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Like everything except trousers and shoes..Originally Posted by gnatty8
That head looks photoshopped on..
I fully agree with you on that one...
Geek chic is the fashion fad of the moment.
I personally don't like the length of the trousers but it is part of that particular look..
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Originally Posted by bigbris1
Pants are clearly thrifted as they are about 4 sizes too big in the waist/gratch area. Head looks funny because of the way he's wearing his hat. A brown bal or cordovan tassel would have worked better.
The guy looks like some NBA player from the seventies or an extra from Shaft.
The trousers are just diabolical.
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Originally Posted by bigbris1
Pants are clearly thrifted as they are about 4 sizes too big in the waist/gratch area. Head looks funny because of the way he's wearing his hat. A brown bal or cordovan tassel would have worked better.
Maybe it's my monitor but I see hair only, not a hat. Is there a hat?
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Maybe it's my monitor but I see hair only, not a hat. Is there a hat?Originally Posted by JayJay
If you really pay attention he is actually wearing a beret making his hair and head look so weird...
I didn't notice it at all before Jayjay told us.
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Can anybody I.d. Grumpy McPerm's coat?
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Originally Posted by bigbris1
Pants are clearly thrifted as they are about 4 sizes too big in the waist/gratch area. Head looks funny because of the way he's wearing his hat. A brown bal or cordovan tassel would have worked better.
Tassel is a fail in any situation, just like the the bracelet...
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Love it, his clothes look as old as he is too.
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