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What Are You Wearing Now/Today Part I
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cultpop 0217
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Get Smart just pwned this thread for about a week. I have no words for the pairing of the gingham shirt w/ the trousers... only
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jason always owns this thread.
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CMF, those jeans really are super duper.
Might as well get back in on some of this action...
Now, let's count the number of vehicles in my old man's driveway:
Ok. There's 6.
Oh, wait... 3 more.
So, 9 then.
Oh, forgot the 6 motorcycles. 15, then. Now ask me how many can actually transport you from one location to another.
Might as well get back in on some of this action...
Now, let's count the number of vehicles in my old man's driveway:
Ok. There's 6.
Oh, wait... 3 more.
So, 9 then.
Oh, forgot the 6 motorcycles. 15, then. Now ask me how many can actually transport you from one location to another.
denimdestroyedmylife
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ken, how many can actually transport me from one place to another? pink sky is nice. nice fit.
cheap, nice 'un. i especially like how the gradations of deep blue sky to that soft powder blue.
cheap, nice 'un. i especially like how the gradations of deep blue sky to that soft powder blue.
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Damn, that's a lot of registrations to keep up with.
Bungee Man
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Nice looks everyone! ken, I will take the BMW since it's just sitting around!
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Nice looks everyone! ken, I will take the BMW since it's just sitting around!
I got dibs on the ragtop Lebaron! SuhWEEEEEET!
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I got dibs on the ragtop Lebaron! SuhWEEEEEET!
Dang it! I didn't see that one!
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I heard the LeBaron once belonged to John Voight.
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new impulse buy converse i found at crossroads in seattle ^_^
Hey Shellshock-
Excuse me but I think you look very cool
-Danny Wilson
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Barneys vest
NM sweater
RLP pant
MD belt
Pantherella socks
TR loafers
NM sweater
RLP pant
MD belt
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I would only take the LeBaron if it had a license plate that said "#1 Son" Because I am their number one son, There is only one LeBaron Freddy.
Daddy would you like some sausage?
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