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soporific = sleep inducingOriginally Posted by onix
I consider most of my ties to be rather boring. The orange one kinda pops, but everything else is just boring little symmetrical patterns. But I guess I need to recalibrate my soporometer
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I consider most of my ties to be rather boring. The orange one kinda pops, but everything else is just boring little symmetrical patterns. But I guess I need to recalibrate my soporometerOriginally Posted by anon
Most of the ties posted here lately are not soporific in my scale, these are (see how you eyes from left to right, realizing that the last one blends into the carpet?)
Originally Posted by RJE
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Most of the ties posted here lately are not soporific in my scale, these are (see how you eyes from left to right, realizing that the last one blends into the carpet?)Originally Posted by onix
well I'd say there is a continuum of being soporific and those are definitely on one end. looking back at my picture, I understand the complaints. Like I said, my apologies. I'll post if I ever buy even more boring ties.
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well I'd say there is a continuum of being soporific and those are definitely on one end.Originally Posted by anon
looking back at my picture, I understand the complaints. Like I said, my apologies. I'll post if I ever buy even more boring ties.
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I'm at school so I had to take this with my blackberry, anyway, these are pretty sleep inducing to
me, although I wear them all the time and love them.
me, although I wear them all the time and love them.
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