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Hello Everyone I am A Newbie in Here but A Master in Styling at 16.
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tardisrider
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This thread is full of both win and lose. And I'm not entirely sure which is which.
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You guys must have blanked out your teenage years!
I have two Teenagers in my household. You have to watch a little MTV realty TV and you will understand why the kid is such a tool!!!
the kids needs to be slapped around a bit and taught a little humility. But, we can ease up a bit now and give him some real advice.
I will not comment on your desire to make it in the UFC or as a football player. chances are you will f**k up your knee, and you will end up teaching health and Phys-ed to a bunch of Junior high school kids. (just don't get caught hitting on the 14 year old girls(boys)).
Now if you want to be a "Stylist". No need to go to school for that. Just spend a lot of time at the shopping malls. Make sure the stores don't get pissed at you when you try to return all of that clothing that smells of cheap body sprays.
If you want to be a "real designer" it takes years of study. You have to know your past to be able to create the future. You have to be able to draw. You have to understand garment construction. I did not say that you have to be able to make a shirt or pants by yourself. Just know how it is done.
You are aloud to have dreams. Just learn how to type them in full sentences.
I have two Teenagers in my household. You have to watch a little MTV realty TV and you will understand why the kid is such a tool!!!
the kids needs to be slapped around a bit and taught a little humility. But, we can ease up a bit now and give him some real advice.
I will not comment on your desire to make it in the UFC or as a football player. chances are you will f**k up your knee, and you will end up teaching health and Phys-ed to a bunch of Junior high school kids. (just don't get caught hitting on the 14 year old girls(boys)).
Now if you want to be a "Stylist". No need to go to school for that. Just spend a lot of time at the shopping malls. Make sure the stores don't get pissed at you when you try to return all of that clothing that smells of cheap body sprays.
If you want to be a "real designer" it takes years of study. You have to know your past to be able to create the future. You have to be able to draw. You have to understand garment construction. I did not say that you have to be able to make a shirt or pants by yourself. Just know how it is done.
You are aloud to have dreams. Just learn how to type them in full sentences.
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Ice-skating TB twink versus Farmer O'Dooley.
Vicious!
Vicious!
Tumbleweed
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I'm expecting them to break into harmonised vocals with over-produced synth-pop backing.
MC Hammer can remix.
MC Hammer can remix.
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Thom Browne? How about a video of socal and connemera having a battle of the cardigans.Originally Posted by Tumbleweed
If "cardigans" is a code word for penises, then that battle has been raging between those two for quite some time.
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