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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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coldforge
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I don't think the boots are high enough for a tuck. But I think either way they'd look better with slimmer pants.
(incidentally, I am very much outside of the 'tuck is always terrible' camp. 'Visual disruption'? I don't agree that there has to be an unbroken line all the way from your dingus to your foot. A little military steeze never hurt.)
(incidentally, I am very much outside of the 'tuck is always terrible' camp. 'Visual disruption'? I don't agree that there has to be an unbroken line all the way from your dingus to your foot. A little military steeze never hurt.)
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(I'm too chunkyOriginally Posted by Luncbox1
)No you aren't. You just aren't comfortable wearing tighter/slimmerjeans. Also, having a small hem at the bottom of your jeans' legs doesn't automatically mean the rest of the cut is going to squeeze you like a sausage and bust your balls. Something like APC new cure might work for you.
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don't tuck. Boot tuck only really looks good if your jeans are too slim to do anything, but boot tuck. If you have to stuff your hem down the leg opening it doesn't look right.Originally Posted by fuji
While you're right in this instance this is absolutely not a rule. There are a lot of cases where pants with more volume look good tucked.
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Boot tucks look awful >90% of the time. When it's done well it can look great, but it usually just screams try-hard newb.
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Thanks guys I just spent half an hour trying to pin down exactly when / were I saw Converge in Boston in 1999 UNSUCCESSFULLY. The internet has failed me.Originally Posted by shoreman1782
when i saw them in 04 the show ended with jamie jasta coming out and doing some hatebreed songs with converge and with a mini riot where the doors got broken and security got beat up
converge was amazing of course.
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