Joel_Cairo
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Nice find, BTW.
I agree, I love the look of that. I wish I were:
A. a 44L
B. a heartless & rich bastard, so I could outbid you.
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Nice find, BTW.
One useful thing to look for is the color of the label.
Yes but depending on the camera used and lighting conditions, blue can look purple and purple can look blue, which is why I started this thread.
Yes and often time people don't understand exactly what they are selling, which was why I was able to buy brand new in season diesels for $60(im a diesel whore and know all about fakes, these were not), a brand new burberry london double breasted trench for 300, and a pair of handgrade c&j polo shoes for 180. I appreciate your scrutinization of my "rational" thought process but it seems you are now trying to prove to the rest of the board that I am an idiot, which is not the case. I am a noob, there is a difference. Now lets hug it out *****
Yeah, that label sure looked purple on my monitor but it might be because I'm not used to seeing that font on blue labels (because now upon closer inspection it does look blue).