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+1. Same goes for girls, too. Probably one of my favorite non-conventional physical attributes in the opposite sex.

RFT: Someone sell me their Silent beanie or an equivalent. I've been trying to brave this weather sans a hat because they obliterate my hair, but it's a losing battle.


Nahneun gave me a ndg beanie just because. :hide: really like
 

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I always wondered what those Philip Lim looked like IRL...
 

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That Franalations kid is like 25 though.

Used to look like this:
 

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I like AmEx Gold w/ membership rewards: 3 points per dollar on airfare, 2x on gas and groceries, 1x on everything else. AmEx points are valuable because you can redeem them on virtually any airline (sometimes with transfer bonus: last year British Airways gave an extra 50% on miles transferred to their Avios program). You can exploit airline alliances to get some great deal (i.e. transfer points to Singapore Air to redeem on United domestic round-trip first class= only 40k miles).

The promotion when I signed up was 50k miles to start and no annual fee for the first year, thereafter $175.


This alone makes it very hard to make your money back. If you charge $4,000 a month this basically means you won't accrue any points beyond your annual fee until like the 5th or 6th month of each year.

Also, if you fly a little bit every year but not a ton, the Chase/United card is a pretty good deal. $50 annual fee but you get Premiere Status to begin with (get on plane sooner, your bags are first at the baggage claim, and you can check 2 bags for free for each passenger in your party when you use the card to purchase airline tickets.
 

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Also, if you fly a little bit every year but not a ton, the Chase/United card is a pretty good deal. $50 annual fee but you get Premiere Status to begin with (get on plane sooner, your bags are first at the baggage claim, and you can check 2 bags for free for each passenger in your party when you use the card to purchase airline tickets.


yeah but then you have to fly united
 

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I have been thinking.

It's funny how hip hop fashion has evolved from Hilfigers, Timbs etc. baggy jeans to the knees, to being high fashion and even though most rappers/ballplayers mentions/wears high fashion labels and some even attend fashion shows, they are still homophobic and use **** as a bad thing, that **** makes no sense at all, when they wear most of the same **** and are more into their looks than most gay guys.

Discus.
 

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at first I figured he was just like all of us and had a passion for fashion, then he shows us his fit with them on :brick:



Schneider cardigan: sound investment.

Givenchy tee: hype victim.



they are still homophobic and use **** as a bad thing, that **** makes no sense at all, when they wear most of the same **** and are more into their looks than most gay guys. Discus.

I think it might be sort of worse the non-homophobic guy still equates sexual preference with vanity... :hide:
 
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I think it might be sort of worse the non-homophobic guy still equates sexual preference with vanity... :hide:


Hasn't vanity always been referred to as a feminine trait. :nest:, and I don't.


I don't mind being called ****, I always reply "thank you". :embar:
 
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I'll bet that kid still drinks his milk out of a little carton with a bendy straw.
 

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Hasn't vanity always been referred to as a feminine trait. :nest:
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Nope. Not even close.
 
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