dragonxking
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best: Gitman shirts, EG Baker
worst: Steven Alan white bowtie, Gap Blazer
worst: Steven Alan white bowtie, Gap Blazer
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Your Best & Worst Purchases of 2009
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fuji
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Best: Raf black coated skinny jeans, fred perry herrington, dior skinny jeans, 2 dior jackets, dior high tops, paul smith dip dyed white sneakers.
Worst: Orange Alexander mcqueen sneakers, brooks brothers belt, black nudie slim jims.
Worst: Orange Alexander mcqueen sneakers, brooks brothers belt, black nudie slim jims.
Easily Amused
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Best - RLBL light gray suit, shawl collar cardigans from various makers, WvG maroon peacoat;
Worst - can't think of anything;
Caveat - there are still seven more days in 2009...
Worst - can't think of anything;
Caveat - there are still seven more days in 2009...
dubcbadass
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Best:Originally Posted by wmmk
Oly. barbell, 255 lbs. in plates, squat rack, starting strength book
With Rippetoe's SS, you're gonna need a helluva lot more than 255 lbs., especially if you drink the milk like he suggests.
no way you can use more than half of the 255 at any one timeOriginally Posted by Racove
If you weigh anywhere between about 150 and 255, deadlifting 255 is not too bad.
Why would you buy only what you can lift? Jesus...Originally Posted by db_ggmm
+1, buy double
AntiHero84
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Best: APC New Standards
Worst: Probably a pair of Incotex that are a tad too tight. I bought these during the late summer Incotex craze. Chalk it up to a lesson learned.
Worst: Probably a pair of Incotex that are a tad too tight. I bought these during the late summer Incotex craze. Chalk it up to a lesson learned.
3 Prague Winters
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Best: Yuketen shell cordovan mocassins, Edward Green mink suede brogue shoes, RRL Denim trench coat
Worst: Bergdorf Goodman house brand jodhpur boots
Worst: Bergdorf Goodman house brand jodhpur boots
dfagdfsh
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best: either flathead bsps, epaulet oxford or rag & bone dakota II
worst: honestly either my unwearable alden chukkas, but if those get fixed, a shawl collar cardigan i bought from revolve.. looks like garbage despite being worn maybe 3x
worst: honestly either my unwearable alden chukkas, but if those get fixed, a shawl collar cardigan i bought from revolve.. looks like garbage despite being worn maybe 3x
justtemple
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best: Rag and Bone Dakota II or WvG pea
worst: 2 J.Crew knits.
worst: 2 J.Crew knits.
wmmk
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no way you can use more than half of the 255 at any one timeOriginally Posted by Racove
I deadlift 210 now; am still going up 5 lbs./week.
Why would you buy only what you can lift? Jesus...Originally Posted by db_ggmm
Exactly
With Rippetoe's SS, you're gonna need a helluva lot more than 255 lbs., especially if you drink the milk like he suggests.Originally Posted by dubcbadass
Well, including the bar, I've got 300 lbs. Milk or no milk, that should last me another couple months.
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