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The Bad Taste Offs
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dfagdfsh
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holdfast's clothes are all too big for him and the fact that he has to have an ugly amount of break on pretty much every pair of pants is negative points
the clear winner though is skinnygoomba. you aren't in the mafia, and although it is perhaps enviable that you want to look like you stepped out of a polo catalogue, perhaps you should do so outside of your parents 1970s living room?
the clear winner though is skinnygoomba. you aren't in the mafia, and although it is perhaps enviable that you want to look like you stepped out of a polo catalogue, perhaps you should do so outside of your parents 1970s living room?
bigbris1
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Oh no you guys have it all wrong. I'm the undisputed master of style run amuck. Who else in their right mind would wear a dark charcoal suit with no belt, an Under Armor Cold Gear long sleeve pullover shirt and dirty nasty **** kicker Ariat roper boots in public?Originally Posted by Crane's
This looks good. No divets.
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holdfast's clothes are all too big for him and the fact that he has to have an ugly amount of break on pretty much every pair of pants is negative pointsOriginally Posted by Teger
the clear winner though is skinnygoomba. you aren't in the mafia, and although it is perhaps enviable that you want to look like you stepped out of a polo catalogue, perhaps you should do so outside of your parents 1970s living room?
Skinnygoomba get's a reprieve because he doesn't post every day.
AntiHero84
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KB... it's just awful. All of it.
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where is 'other' for the person who i think has the worst taste ? also what is worse, he takes himself too seriously.Originally Posted by sho'nuff
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Mr. Moo
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another criticism is of gnatty8. dude looks ok usually, but his pants are way too loose for his fitted sportcoats/shirts, totally disrupts any uniformity in silhouette.Originally Posted by Teger
Teger I like the feisty.
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