Random fashion thoughts

[Nil]



While, I'm a big proponent of lifting heavy and not really caring about getting too big for clothing..
I can understand why people want to stay a certain size to fit into their clothing. I don't know why it doesn't make any sense to you. Seems pretty simple and common sense to me. Some people don't enjoy lifting as much as looking good in clothing. It is what it is and makes perfect sense.

Exactly. I have no desire to get larger than a 54/44 because not many designers make things larger than that.

 

[Urthwhyte]

I don't even understand how this discussion occurred - people who are frequent participants in a forum about clothes made life decision to accommodate that interest.

 

[tween_spirit]

#authentic #heritage #menswear

 

[zissou]



As a developer with a few friends working at Facebook, I think it's a pretty cool company and I very much respect Zuck's vision. I'm not really opposed to them tracking people across the web with 'Like' buttons and what-not - "if you're not paying for it, you're the product".

Vision? What vision? That all aspects of everyone's lives should be online so that it can all be sold for billions of dollars? That personal privacy is a thing of the past? No thank you. I suppose it is a cool company if they don't have to create much to make so much money.

 

[Urthwhyte]

To make the world a more connected place. As a technologist I think it's an admirable vision - that Facebook sells ads is incidental to that. Mark himself is opposed to them, according to every source I have ever read or spoken to, and I don't think he's in it for the money either.

 

[driveslowk]

"Connected". Riiiiiight.

 

[bosatlbwi]



To make the world a more connected place. As a technologist I think it's an admirable vision - that Facebook sells ads is incidental to that. Mark himself is opposed to them, according to every source I have ever read or spoken to, and I don't think he's in it for the money either.

how'd the kool aid taste?

 

[zissou]



To make the world a more connected place. As a technologist I think it's an admirable vision - that Facebook sells ads is incidental to that. Mark himself is opposed to them, according to every source I have ever read or spoken to, and I don't think he's in it for the money either.

Holy ****, you actually believe this??

 

[Master Milano]

want this so badly

 

[afc345]

I like to read about facebook conspiracy theories when I'm on the can

 

[Urthwhyte]

how'd the kool aid taste?

Worse than Google's.

 

[the shah]

As a developer with a few friends working at Facebook, I think it's a pretty cool company and I very much respect Zuck's vision. I'm not really opposed to them tracking people across the web with 'Like' buttons and what-not - "if you're not paying for it, you're the product".

Vision? What vision? That all aspects of everyone's lives should be online so that it can all be sold for billions of dollars? That personal privacy is a thing of the past? No thank you. I suppose it is a cool company if they don't have to create much to make so much money.

the age of confession !

 

[bosatlbwi]



want this so badly

yup, same here. but i figure it's probably pretty damn expensive for what it is.

 

[pickpackpockpuck]

if you get a PM on sufu, do you get an email telling you? I PMd a guy about an item he's selling, but he hasn't been on in a few weeks it seems and I'm wondering if he won't even know until he logs back in.

 

[ramp]

There's probably some settings to change it, but I do get emails from sufu when someone PMs me.