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Should I or shouldn't I buy... (clothing item)?
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Topman's quality is a bit better imo.Originally Posted by linkinwayne
Thanks for the suggestions, guys. I might grab a better jacket, but only if I can get my size sorted out. Workouts have put me anywhere between 38 and 42.
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I don't think it matters since your clothes never seem to fit anyway.Originally Posted by Uncontrol
Recently, after going on and off a medication, I've gained, then lost, 80 pounds; shirts that fit tight in the shoulders even a month ago can now be seen making their torturous descent
down my arms. While it has been fun getting advice here, sometimes, you do just have to wonder: do new balsa wood racing car enthusiasts logging-on to balsa wood racing forums face the same weird scrutiny from angry, englittered Canadians? Or is this just Style Forum -specific?
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