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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread

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LooknGr8

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(Quiet! If you keep a stern face, they won't notice you're not in charge!)


Really good point though.

We did pretty well, except for gun stuff, keeping political arguments off the thread through the election season. Those pictures were out of line, here. Save them for your Facebook. And I am a bleeding heart liberal who throws down on FB with the best of them, getting routinely unfriended by conservatives and wearing it as a badge of honor. This isn't a political soap box whether I agree with you or not.

This particular thread side alley makes me pine for toscano to drop more of his weak sauce on the thread.

I got my old-skool Nettleton's from eBay today. I was worried they were a mismatch, having read horror stories here and elsewhere on SF and having noticed the wording/logos were different in the shoes AFTER I paid for them (dumb ass move on my part, yeah I know). The left says Nettleton ALGONQUIN and the right, Nettleton Traditionals.

I think I made it, unscathed. You guys see anything that says "mismatch?" The #s are exactly the same printed inside the shoes, too...

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human progress follows free markets (true free markets, not what we have today), death and poverty follows planned economies...


please reconcile the above statement with:
a) the pictures that Horses_Ass posted above, and
b) the existence of the internet, fka arpanet
 

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And participating in the exchange of goods for capital clearly doesn't mean I'm a free market advocate. There's a difference between evangelizing the free market and selling **** on eBay, but that distinction is lost in the sociopathy that accompanies your brand of knuckle-dragging support for what you call "free markets."


I don’t know how I missed this gem....I saw it in Mainy's quote and felt compelled to respond even though I said I was done with the conversation. You are not merely exchanging goods for capital on eBay. You are letting a free and open market dictate the amount of capital you will receive for said goods. If you were merely exchanging capital for goods, you would have a fixed price. That said, I really couldn’t give less of a **** about what you're selling or your personal business, I was merely citing it as a good example of hypocrisy. Also, it’s worth mentioning that calling someone with a different view than you a "sociopath" and a "knuckle dragger" does not further your cause or stance. But, since we're apparently going there, stop breathing through your mouth and living up to your user name for just a moment and realize that I’m not blindly advocating for anything. Free markets certainly have their flaws, just as a planned economy has theirs.


Now im actually done :D
 
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please stop. Or start a new thread.

(And I don't mean the thrift fits, Wes.)
 
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Just to prove the spirit of the thread is still alive with people thinking of others and often hooking each other up... I get a PM from tonylumpkin saying he has something I should have. Faster than a speeding bullet I have a small package waiting for me today when I get home. Open it up...
Thanks buddy! At 4" it will be tough to maneuver, but this is clearly more wearable than the crazy other Dolphins tie I previously thrifted purely on principle.
Did you notice the back of the tie?
 

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Couldn't resist.....
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Man Wes....With that look...if you lived in Phoenix you could tell all the ladies in Scottsdale you are a Promoter :slayer:
 

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i normally don't find a lot of the robert graham shirts you guys post to be all that objectionable (aside from the weird inscriptions). my favorite brand of work shirts are faconnable and etro, neither of which are known for their subtlety in color/pattern.

but DAMN THAT IS ONE UGLY SHIRT.
 

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i normally don't find a lot of the robert graham shirts you guys post to be all that objectionable (aside from the weird inscriptions). my favorite brand of work shirts are faconnable and etro, neither of which are known for their subtlety in color/pattern.

but DAMN THAT IS ONE UGLY SHIRT.


LOL no ****. Im wearing an etro sport coat and pocket square today and im offended by that shirt
 

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Can anyone help me with this?? I looked up the rn and it said the maker was moncler USA formerly know as overseas trading services.

Its a shirt, buttery soft corduroy with MOPs.

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