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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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what the **** is thisOriginally Posted by breakfasteatre
I'd say something awesome. This is one of the best riffs off spring fashion I've seen in a while. No, I don't dress this way, and don't want to either. Doesn't stop me from appreciating the look though.
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what the **** is thisOriginally Posted by breakfasteatre
bjork?Originally Posted by grundletaint
hey youre right, i didnt see the swans head at firstOriginally Posted by breakfasteatre
If it's too much for you to comprehend then perhaps style is beyond your grasp?. Stick to the mall and you won't have so much trouble understanding anything beyond a logo tee and boot-cut jeans. What's with the sudden influx of fashion phobic simpletons with a bro complex?
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lets not argue for once...Originally Posted by Chris.
The shorts look very skirt-like...a little too feminine for my taste here, but do as you wish Sorry to disappoint, robbie
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It becomes more important when you start critiquing other people. It's just sort of difficult to take anyone seriously when they type like some adolescent posting from their brand new blinged out pink Paris Hilton cell. Just trying to give "wEstSidE" some advice.Originally Posted by lance konami
Your missing the joke, head over to Superfuture, his posts are more fragmented and surreal than the ones here. He's funny as ****.
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this, coming from someone who wears versace jeans couture? love it.Originally Posted by Chris.
All i see are two auctions i have running for stuff im flipping from valuevillage
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Chris- Love it. I have a pair of shorts i might try to wear with a pair of boots just for fun one of these days. The bag and plaid piece are nice touches. Kudos. Just ignore the ignorant here. There are too many people who should either stick to MC or just quit pretending and join honestforum. brett- I'm glad to see that henley fits you better than i. I loved it a year or so ago when i was a bit bigger. Your fits have been looking solid lately.
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Chris- Love it. I have a pair of shorts i might try to wear with a pair of boots just for fun one of these days. The bag and plaid piece are nice touches. Kudos. Just ignore the ignorant here. There are too many people who should either stick to MC or just quit pretending and join honestforum.Originally Posted by chronoaug
brett- I'm glad to see that henley fits you better than i. I loved it a year or so ago when i was a bit bigger. Your fits have been looking solid lately.
Dude I'm all about the shorts and hitops kickin it old school like freshman basketball. I do the desert boots with them too so get on it pimpin.
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I cant seem to make decent pics- *******!!! (but I'd still look the best!)Originally Posted by Jerome
"Tintin-dog keychain"....or woteva..
While I'd love to just let this drop, it seems that you forgot to let your seeing-eye dog take this picture, maybe help you freshen up a little too before the photo...Jeans I hate, shoes are meh, don't rock caps, I should stop.
Excuse your being offended.
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SoCal, I assume you're looking for constructive criticsm.....I don't like it. The shirt is way too long and is draping funny. I can't tell if it's a faux tuck or what. The pants are on some other level. Is the bottom half your snowboard getup? Do you use step in bindings?
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