toothsomesound
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Come on, someone try to defend him!
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Why is plaid flannel considered cool when it really isn't?
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chronoaug
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Damn. Now i feel like i have to wear my flannel and look like a lumberjack tomorrow. Hopefully, i still have batteries in my camera.
Also, andrewryanwallace. Your avatar fits well with your location. Sucks you live in boca raton. My condolances (unless old people really get you off, and then enjoy!)
Also, andrewryanwallace. Your avatar fits well with your location. Sucks you live in boca raton. My condolances (unless old people really get you off, and then enjoy!)
toothsomesound
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^Yeah, I made every effort to get the **** out of there which is why I go to school in Maryland. I am going home for Thanksgiving on Wednesday, but only for a few days. Can't wait to drive alongside all the fogies again! I do thoroughly enjoy Christopher Walken, however.
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actually i was wearing a red flannel one day and one of my girl friends told me that she really digs guys that dress like the whole outdoorsy, macho americano type.
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Come on, someone try to defend him!Originally Posted by AndrewRyanWallace
Sure. I think most, see: all, plaid shirts looks like ****. FH, SC, whatever.
I can understand the people that wear them loose, but the whole fittet plaid look gives me the heebie jeebies.
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I was just about to comment on how more and more of my wardrobe looks like it was stolen from a lumberjack. I saw all the kids in SuFu in their buffalo plaid so I thought it was cool. I guess I was wrong. I wish I had found this thread last week.
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If only this "trend" had been around twenty years ago, then we'd be able to say you don't have a clue what the **** you're talking about...Originally Posted by whodini
Oh wait:
I actually could barely tell who that was was in the pic till' I read the above line about the plaid trend. that is a pretty weird photo of them...
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One random photo of one obscure guy wearing plaid twenty years ago doesn't disprove his point.Originally Posted by B1FF
This is a brilliant response whether he's joking or not.
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come on, on a cold winter day when you are just chillin, what else would you want to be wearing?
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