Other boards/forums to get hooked on?

[manifest v]

Anybody have other boards on here that they read as rabidly as styleforum or superfuture BUT that doesn't have much focus on fashion? Maybe stuff that would interest a single guy living in the city (I live in L.A. but it doesn't have to be specific to my city).

 

[stach]

Craigslist, also curbed.com.

 

[odoreater]

forum.bodybuilding.com

 

[manifest v]

Originally Posted by stach

Craigslist, also curbed.com.

WOW, curbed is neat. So many city-related topics. I wish they had something similar for L.A.

 

[Kent Wang]

MoCo Loco

 

[hobo]

Originally Posted by manifest v

WOW, curbed is neat. So many city-related topics. I wish they had something similar for L.A.
there is a link at the top that says "Curbed LA"...........

 

[contactme_11]

for everything related to tea:
http://flatrabbit.proboards85.com/index.cgi

 

[tsloop]

Originally Posted by odoreater

forum.bodybuilding.com

yup, they have the regular forums for whenever I need ANY information, and misc. for when I'm bored.

 

[Alter]

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

MoCo Loco

Cool site! Thanks Kent.

 

[Pink22m]

A few months ago, I joined gardenweb.com, where I found a furniture forum that was quite interesting.

 

[Dragon]

Anyone know of a StyleForum > Mens Style forum for women? My wife wants to learn more about the rules, options for women`s clothes like we have in the Men`s Style Forum.

 

[Alter]

Originally Posted by Dragon

Anyone know of a StyleForum > Mens Style forum for women? My wife wants to learn more about the rules, options for women`s clothes like we have in the Men`s Style Forum.

AskAndy has a women's forum.

 

[manifest v]

Originally Posted by Dragon

Anyone know of a StyleForum > Mens Style forum for women? My wife wants to learn more about the rules, options for women`s clothes like we have in the Men`s Style Forum.

Women's styles just seem so post-modern/chaotic when it comes to rules. SO many shifts in trends and possibilities... I didn't know there were any rules. Just check out www.thefashionspot.com ... your wife is more likely (i think) to become victim to rampant consumerism

(shopaholicalism) rather than have a good idea of her own style.

But the closest, most tastefull and diverse groupings of opinions on women's clothing seems to be (imho) from www.thesartorialist.blogspot.com

It ironically has a men'swear focus but often takes pictures of and (minimally) comments on a variety of beautifully clothed females of different ages/styles. Check out today's most current entry: http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/...old-women.html

 

[Dragon]

Thank you for the links. http://www.thefashionspot.com/ looks very good!

 

[oman]

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