Random fashion thoughts

[blue squares]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

do women sigh contentedly and say, "oh, you're so normal and average", their faces flushed as they rub their fingernails against the bulbous gristle deposit you call a stomach?

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooh

 

[NorCal]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

do women sigh contentedly and say, "oh, you're so normal and average", their faces flushed as they rub their fingernails against the bulbous gristle deposit you call a stomach?

Haven't you put on a **** load of weight? Glass houses and all that.

Per the Levi fiasco, I like the jacket but fail to see why people have such a hard time with basic concepts. It's like the APC thread all over. Just order two and send back the one that does not fit. At a hundred per it's not exactly a life changing decision.
It's an oil skin jacket, it will be oily at first. It will also be water proof as a result of said oil. Get the **** over it.

 

[brad-t]

Originally Posted by NorCal

Haven't you put on a **** load of weight? Glass houses and all that.
yes, i have a mind-boggling 30 inch waist now johnh is a useless anti-fashion contrarian and i'm not sure he even knows why he's still here

 

[Nouveau Pauvre]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

yes, i have a mind-boggling 30 inch waist now

johnh is a useless anti-fashion contrarian and i'm not sure he even knows why he's still here

Dude that one sentence sums up your role on the forum with passion and eloquence.

 

[brad-t]

Originally Posted by Magician

Dude that one sentence sums up your role on the forum with passion and eloquence.

I don't see how I'm anti-fashion at all?

Maybe a bit of a contrarian, though

 

[Nouveau Pauvre]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

I don't see how I'm anti-fashion at all?

Maybe a bit of a contrarian, though

You're clearly pro "aesthetic" or "deliberate dressing" but calling it fashion in any but the most generous context is a stretch.

 

[brad-t]

Originally Posted by Magician

You're clearly pro "aesthetic" or "deliberate dressing" but calling it fashion in any but the most generous context is a stretch.
lmao 1. this is marsupialed semantics and elitism 2. just because i don't actually wear "fashion" brands in the sense you're referring to, e.g. prorsum, mcqueen, whatever doesn't mean i am "anti-" those things. in fact, i am very much "pro" those things.

 

[Lane]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

do women sigh contentedly and say, "oh, you're so normal and average", their faces flushed as they rub their fingernails against the bulbous gristle deposit you call a stomach?

hawt

 

[rustyshack]

Just tried to wax some canvas at home, I wasn't expecting it to come out great, but **** it just looks like a used catch rag

 

[KitAkira]

Hope you didn't just use beeswax... Tincloth generally has: Beeswax Linseed/flaxseed/etc. oil Turpentine/gasoline/paint thinner/etc.

 

[rustyshack]

What I tried was beeswax and flaxseed oil, might try adding some paint thinner to it though

 

[nahneun]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

lmao

1. this is marsupialed semantics and elitism
2. just because i don't actually wear "fashion" brands in the sense you're referring to, e.g. prorsum, mcqueen, whatever doesn't mean i am "anti-" those things. in fact, i am very much "pro" those things.

Hey man, I've got nothing against you personally, but seriously, when you obsess over animal prints and other **** only 1% of the gay population and 0% of the straight population would ever wear, it doesn't make you fashionable. It just makes you really really really flamboyantly gay.

 

[KitAkira]

Originally Posted by rustyshack

What I tried was beeswax and flaxseed oil, might try adding some paint thinner to it though
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=19672

 

[rustyshack]

damn, thanks. his result is perfect, gonna have to have another go in a day or two

 

[brad-t]

Originally Posted by nahneun

Hey man, I've got nothing against you personally, but seriously, when you obsess over animal prints and other **** only 1% of the gay population and 0% of the straight population would ever wear, it doesn't make you fashionable. It just makes you really really really flamboyantly gay.
except i'm straight

also never claimed i'm "fashionable" (not getting into this dumbass argument), just that i'm not anti-fashion on any level