duchessofmalfi
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u are that guy and worse. **** off and die.
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Re: "Jawnz" and "Kop"
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rnrswitch
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So are you guys not familiar with irony or what? I think obliviousness to linguistic subtlety should be banned.Originally Posted by dusty
I think overthinking stuff should be banned or maybe "adding too much meaning when it isn't deserved" should be banned also.
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ooohh oooh oooh. I got another one.... How about "trigger?" Lets ban that one. I have used it before, but if I have to hear someone say, "I had to pull the trigger on those PRPS impalas, because at that price point of $65 it just had to be done," I am gonna **** myself again. Let me tell you my pants are dirty these days.
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kopped mad jawnz to get on that spezz tip, 3 colorways, mad on point
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I think overthinking stuff should be banned or maybe "adding too much meaning when it isn't deserved" should be banned also.Originally Posted by rnrswitch
Said it before will say again, a colourway is a group of colours, i.e: a colour scheme, not just one colour. E.g: If you were to say "I like those air force ones in the navy/orange colour" that would mean the colour that is in between navy and orange, where as if you were to say "I like those air force ones in the navy/orange colourway" you are clearly referring to the colour scheme that has navy and orange. Sure you could just say colour scheme, but it doesn't sound appropriate.Originally Posted by XenoX101
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Dude, I understand what 'colorway' is, I just think it's an annoying word and often misused, which is the topic of the thread.
I used to be annoyed by the overuse of "on point," but now that it's not as prevalent I'm returning to my original adoration for it.
I used to be annoyed by the overuse of "on point," but now that it's not as prevalent I'm returning to my original adoration for it.
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make sure you all check out the F/W 09 KOP LIST
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