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The boots are from Asos.com. Great deal with the 20 percent code. I personally like to show the whole boot off when wearing them that why they are "tucked" that way. The tuck will fall in a few stride (so now biggie on that end).Originally Posted by Prestosmp
Your diner sucks, bro.
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The boots are from Asos.com. Great deal with the 20 percent code. I personally like to show the whole boot off when wearing them that why they are "tucked" that way. The tuck will fall in a few stride (so now biggie on that end).Originally Posted by Prestosmp
Boots look good, tuck would work better w/some narrower leg openings
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Originally Posted by tooshay
Crescent Down Works
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Hehe. Don't tell me you thought these pictures were real... (Or do tell me, because that would mean I did a good PS job.) I live in The Netherlands, Kit.Originally Posted by NOBD
Fail. I thought all you MC guys were rich, what is this photoshop nonsense?
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No, it was from my exhibition INSTANT at Robert Goff Gallery where it was turned into a Berlin/NY 80s place by some graffiti artists I worked with. On that I then wheat pasted photocopies of all the boys online around the world who sent in their own online submissions of themselves *******. On top of all of that were small 5x5 mirrors that held a single Polaroid of a guy's face during an orgasm.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Ah. Well, as 80's NYC/Berlin decor it's pretty perfect. I retract my snark.
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Fail. I thought all you MC guys were rich, what is this photoshop nonsense?Originally Posted by KitAkira
Photoshop is expensive.
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I'm really digging NOBD's crossover posts, looking good.Originally Posted by fungz0r
Thanks, fungz0r.
Fail.Originally Posted by KitAkira
Excellent.
Photoshop is expensive.Originally Posted by mulansauce
It is.
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nobody pays for photoshopOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
Are you implying that people somehow pirate photoshop? I don't believe it. At least none of the gentleman from MC.
Why can't he be Dutch and rich?Originally Posted by dune
It's against the law.
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