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Does this cap stand right ?
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http://www.levinehat.com/index.php?m...l2vk0qb2gvoei6Originally Posted by manouche
Or it shouldn't touch the ears?
It's too cheap for you.
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http://www.levinehat.com/index.php?m...l2vk0qb2gvoei6Originally Posted by manouche
Or it shouldn't touch the ears?
i think it looks better when it doesn't touch the ears. and it'd be perfect if you are planning on taking a trip to america (just don't lose your parents).
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i think it looks better when it doesn't touch the ears. and it'd be perfect if you are planning on taking a trip to america (just don't lose your parents).Originally Posted by js4design
So thos cap is too big for this guy ?
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