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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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Originally Posted by uvmboi13
Great look! The yellow horse has an almost 3D quality to it, making it the natural focal point for the eye. Whilst the yellow theme is repeated in ample variation via the exposed shirt cuffs and artfully disheveled bottom hem. Finally, the red tie brings it all together by providing a gentlemanly contrast against the rugged casualness of the rugby shirt. Are you a member of your local country club? I am sure the chaps there would approve of this look.
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I didn't know they made shirts with the horse that big
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The thing is, each one of those pieces is terrible. But then it's put together in an even worse way.
If you're not trolling bro, you really gotta get some new clothes. Don't buy a rugby jersey unless you play rugby. don't wear a casual tie.
but don't worry, my first fit was even worse that yours. i'm at nearly 1000 posts and most people still hate my fits, so it's taking a while to get there.
If you're not trolling bro, you really gotta get some new clothes. Don't buy a rugby jersey unless you play rugby. don't wear a casual tie.
but don't worry, my first fit was even worse that yours. i'm at nearly 1000 posts and most people still hate my fits, so it's taking a while to get there.
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didn't realize SF was so homophobic :\\
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