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Anyone know what kind of watch this is?
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Wrong forum, what's with all the stupid noob threads? why would a sane person want to wear that garbage. Unregister your self immediately, it's apparent you're in the wrong place. It boggles my mind why anybody would want to dress in a manner which depicts low IQ. Kids these days have the worst role models. Take a trip to your local flea market and grab that stupid accessory you call a watch and while you're at it don't forget the fake diamond encrusted sunglasses and gold teeth.
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The guy in that pic looks like he traveled from the past, crash-landed in the future, and then returned to the present - just so that he could look like a complete jackass and give us that little smirk that says "wha you lookin' at?"
For the record, I don't hate G-Shocks. But you can definitely do better.
For the record, I don't hate G-Shocks. But you can definitely do better.
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And what is up with that outfit? my god... looks like a ......... online store shot..Originally Posted by kiya
Which is exactly what it is. I guess LRG's big into ersatz plaid nowadays.
......... always had the worst male models, they must be the mailboys or something.
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