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Is this the new ad for Gap?
seriously: saw a feature on him on BBC... his face grew a lot worse after those sets of pics. I'm happy that he's finally getting treatment and I hope his condition improves.
seriously: saw a feature on him on BBC... his face grew a lot worse after those sets of pics. I'm happy that he's finally getting treatment and I hope his condition improves.
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Yes, l have seen that man a few times in the media. The thing that really disturbs me is that his shirt is too big.
Unfortunately he would never be able to join this clothing forum for advice because he wouldn't be able to type. But seriously, that is just aweful. l feel for the poor man.
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Most of that is dead skin. Trim that **** off!Originally Posted by HORNS
Yeah, l am sure that if he trimmed all that crap off he might even be able to fit into a pair of Budapesters.
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How could he have fit those mitts through the armholes?
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How could he have fit those mitts through the armholes?Originally Posted by denimdestroyedmylife
Button up sleeves.
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i was just wondering how he got his shirt on.
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i was just wondering how he got his shirt on.Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
Buttons are hidden on the back of his sleeves.
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how does that explain the arm holes, not a serious question btw, just something i'm wondering.
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All short sleeve shirts have arm holes and there is all buttons at the back so he can put it on. lt is effectively two halves of a shirt that have been buttoned together. Trust me, l know these things. .
Yes, l have seen that man a few times in the media. The thing that really disturbs me is that his shirt is too big.Originally Posted by Harry Lean
But seriously, that is just aweful. l feel for the poor man.
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