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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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HgaleK
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Yo, what the **** is this ****?Originally Posted by Kregg
Yo- it's probably way to draw attention to draw a parallel between the misinformed discrimination against skinheads and discrimination against blacks...yo. Edit: yo Edit edit: seriously
dfagdfsh
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Typical Jewish thinking.Originally Posted by Eason
hey eason, I think a too tight button up is calling your name and 'typical jewish thinking'? did you wake up on the marsupialed side of the bed this morning?
I've only seen several skins in America, and that was at a shithole skate park in Middletown, Ohio. Did they convey the trad. British skin look? No. They just had shaved heads, and run of the mill trailer trash clothing: beater, jeans, skate shoes and oh yeah swastikas. I mean it takes $$$$ to make a nice outift channeling the looks of traditional skin heads, which you're run of the mill ************* rascist isn't going to drop.
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warning: too many pant rolls already in waywtOriginally Posted by constant struggle
Too bad most of the looks suck
chrono Jr. Sorry, had to do it.Originally Posted by I<3Bacon
I'll fight you
lol inner racist surfaces Really? In 2009 really?Originally Posted by kelvinsense
Seriously. No wonder he gets bent out of shape easily. And honestly, the people who are so worried about whether boat shoes are trendy or not i'm guessing dress like **** anyways. Just wear the goddamn clothes. If you like certain pieces and can make them work go for it. The problem i guess is the people who don't know what they're doing and just buying them because some magazine told them they were "in". Those people will throw them away in a year or two, but others will continue to wear them like people wearing them before.
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Remember when Chrono rolled his pants and showed ankle and there was a big huff about it being too feminine? Those were good times.
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Too bad most of the looks suckOriginally Posted by chronoaug
I agree
You guys are all 1-2 years late too if you are trying hop on that trend...
See: mens non-no spring issues last year...
most of you do it like ****
no joke
chronoaug
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Yea, raw and just dark denim in general is really really trendy. Doens't make it lame or anything if you wear em' well. People were wearing them before and will later. Same with boat shoes and most things. Washed denim (not necessarily abercrombie) is already on its way back. I've seen nice super washed out stuff from acne and other brands and i'm sure s/s10 will have more. Yea, i don't understand why a lot of people roll their ankle in their fits either. Blackcherry, you're right. Those were fun times. Where is lance konami to call everyone a girly girl when you need him? Mellowfellows two cropped looks still look fantastic. The only fits from the past week or two worth a damn. Not that it matters but his pants aren't rolled, they came off the rack like that. The lim rolled hems are really nice up close. The pants/shorts are pretty nice in person.
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