ChaseDizzy

Sky-dive sex. [NSFW]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=13d_1318607927

this is fuckin sick, it even has the inside bondage straps. would be interested if it was a 44. bump

the second and third jackets just look like legit punk jackets. I don't think they're apart of the brand at all

yeah man, def pick up a freshpair. but you could just slap some ducktape behind the break and shoe goo over that, skateboard style. so then you'll always have these lying around for old time's sake

Don't accept defeat! Shoe Goo © was invented for a reason

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Does anyone know how to pronounce Marjan Pejoski? It's Macedonian

im just wondering what makes you guys think its terrible? I'm not defending it since i dont know a lot about womenswear so i can't really judge it but it has elements of other brands. (ie celine and balmain)

right? it's seriously not that bad, its your average runway stuff. he's doin a better job than most of the users on here would probably do. But apparently all the dudes on here are womens' fashion experts in their spare time

Julius is 100% Cotton

V-anne is 100% Polyethylene

Measurements updated in original post

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need to pay for something

payment via paypal

shipping is included in the con. us.

paying the fees would be nice

PM me for questions.

Measurements soon, let me know if there is some you'd like right away.

1. Julius Waxed Denim Jacket A/w 2008, Size 1 // xs // 44. Bought from Klang, awesome piece. Distressed Black denim with a slight brown overdye and a wax coating. riri zips. looks leather-y from afar. I wore it a handful of times, but it's still in mighty fine condition.

$350 shipped

M:

Shoulder (No seam) but approx ~16 in

Pit: 18.5 in

Bottom of collar to bottom: 25 in

Shoulder to end of sleeve approx ~ 26-27 in. (sleeves slightly elongated for arm stacking)

Hope Klang doesn't mind if I use his pic:

Here is my own fit pic, I am 5'7 and 120 lbs.

Pictures from now on are from my blackberry. I don't have a working camera. I can try to get better ones/fit pics on request.

2. Viridi Anne polyethylene windbreaker. Size 1. delicate and light, interesting compostion. knit collar detail. Color is a muted greyish green. Riri zips and back darts/paneling. Recommended for a true 44.

$100 Shipped

M:

Shoulders: 15 in

Pit: 17 in

Shoulder to end of sleeve: 25 in

bottom of collar to bottom: 23 in

3. Robert Geller Seconds Front / back contrast long sleeve t shirt, front is a cool gray and back is a sandy beige color with raglan details. Size XS, made in Japan. fits long and slim on a 44. I wore it on April fools and it was awesome. Def hard to find this now, should go fast.

SOLD

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v483/oioioifu/geller1.jpg

4. Attachment by Kazuyuki Kumagai faded gray long sleeve t shirt. Fantastic details, somewhat raglan, anatomically constructed sleeves, and 4 panel construction on the back with raw hems. Unique substantial tencil/cotton/polyester blend, good for cooler days. bought it used but in great condition but I never wore it. Size 2. Fits relaxed on a 44, would look perfect on a slim 46.

$80 Shipped (PENDING)

M:

Shoulders (approx due to construction): 16.5 in

Pit to pit: 18 in

Shoulder to end of sleeve (Approx): 27 in

Back of collar to bottom: 26 in

5.Tim Hamilton Snow Gray coated ruched hoodie. Size XS, would also be good on an XXS, fit is super slim and slightly cropped. Terry cloth lining. a/w 2009. Retailed for $403, brand new with tags. Lampo double zipper with distressed white painted pulls. hood is small and fits like a hat.

$60 shipped

6. Malmö Slim Black Wool 2 button suit. Defunct Australian label. Made of Super 100s with functional surgeon cuffs. Definitely a well-made suit for the price. Size 46, fits true. Blazer was worn once by a friend, pockets are still sealed.

$200 shipped

yeah I completely forgot about this...made an order in july, am I still good?

So did we just get scammed or what

^^^ Same here. I can't view his profile or send PMs either.

same. this is odd

payment sent, size 8, name is under arthur b.

90% of people misuse that word

seriously. being a hipster used to be pretty specific.

remember when everyone used to use the word "poser"? yeah, me neither

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Seconded on the Prestos. Had a pair that were like, aqua colored soph year of high school for track practice. Unbelievably comfortable

Hey guys, I need a denim vest, or a jacket I can turn into a vest. A cheap Levis one will do. prefer the color on the lighter side, shoulders around 16.5 or smaller. Let me know ya'll.

from facebook. one of them is 16, so they might all be 16 :/

PS. some of this page is actually really gross....

Dear Chelsea,

You suck. Eat balls

~Chase

this is prob one of my favs ever...cheap as shit too and in my size

Yeah its a shame that theres a good chance its gone for good.

James Jamerson who was the Motown session bassist had his 1962 Fender Precision bass stolen(hundreds of hits cranked on this one bass).The bass was stolen days before he died in 1983...still hasn't turned up

yeah spreading the word is really how people get caught with things like these.

and thanks for the rep, guys, but this is Maurice's guitar, not mine.

I'm not really related in anyway

but

"Well, it won't bring much cash, but its sentimental value is through da roof!"

So I know some of ya'll are from the area and some people play instruments, so I figured I'd post this up. It's making its way across the internet, so might as well right?

OG link: http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/msg/2449158332.html

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"To the people who stole most of my stuff out of my studio on June 5, including my main guitar of 43 years, let me tell you about it.

It's a very altered, but very real 1953 Gibson Les Paul Model - Serial # 3 0621 (stamped on the back of the headstock)

This is not a gold-top. In the 1950's, it was refitted with an ABR-1 bridge and stop tailpiece, and then refinished, all by Gibson. The green colour in the picture, (especially on the rear half of the body where the light reflection is less), is accurate. It's one of the lightest Gibson Les Pauls, and the only one of its' colour, that I've ever seen.

I've made many other changes to this guitar in favour of playability:

--changed the P-90's to humbuckers

--had the neck thinned and it, the back and the sides were refinished

--when it was refinished, the serial # was stamped in

--replaced worn out machine heads with gold Gibson ones

--added brass switch ring, jack plate, and rear cavity covers that were made for me by my now-deceased brother-in-law

--added a truss rod cover with "Les Paul" on it

--installed strap-locks (for obvious reasons)

--there will be traces of violin bow resin in and under various parts. It is the best guitar ever for bowing.

This is a one-of-a-kind instrument in so many ways. It is completely recognizable, down to every screw on it.

I've been in the music business all my life, and have a large list of friends and contacts. With the help of countless amazing people, many who I don't even know, http://web.me.com/outgolfing/Equipment (which details what you took) has been sent across Canada and around the world to more people - musicians, music stores, pawn shops, studios, rehearsal rooms, and other musically related businesses - than I ever imagined possible. It's been passed around since you broke in, and is continually going out to more people. In fact, I'd bet people reading this will pass the link on to others if they already haven't. This will continue unendingly until I find my guitars and other equipment. My green Les Paul is already one of the most recognizable instruments in Canada, I can guarantee you that.

Here's your scenario:

--No collector will want this instrument because it's not even close to original.

--No legitimate business will buy it from you.

--Any creep who would knowingly buy a stolen guitar will give you a pittance for it.

--If you keep it for yourself, you'll never be able to play anywhere with it, and it will tie you to the crime and to all of the other stolen equipment for as long as you have it.

--You didn't even take the case.

It's my most personal possession, and I have always planned for my son to have it one day. By the way, the other Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier head you took was his.

It's not of much value to you, but to me, I can't buy another Les Paul like it because another one doesn't exist.. Here's a thought:

Have some decency and redeem some karma. Bring my guitar back. You've fucked my studio up and stolen a life-time collection of my shit. You stole my guitar rig, which was MY sound that I've spent years achieving.

You haven't ripped off a money making business. You've ripped off my life and my spirit immeasurably by taking away the tools of the pursuit of my passion. I've worked extremely hard for my whole life to earn my right to do so, and you took it all away in an hour or two. You've also ripped off my son, now, and in the future. I don't have the money to replace the gear, so it's just gone.

Just give it back - NO QUESTIONS ASKED. PLEASE

Maurice"

and a pic: