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I would never wear.....
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willy cheesesteak
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Those hardcore raw leather accessories from Red Moon and similar companies like the wallets, braided wallet chains, coin pouches, etc. Reminds me of George Costanza's wallet.
The bracelets and belts I'd prob wear though.
Other than that, I'd wear a lot of items represented on SF.
The bracelets and belts I'd prob wear though.
Other than that, I'd wear a lot of items represented on SF.
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I thought pg was a cokezero guy, not diet coke.
I wouldn't say never to most all of these things. Even crocs.
I can say i will never wear some of those absolutely hideous suits worn in MC like the muted colors with thick plaid/check or whatever it is. Yfyf and pg have a few decent patterned suits but most of the ones shown off in MC make me want to vomit. Someone posted in recent purchases the other day some armani suit he got at filenes or something bragging about the retail price and that's the kind i'm talking about. So gross
I wouldn't say never to most all of these things. Even crocs.
I can say i will never wear some of those absolutely hideous suits worn in MC like the muted colors with thick plaid/check or whatever it is. Yfyf and pg have a few decent patterned suits but most of the ones shown off in MC make me want to vomit. Someone posted in recent purchases the other day some armani suit he got at filenes or something bragging about the retail price and that's the kind i'm talking about. So gross
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I'm with him. Cokezero is the best of the cola flavored drinks. Vanilla coke zero is hard for me to find but oh so glorious. Lately i've been buying this brand from star market called "waist watchers" and their diet rootbeer and diet vanilla cream flavors are pretty good.
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Maybe I should make a post called "What can't you wear" and 75% of you guys can move your lists there.Originally Posted by PG2G
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I have to confess I'd probably consider wearing anything (at least the stuff that's been posted on SF) as most of it is in some way or other wearable. However, there are a lot of things I couldn't wear, either because of my age or body type.
Uncontrol's wardrobe- Been there and done that all throughout the eighties, maybe with a little less liner but definitely as much velvet.
Drop crotch pants - too old. I'd look like gramps had an accident.
Cowboy hats - I just don't have the head for them.
Puffy vests - I look like I need help staying afloat.
Bowties - I'm just not cool enough to pull it off and not look like I've come to balance your books.
I'm on the fence about the drapey stuff. I think I could pull off the art curator/ gallery owner look as long as they don't ask me questions about the value of a light bulb in a frame.
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I'm with him. Cokezero is the best of the cola flavored drinks. Vanilla coke zero is hard for me to find but oh so glorious. Lately i've been buying this brand from star market called "waist watchers" and their diet rootbeer and diet vanilla cream flavors are pretty good.Originally Posted by chronoaug
That sounds interesting, but I don't know if someone our sizes should be buying stuff names waist watchers
Or maybe it actually is appropriate. I've been on a Diet Lipton Green Tea (with Citrus) kick for the last ~5 or so months.
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I guess "dumb" is a bit of an overstatement but I never understood the point of it.Originally Posted by billsayers
It obviously has to be cold when you are wearing a down vest but doesn't that leave your arms cold?
Well, in a way yes, but it's incredibly light, and that leaves your arms free to move around and throw snowballs and drink hot chocolate unrestricted. AND it really is all about keeping your core/neck/head warm, so when those are warm and your arms are cold, you don't really notice your arms being all that cold.
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Aside from obvious things like crocs, tattoo-art shirts, etc.
sweatshirts/sweatpants
military style shirts with shoulder straps
shirts with gingham checks that aren't a shade of blue (with the exception of faded dark green, maybe red but I've never owned one in red)
jeans with pipe legs or painted on legs
pastel color shirts
buffalo check anything
work boots
white socks
3.5" ties, too fat for me, also super skinny ties
sweatshirts/sweatpants
military style shirts with shoulder straps
shirts with gingham checks that aren't a shade of blue (with the exception of faded dark green, maybe red but I've never owned one in red)
jeans with pipe legs or painted on legs
pastel color shirts
buffalo check anything
work boots
white socks
3.5" ties, too fat for me, also super skinny ties
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