giantreptile

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Puma 96hours motorbike boots.

--- Original message by haptronic on Feb 11, 2006 07:43 PM

you own a motorcycle? if so, what kind?

if you think about it, it would be pretty easy to counterfeit APCs.

spoken like someone offended by what i said. don't split hairs with me, dag.

alan bilzerian in boston

track jackets is more of a personal preference than anything. i do equate it with frat boys and Eurotrash in the US, though. Let me steer this in a slightly different direction to avoid being supertrashed...

i've noticed that those satin baseball jackets are coming back. what about those?

there you go. now you're on to something! your best look yet!

i was with you on that opinion two seasons ago, but don't you agree that their quality has sagged a bit lately?

Edited by giantreptile on Feb 10, 2006 at 02:40 PM

moths. that's right. i was beginning to think that if someone stored their swamp ass raw denim with everything else in their closet, that this would attract moths. and being that this is a cashmere-wearing type of crowd, I wonder what measures, if any, are being taken.

i've been pleased with maharishi. check out this hoodie i just bought...

http://superfuture.com/city/supertalk/index.cfm?page=topic&topicID=4084&start=301

mhi tends to be a little young for me, but i agree the camo stuff is really cool, and the hoody's are solid (the other one i have has a perfect ipod pocket, without being an 'ipod pocket').

beg to differ: rag and bone rules. and they're not japanese.

ask the goat how he washes his!

i think rogan quality has declined, especially with last year's collection. and more and more stuff is made in other countries, where it seemed that they initially prided themselves on 'made in usa'. hmm..maybe that's why the US's trade deficit is at an all time high?

madgrad: the tie is fine the way it is. it doesn't need to be slimmer. avoid trends, and keep with classics. most of the people advising you are just kids, so they haven't found that buddhists' middle ground yet. the jeans you have look much better than those other two (acne maybe? can't remember); not as feminine. yeah i said it again.

witts where are you getting all this money to buy all this stuff? you a rich kid or something?

they may not be 'tight', but they are too tight for skating. i friggin' know because i did it for ten years.

that's more a case of 'don't skate with tight jeans'. i think only matt hensley was able to pull it off successfully.

Edited by giantreptile on Feb 8, 2006 at 02:18 PM

speaking of obscure denim, i sure wish i could find some Big John jeans. I had a pair in undergrad that I wore until they fell off.

woah, i totally missed out on this whole ande whall jeans thing. so what's the story with making your own jeans? how long have you been doing this? and how in the world do you arrange getting them made?

on a side note: missed what he said, but ban breakfasteatre anyway so that I can remain king smartass on this forum.

um, you know the answer to this...it's to propagate those pictures you showed us of the "hotti's".

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So, do they put whatever is in their hair in their collars as well or is it the other way around?

--- Original message by Proletariat on Feb 7, 2006 11:28 AM

if that's not a bonafide "growing up gotti" look-a-alike contest, and instead is just some night out at the club, then this is a sad, sad world.

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whatabout that one? looks neat imo

anyone that has a similar pic taken from the front and not the side, I'm gonna try to stick it to my head with ps 8)

--- Original message by qom on Sep 1, 2005 06:26 AM

don't go with this look. because then you just look like a justin pearson wannabe.

those edwins probably came from alan bilzerian. they have all kinds of obscure denim brands, mostly japanese.

i would say 'hit or miss' rather than yes or no.

Bally. also in boston or new york.

depends on which ralph lauren. purple label (the expensive one) tends to be a more euro fit.