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Originally Posted by Bounder
This jacket is pimp. I want.
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Vote for Foof! Mafoofan enters Esquire's Best Dressed Real Man contest
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This jacket is pimp. I want.
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Are you joking? He looks like a robot (no offense). His arms look like they're made of plastic (nothing personal). He looks like he doesn't have a neck (please forgive me). It all just looks very unnatural somehow (sorry).
The photo where he's wearing the sunglasses and has his hands in his pockets looks the best because it looks much more casual.
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He looks like a robot (no offense). His arms look like they're made of plastic (nothing personal). He looks like he doesn't have a neck (please forgive me). It all just looks very unnatural somehow (sorry).Originally Posted by Dr Huh?
Exactly! The charm of the photos is in their artifice.
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Originally Posted by emmanuel
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waiiit just a minute....ok ok Emmanuel...lol,..I have some egg on my face here.
I saw you laughing, ..and wondered what was so funny.
So I read my own words again,
and now I see I perfectly executed some sentences that could have 2 meanings.
Mafoo...I apologise.
I am truly sorry.
That was not the way I had intended my words to come across..honestly.
(Emmanuel...stop it...slap!)
What I meant to say was the 'angles' that the photographer was using was not flattering.
When I typed the photographer should be sitting on a bench,
I meant that they would then have to tilt the camera UP slightly to get the shot,
in which case this angle will compliment you more.
Does this make sense now I hope?
Again, my apologies,
and if it means anything to you...you dress better than me.
I wish you all the best in the contest.
I looked at some of the entries, and I think you have a good chance.!
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You think that you're too cool for school, but I have a newsflash for you Walter Cronkite... you aren't.Originally Posted by Teger
Have you ever wondered if there was more to life, other than being really, really, ridiculously good looking?
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Have you ever wondered if there was more to life, other than being really, really, ridiculously good looking?Originally Posted by edmorel
I hear words like "beauty" and "handsomness" and "incredibly chiseled features" and for me that's like a vanity of self absorption that I try to steer clear of.
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I hear words like "beauty" and "handsomness" and "incredibly chiseled features" and for me that's like a vanity of self absorption that I try to steer clear of.Originally Posted by Teger
I'm sorry that good-looking people like us made you throw up and feel bad about yourself
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I'm sorry that good-looking people like us made you throw up and feel bad about yourselfOriginally Posted by edmorel
How? With your male modeling? Prancing around in your underwear with your weiner hanging out for everyone to see?
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