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trends you hate on plebs
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Let me second this, at least somewhat. I have never, literally never, had a piece of clothing "fall apart" on me. And I wear things for years. I've had the edges of things fray and start to look ratty after a while, and I've certainly had a lot of things fade from frequent washing, but I've never experienced this kind of clothing disintegration that other people seem to.Originally Posted by reprehensible
Hey, maybe we have a few Kenshiros here:
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Then again, most people here seem to wear Small/Mediums... not XXXXL.
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justifying stupid/ugly pieces by the price/brand.Originally Posted by robbie
This must be the wrong forum.
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