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The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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Mr. Moo
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if it's an mc staple that's just more evidence it needs to goOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
Unc, you are seriously the last cat on here who should care, or hold an opinion of any sort on MC style. Come on. Get real.
wannabe
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You're going to have to work on the hair before anyone will take you seriously.Originally Posted by Saul Silver
I like my hair! But what do you suggest?
unfortunately the hair is the least of the problems that quarter zip has to goOriginally Posted by shahanshah
Thanks for the tip.
It's a fine fit, it's just more of a MC look. Quarter zips over tie are a staple there.Originally Posted by Cacatfish
Thanks for the suggestion. Posted over to MC as well.
wannabe looks like his fit is lacking a bluetooth headpiece, that unnerves meOriginally Posted by Uncontrol
APK
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Until recently there was little out there more old mannish than a cardigan.Originally Posted by Cacatfish
They've reworked the fit, tweked a few things and now they've been reinvented.
20 years ago it was just Mr Rogers and kaptain kangaroo.
This changes nothing about quarter-zips.
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wax instead of gel man. the hundreds of oily-looking, thinly separated spikes just scream "sleazy businessman"Originally Posted by Uncontrol
Wax with hair? Unfortunately, I've never seen it done. I know it's a dumb question, but what distinguishes a look by using wax? Any long-term effects?
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This changes nothing about quarter-zips.Originally Posted by APK
It just makes me wonder if you would have said the same about cardigans etc 20 years ago. It sounds like your perceptions are based on your associations with the quarter zip. Cant really blame you because it's a pretty square look. Could that change through time though, if they become appropriated for some irony or nostalgia? weirder things have happened.
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