obladi

http://www.dogfunk.com/dogfunk/GVS0030/large/c3/s8/Gravis-Shadow-Backpack.html?id=UWvHACKX&swatch=SBRB

Where's the best place for vans? I'm looking for grey vans, which I can't find. Everywhere I go, theres just a sub-par selection.

wow your tall.

Do they make good shoes for the winter? Men wear them right? Where can I get good galoshes for a reasonable price?

352 East 20th street (212) 777-7837

Pants, sweaters, jackets for 2.50. Suits for 4.75. Not the best service but the prices are really good.

If it's just for photoshop and illustrator you don't need that much power. Just get a nice display.

aw I think your cute.

Edited by obladi on Nov 6, 2005 at 09:46 PM

I want to know how much the person got to do a brochure like this. google+superfuture

I'm sure the cans of starch also have instructions.

My mother owns 3 industrial singers. Good stuff.

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that's really low i mean i dont wanna sound like a douche but come on dude

--- Original message by emrinderForgotHisPassword on Oct 31, 2005 09:17 PM

Have you ever bought something from the gap, that you really liked, but then when you got home you ripped off all the gap tags?

Or am I the only one insecure enough to do that?

Quote: i saw kanye west with designs shaved in his hair and he looked like a douchebag

He always looks like a douche to me.

Edited by obladi on Oct 28, 2005 at 07:50 PM

I tried out vans and I think the sole is a bit high. I want vans that are thin soled like my chucks. Are there such thing? I visted the website and they seem to have tons of different types but I can't tell the difference.

goo gone works. I used it on jeans, jackets, and some containers where I ripped off price tag stickers. I don't think the smell is that bad. I rather it smell than walk around with gum on me.

You can't even see the hoodie. Is it just attractive because that guy is wearing it?

That hoodie is ugly.

If you dryclean a silkscreen shirt, the print will get hard and peel off most of the time.

Ink is like the hardest thing to get off. I don't really understand what exactly happened, but If the shirt is white, bleach it. Sometimes that doesn't work well either and the ink spot might just turn brown. Bleach is also very bad for fabrics so don't do that unless you have to.

If it is a colored shirt, take it to the dry cleaners. But it might not come off it the ink has gone through both sides. Flip the shirt over and see if the ink went through. Also if the shirt has print on it, like a silk screen or a plastic logo print, that can't be dry cleaned.

I'm very careful with my printed t shirts. They are a hassle to get cleaned if anything major happens.

I think the rules was wearing the denim jacket small and wearing it in a color that contrasts with your bottoms.

Winter is just around the corner. I have tons of sweaters and hoodies to get by autumn but I'm afraid when it gets a little bit colder and I have nothing to wear. I'm a tiny guy and all the coats I try on make me look even smaller. My price point is 500$usd, nothing over that. Something that can last me a few years. I was thinking a slim peacoat but I don't know what would be a good brand. I'm also open for anything else, maybe a slim down jacket? Even though down filling is really over.

I'm sure many other guys are also looking for winter coats so advice would be helpful for many. Thanks in advance.

Edited by obladi on Sep 26, 2005 at 04:39 PM

There's things you can do to speed it up I believe. Ride a bicycle.

I could never wear those.

http://www.universalsewing.com/featured/sb-13058.htm

seam ripper works well also.

Edited by obladi on Sep 19, 2005 at 03:08 PM