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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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A little SF meetup. Emptym spent a couple of nights at my house in Omaha during his motorcycle trip across America. He is a great guy!
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Business trip to Brazil
Zoomp gray jeans, R$149 (US $100) at the Zoomp store, Jardins, Sao Paolo
http://www.zoomp.com.br/site2008/index.htm
Sao Paolo
Ilha Santa Catarina, Southern Brazil
Zoomp gray jeans, R$149 (US $100) at the Zoomp store, Jardins, Sao Paolo
http://www.zoomp.com.br/site2008/index.htm
Sao Paolo
Ilha Santa Catarina, Southern Brazil
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NOTE:[/] R & R Guy. Come back tomorrow, I'd be interested to see your other fit's, but I have to say that anyone who own's "anything" by R & R probably doesn't fit in with the aesthetic here, R & R is just a poor and thoughtless acquisition of a brand with a tacky aesthetic supported by a successful marketing campaign targeting brainless idiots with a thirst to look like a gormless Hollywood stereotype, very reflective of the intellect and taste level of the consumer.
Wow – interesting. And you got your PhD in psychology from what university?
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Originally Posted by Kodiak
No one just has a epic metabolism. You aren't eating enough, look on websites like www.t-nation.com on how to bulk and eat. You should be having six meals a day
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No one just has a epic metabolism. You aren't eating enough, look on websites like www.t-nation.com on how to bulk and eat. You should be having six meals a dayOriginally Posted by tatet
The guy didn't ask for help. Go away with your ****. He has an internet connection, I'm sure if he wanted to gain weight he could easily find out how.
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