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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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db_ggmm
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Well I guess it wasn't the angle of my crotch-level shots that made them so bad.Originally Posted by tagutcow
There are still lots of differences. He's not staring down at the camera, for one, outdoors another. Good point, though. Dude's built like a model and the photo is sharp as ****. Some people don't even have to try and they look great. Others need assistance.
You're hilarious, though. nohomo
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inspiringOriginally Posted by justtemple
it inspires me to take better photos and become better looking
Well I guess it wasn't the angle of my crotch-level shots that made them so bad.Originally Posted by tagutcow
lolll
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Originally Posted by whodini
Lobster brunch.
cherry poppin daddys
^Nice Stazy.Originally Posted by braidkid
Thanks.
Frat boy.Originally Posted by XenoX101
You know it braaaaah.
Nice Stazy, like that fit a lot. Starting to get cold in edmonton eh?Originally Posted by Vashin
Yah it's starting to get a little chilly. Probably could have gotten away without the turtle neck but I was getting anxious to wear it. lol.
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Bruder, love, love, love the Oklahoma pics!
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LabelKing, what sort of automobile is that upon which you rest in sartorial elegance?
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