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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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Sometime around '99 or so, you know, back when he still had 10 days left on his receipt to return his camera back to Best Buy...Originally Posted by whodini
I'm glad most of my early posts were lost in the great forum crash. Though, I don't think I posted in WAYWT anyway (if it even existed).
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Haha. Probably.Originally Posted by Souper
I'm totally off of workwear/western unless it's done exceptionally well or with a twist. Some of cotton duck's fits or that guy who works at 45rpm in new york for instance. Probably because i see it and wear it everyday and am utterly bored of it. Retooling a mostly workwear wardrobe is hard. Gogogo basics!
For sure pare, the whole western thing especially the shirts is pretty lame but his pics are great to look at when you can't sleep because they're like visual tranquilizers.
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For sure pare, the whole western thing especially the shirts is pretty lame but his pics are great to look at when you can't sleep because they're like visual tranquilizers.Originally Posted by jet
Unlike invisible tranquilizers? Anyway, looks like it's actually colder today than I thought. Brr. Might as well change my top, too. JUST LOOK AT ALL THE STRIPES!!! VISUAL KEI!!!
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Been saving for a rainy day when your master started talking about how people look.
Eh, go back to posting stock photos of clothes, cars, houses, and ponies.
Besides, I think he's just mad my js knits alone cost more than his entire wardrobe.Originally Posted by jet
Eh, go back to posting stock photos of clothes, cars, houses, and ponies.
Besides, I think he's just mad my js knits alone cost more than his entire wardrobe.Originally Posted by jet
Plus, he can't exchange his entire wardrobe at South Willard every weekend, which is totally a disadvantage for posting in Recent Purchases.
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I wish I had better and more haters, I'll just have to settle for hodini for now.Originally Posted by jet
Besides, I think he's just mad my js knits alone cost more than his entire wardrobe.
And we are all jealous of your marble entrance too. The classy Iranian must : p
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