Tira and Clags Discuss $%&# Civilly II: Brands

[SpooPoker]



holla!

 

[in stitches]

 

[jrd617]



Careful buddy

 

[jrd617]



holla!

Why do you save the tags?

 

[in stitches]

For the life of me I have no idea. That's probably a quarter of the collection.

 

[jrd617]



For the life of me I have no idea. That's probably a quarter of the collection.

Even true religion? For shame, stitchy

 

[in stitches]

Every

Last

One

Beside the ones my wide stole and threw away.

 

[jrd617]



Every

Last

One

Beside the ones my wide stole and threw away.

What was the true religion? A shirt? Jawnz?

 

[Claghorn]

holla!

How was this not included in the original post?! And I'm not spoilering it because this needs to be seen again and again and again. Its existence is as awesome as it is horrifying (or as horrifying as it is awesome).

The thing that makes Stitchy different from all those schmucks (not the ones who don't care and so rely on brands as a proxy for information--the ones who get wood at the thought of an Isaia coral lapel pin) is that he knows what he's doing is ridiculous. He doesn't mind paying for the ridiculous. He's going into it with eyes wide open. And it isn't like he's going to suddenly start rocking a Hermes belt buckle either--the pleasure he derives from brands is in no way exhibitionist.

 

[jrd617]



The thing that makes Stitchy different from all those schmucks (not the ones who don't care and so rely on brands as a proxy for information--the ones who get wood at the thought of an Isaia coral lapel pin) is that he knows what he's doing is ridiculous. He doesn't mind paying for the ridiculous. He's going into it with eyes wide open. And it isn't like he's going to suddenly start rocking a Hermes belt buckle either--the pleasure he derives from brands is in no way exhibitionist.

You've got it wrong. Stitchy is a total doucher. That True Religion tag is proof

 

[in stitches]



What was the true religion? A shirt? Jawnz?

3 pairs of jeans (sold on LS) 1 sweatshirt (in the drawer under my bed).

How was this not included in the original post?! And I'm not spoilering it because this needs to be seen again and again and again. Its existence is as awesome as it is horrifying (or as horrifying as it is awesome).

i wish i had remembered it in time. i was going through pics on my phone for an SWD post about my SF transformation and i found it in there. sorry.

The thing that makes Stitchy different from all those schmucks (not the ones who don't care and so rely on brands as a proxy for information--the ones who get wood at the thought of an Isaia coral lapel pin) is that he knows what he's doing is ridiculous. He doesn't mind paying for the ridiculous. He's going into it with eyes wide open. And it isn't like he's going to suddenly start rocking a Hermes belt buckle either--the pleasure he derives from brands is in no way exhibitionist.

this is all true and its part of my top to bottom awesomeness. i have no dilutions about why i do and why. i am honest about it and proud of it. and i know where my limitations are.

You've got it wrong. Stitchy is a total doucher. That True Religion tag is proof

what is that phrase again?

oh right....

**** to you!

 

[jrd617]



what is that phrase again?

oh right....

**** to you!

 

[jrd617]



3 pairs of jeans (sold on LS) 1 sweatshirt (in the drawer under my bed).

Pre SF?

It's okay, mang, no need to feel ashamed. I once owned Diesel jawnz and a North Face Denali.

 

[in stitches]



Pre SF?
It's okay, mang, no need to feel ashamed. I once owned Diesel jawnz and a North Face Denali.

hmmmmmm. i think they were bought shortly after i joined SF, but before i was heavily active. i actually wore rock and republics and a BR shirt to my first SF meetup. thankfully the meetup was a **** show and i didnt end up meeting anyone.

at what point did i say i was ashamed?

 

[jrd617]



at what point did i say i was ashamed?

You're clearly in denial, but it's okay, hopefully you can let go with a little time