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Honestly I feel like SF is much more interesting now than it has been recently. Good things are happening in the WAYWT thread almost every day.
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^ nobody has commented on my sick N. Hoolywood Amish shirt (I have like 3 or 4 N Hooly Amish quilt pieces) since I posted it, both here and on sufu.
Any breast specialists care to input on that cup size there? My girlfriend was talking about disappearing for a little and returning with some G-cups, she said she is tired of her E's, but I think she can pull off what's going on there, as-is. May need some tan and glitter lotion.
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Any breast specialists care to input on that cup size there? My girlfriend was talking about disappearing for a little and returning with some G-cups, she said she is tired of her E's, but I think she can pull off what's going on there, as-is. May need some tan and glitter lotion.
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Honestly I feel like SF is much more interesting now than it has been recently. Good things are happening in the WAYWT thread almost every day.Originally Posted by A Fellow Linguist
Word. Still have the typical lumberjack steeze or SF uniform happening but with addition of some more gothninja-lite and luxe looks. It's a good mix of looks.
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^ nobody has commented on my sick N. Hoolywood Amish shirt (I have like 3 or 4 N Hooly Amish quilt pieces) since I posted it, both here and on sufu.Originally Posted by impolyt_one
Please tell me cup sizes are different in Asia since an E-cup here is ridonkulous on a 100 pound Japanese girl.
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ok. i'm not crazy. thanksOriginally Posted by chronoaug
balmain
also, zara has a knockoff of this that is pretty close.
I am hoping for the day more women dress like this in LA, I feel like it's the perfect setting for balmain and even knock off balmain. It would be both marvelous and perfect. Come on celebrity blogs work your magic.
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Chrono you should read my blag. No one else writes uncomfortably personal ramblings about being a hipster magician in suburban hell.
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With all the democratization or whatever of info disseminated on blogs/twitter, etc. what does everyone think about the push in the other direction--limiting access to real content?Originally Posted by shoreman1782
I don't mean to single out Inventory, and lord knows they post a lot on the web so they're not anti-online, but they definitely try to save good content for the print mag (part of that is photography, which translates so much better in quality print). Monocle is similar. NYT etc. have experimented with subscription but it seems print/online pubs that have had success with a limited-access model do it by not putting the best content online at all, or at least marketing it so you think the best content is not online.
Look at the pubs SF has fetishized recently--Mens Ex, Non no, Free and Easy, etc. (Granted these are overwhelmingly not English language pubs to begin with). Not much online at all.
I've interned at a newspaper a couple times, and kept a watch over print journalism for years, so I've noticed this, too. Once the outlets realized they were sort of cutting off their nose to spite their face by giving everything away for free, they retreated and tried to slowly install a means to limit free content.
The average person has been conditioned to expect content at no expense, so it's been a difficult push in the other direction. As someone who wants to end up working in print/online journalism, I hope the majority of publications are able to find a sustainable model that utilizes the online component, but in a way that isn't slowly bleeding the industry dry.
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