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nahneun
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What happened to Julius expressing your inner self or whatever? Did your inner self change? RFT: Sometimes I want to dress in nothing but CdGH+Originally Posted by A Fellow Linguist
lane is going through fashion puberty, lashing out against the world because he doesn't understand his innate self
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lane is going through fashion puberty, lashing out against the world because he doesn't understand his innate selfOriginally Posted by nahneun
hahahaha, but the difference is I think about it hard. Other people just buy **** on impulse and clog B&S every month.
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maybe this has been posted before ...
interview w/ blackbird's owner
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really admiring those Augustas, man. I wasn't so hot about them in the pre-delivery photos but they look great there. The leather thickness that you can see at the sidezip is probably what does it for me, that's like 3oz leather by the looks of it.Originally Posted by impolyt_one
Don't know what the weight is, but it is damned thick. Not even sure if it's calfskin or horse or what. Any suspicions?
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There just..isn't any innovation, man.
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hahahaha, but the difference is I think about it hard. Other people just buy **** on impulse and clog B&S every month.Originally Posted by Lane
true. but i'm happy when others clog b&s because they let me buy things for cheap, so no complaints here if you start doing that since you're also a size 2 in julius
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hahahaha, but the difference is I think about it hard. Other people just buy **** on impulse and clog B&S every month.Originally Posted by Lane
This has become the most overrated thing on styleforum. Thinking a lot about something doesn't make the end result good.
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This has become the most overrated thing on styleforum. Thinking a lot about something doesn't make the end result good.Originally Posted by shoreman1782
but acting on impulsions doesn't usually bring a good end result. In fact that's why I want to visit stores now before buying more complex items, since they are much harder to gauge if they truly fit in my wardrobe. Uncontrol's right that I've just started to penetrate the aesthetic, and that's why I need further "test" before I commit to something. Kinda like a science experiment, I just wanna see what works with my current wardrobe that way I don't have to continually be branching out.
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I think Malcolm Gladwell's "Blink" is a good framework. You learn a lot by looking/reading/learning and then you just kind of go by snap judgements that come from the gut.
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