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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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Eason
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lulz at eason but yea that looks better now. Not just because of more fits but at least the first 10 posts aren't bagging on xenox. Would probably scare a lot of people from postingOriginally Posted by chronoaug
******* holla you biznatches
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That's a good idea, the thread titles were changing as I was moving posts into them but they should be relatively clear now. I may follow your scheme when I have a minute.Originally Posted by j
an added benefit of renaming all the "archived" versions of the threads to follow the naming scheme I suggested (assuming you pin & lock them), is that they will stay at the very bottom of the entire pinned list since all the non locked, pinned threads will float up above them when people post to the other pinned threads. they will probably end up right next to each other since they wont have disparate naming conventions like "WAYWT" versus "The What Are You Wearing Today/Now."
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yo snake. i listed it in the original post. they are barneys house brand. actually the boots in the pic are too.
i'm still convinced barneys makes some of the best shoes around. they are all(?) made in italy, great construction, cheap as **** (the chukkas were like 170 on sale....magician got his for 30 bucks with his discounts), look and feel great, and they last forever.
i'm still convinced barneys makes some of the best shoes around. they are all(?) made in italy, great construction, cheap as **** (the chukkas were like 170 on sale....magician got his for 30 bucks with his discounts), look and feel great, and they last forever.
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Originally Posted by sq4you
mmm
thom browne
tumi belt
capital e's
barneys chukkas
Pretty goddamn sweet. I don't think the brown on brown on brown is a huge deal, but gray shoes imo would have topped this the **** off.
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