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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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toothsomesound
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ayupOriginally Posted by Kregg
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Why hasn't this been quoted? It's fantastic. Great hat.
^^^Yes, it's a terrific look. It's been quoted a lot over in MC, and rightly so.Originally Posted by JayJay
Stick to MC guys. The look is tough to pull off from the start, not to mention the jeans fit very poorly, the shirts fit isn't much better and the no belt tuck just looks awkward. The whole thing looks goofy, from the hat to the shoes. Good effort though, appreciate the brightness and colorplay.
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Dude's a family man, not some awful narcissistic pseudo-hipster.
Great look, shouldn't change anything
Great look, shouldn't change anything
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Stick to MC guys. The look is tough to pull off from the start, not to mention the jeans fit very poorly, the shirts fit isn't much better and the no belt tuck just looks awkward. The whole thing looks goofy, from the hat to the shoes. Good effort though, appreciate the brightness and colorplay.Originally Posted by AndrewRyanWallace
- FYI - Alan has actually lost something like 30 pounds in the last few months
Dude's a family man, not some awful narcissistic pseudo-hipster.Originally Posted by Magician
Great look, shouldn't change anything
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robbie
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BlackCherry- While I dig the hell out of your potential all-American look... you had to toss in a sputnik tee!
filthy commie! I
great fit dude. I really need to get some posture foundations to round out my white sneaker repetoire.
filthy commie! I
great fit dude. I really need to get some posture foundations to round out my white sneaker repetoire.
Dude's a family man, not some awful narcissistic pseudo-hipster. Great look, shouldn't change anythingOriginally Posted by Magician
I didn't realize family men weren't required to wear proper fitting pants. He looks a lot thinner though so I'm guessing that his wardrobe hasn't caught up with the weight loss yet.
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I agree, stazy. Yea, the pants fit like asshole. doesn't have to be be skinny or even that slim, but just not like something that's a size or two too big. Needs a belt too. Looks awkward. The shirt is kinda nice at least. MC is easy to please when it comes to non-suiting pics i guess
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great fit dude. I really need to get some posture foundations to round out my white sneaker repetoire.Originally Posted by robbie
Thanks. One of the things I love about Flyers (besides them making you run faster and jump higher) is the removable insoles. I wear them with everything.
Am I the only one who did a "**** he lost weight" double-take when they saw that pic of Alan C..?
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Thanks. One of the things I love about Flyers (besides them making you run faster and jump higher) is the removable insoles. I wear them with everything.Originally Posted by Black Cherry
Am I the only one who did a "**** he lost weight" double-take when they saw that pic of Alan C..?
I'm confused...why would the removable insoles make them more versatile than non-removable insoles? Don't they look the same either way?
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Clarification: I use the insoles with my other shoes, I mean.
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