Fanfoozal

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Perhaps this was covered somewhere in the other 2500 posts to this thread, so apologies to all.

But is anybody else turned off by the white, spongy, cottage cheese-looking sole?
 

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dirtydbs.jpg
 

Robert

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Hazarding a guess here... I think someone might be asked to leave.
 

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^^^Wow, first time i venture into Streetwear. . . not sure if I will ever come back. Thats taking "threadshitting" to a whole new level.
 

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Originally Posted by Flimsychicken
^^^Wow, first time i venture into Streetwear. . . not sure if I will ever come back. Thats taking "threadshitting" to a whole new level.

First time I'v seen that here and I never leave. Don't be scared, its not the norm.
 

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Composer 2250:

You need some serious ******* help.
 

DLester

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Originally Posted by Stylin-1
Composer 2250:

You need some serious ******* help.


he was banned yesterday and re-registered under a new username.

he appears to have the IQ of a hamster.
 

Stylin-1

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^^I think the beeswax looks cheap in person. I like the distressed leather taupe and grey, and also the sand suede.
 

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