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For Jet: http://img837.imageshack.us/img837/3658/dearjet.jpg Synthese: how does this look for a branch out:Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty
Is having your belt off center the branch out?
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Is having your belt off center the branch out?Originally Posted by bows1
Good catch. Didn't really notice that.
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The messing around has taken it up a notchOriginally Posted by barims
The jacket's cut reminds me of the early-to-late 1980s styles that my father favoured and has since passed down to me, so I'm a touch biased
80's had some good DB jackets, didn't specifically pick any out from there to base it on but in general it stuck on my mind
For Jet:Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty
http://img837.imageshack.us/img837/3658/dearjet.jpg
dunno, you don't look bigger than me and I can keep my hands on my sides. ****, my workout partner is HUGE compared to you and he doesn't have that problem either.
not sure if you're kidding but this is precisely why i askedOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
wasn't kidding, think it'd look pretty cool, even with no studs it'd work for you
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dunno, you don't look bigger than me and I can keep my hands on my sides. ****, my workout partner is HUGE compared to you and he doesn't have that problem either.Originally Posted by aeglus
The only way i can put my hands to my sides is if i push my shoulders forward. That's my back in a relaxed state, and you see how my arms are pushed outward. It could be my permanently-tight traps that pull my arms/shoulders up. But I digress, I never claimed to be huge or anything but jet shittalking "LOL U HAVE NO LATS" warranted a response. On second thought I probably shouldn't have been baited by internet dickwaving but whatever.
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Every time i see your posts i get this much closer to buying a pair of beatwear boots.
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They're TTS right?
Also, is that shirt fur or is it just printed that way
Also, is that shirt fur or is it just printed that way
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Originally Posted by Uncontrol
Shirt: Tornado Mart / Tanktop: American Apparel / Jeans: H&M / Shoes: Beatwear
People always hate on H&M for quality/design ripping but damn if their **** doesn't fit super nice.
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