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DeadDJ
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^sup bro. I'm gonna apply for that extras call, too. Could use an extra $85 to stand around like an idiot. If I don't make it I'll have so many mixed feelings. Should I be happy a producer doesn't htink I'm a hipster? Should I be sad I was rejected? Tough call. Let you know after pilates.
Everyone who has Silent tees. How much do they shrink if tumble dried (in a garment bag or whatever to save it, I know they're delicate) and how much will they stretch back out? I need to hem them but I'm not sure how much.
Everyone who has Silent tees. How much do they shrink if tumble dried (in a garment bag or whatever to save it, I know they're delicate) and how much will they stretch back out? I need to hem them but I'm not sure how much.
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Haha I am. I'm aiming for the Sunday one so it ain't no thang. Apparently they keep your **** on file for later shoots, too. I'MA A BE A STARLING!*
*+10000 points to whoever gets this outrageously obscure reference. And answers my Silent question.
*+10000 points to whoever gets this outrageously obscure reference. And answers my Silent question.
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Haha I am. I'm aiming for the Sunday one so it ain't no thang. Apparently they keep your **** on file for later shoots, too. I'MA A BE A STARLING!*Originally Posted by Kill the DJ
*+10000 points to whoever gets this outrageously obscure reference. And answers my Silent question.
Right on, they wanted me for todays shoot. It sucks I can't but I'd be losing money. Damn this Garnier shoot! Fingers crossed for sunday.
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you should hot hand wash with woolite and then air day. Once Air dryed just cut the **** outta them. Raw Hem Swag.Originally Posted by scott.m
I would run a seam around the shirt where ever you want it to end up, then cut the **** right below the hem. Finished hem raw edge swag
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Hell with both of you. I'm gonna take it to a tailor. RO barf, too, though just for the body. Raw hem on that makes a lot of sense.
Garnier? I USE THE LENGTH AND STRENGTH SYSTEM!
(pause)
But seriously, the conditioner is great. Tell them I said so. I'm sure the models will be thrilled.
Right on, they wanted me for todays shoot. It sucks I can't but I'd be losing money. Damn this Garnier shoot! Fingers crossed for sunday.Originally Posted by bows1
Garnier? I USE THE LENGTH AND STRENGTH SYSTEM!
(pause)
But seriously, the conditioner is great. Tell them I said so. I'm sure the models will be thrilled.
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Eh, I consider them very different shirts. RO are undoubtedly softer but they're also much more sheer, a lot more expensive, and have a different cut. I got the Silent tees for pretty cheap and while they're somewhat sheer, I wouldn't have a problem wearing them alone without layering. Wouldn't object to picking up a couple of white RO shortsleeves if they were less than $100.
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someone on sufu is selling a white longsleeve one for $115 right now. The RO ones are cooler because of the length and asymmetrical backseam. Would actually like to know where I could buy them in every color online.
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Right on, they wanted me for todays shoot. It sucks I can't but I'd be losing money. Damn this Garnier shoot! Fingers crossed for sunday.Originally Posted by bows1
Bows you work in the industry? Can I have a job? Will drop out of school for low pay. I ******* miss it. I know some punk squats I can crash at till i find a real place. (0)
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I was saving up for a ToJ, but I may end up having to blow my PayPal balance on a new computer.
To make matters worse, I have to figure out what the hell I want to get out of a sea of indecipherable variations and options.
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