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Posts posted by todesengel
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Do you go to UW? because it pretty much sounds like you do. especially the Northface+sevens+A&F, its pretty much the uniform here, male or female.
God damn UW kids dress so horribly. It really is depressing how much this city doesn't give two shits about how people dress. I see MAYBE 3 or 4 kids around campus a week that have some sort of non-A&F/Seven/Northface clothing on. It's ridiculous.
So, uhhh, yea I guess I'm a fashion snob
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up and up it goes
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boxing day bump!
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Sure, here they are:
Neck to Bottom: 22"
Armpit to armpit: 23"
Neck to end of sleeve: 28.5"
Let me know if you're interested!
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Christmas eve bump!
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measurements on the medium shirt
Someone has dibs on it, but hasn't yet paid. If they fall through, I'll PM you. Measurements are:
Shoulder to waist: 25"
armpit to armpit: 20"
EDIT: Alright, the guy wanting the T fell through, PM me if you're interested!
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morning bump!
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xcoldricex of course, and a lot of the other frequent posters. mr p's outfits are almost always fucking awesome, though he doesn't post much.
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PM sent to you.
Replied, and bump!
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Spruce yellow zip hoodie $80
Size L hoodie, but fits like an XL. Riri zip with black detail, double lined hood, thermal lined body, hidden pockets, printed Spruce logo, faint square detail on the chest, overall awesome details with that sweet sweet Spruce quality.
Khaki brown Spruce pullover hoodie $65 SOLD
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Well, a bunch of my friends flaked out on me about what they wanted for Spruce/W+H stuff from the sample sale. So, here they are, for not too ridiculous prices.
All items are brand new, never worn. All prices include standard shipping to the continental US, please PM about international shipping if needed.
Measurments available upon request. Payment by paypal only please.
Spruce heather grey crewneck pullover $45 ALMOST SOLD
Signature long cuffs, very comfy pullover. Marked size L, measurements are below.
Thanks for looking. Again, measurments/more pics available upon request.
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Yea it is a little scratchy, but wool doesn't usually bother me so much. I haven't worn it around all day yet, so we'll see how it works out then.
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I was up there first thing on Friday, and was a little disappointed in the selection. I did pick up a sweet scarf though, and some nice Ts.
On a second note, a bunch of people who wanted me to pick stuff up for them ended up not liking what I got due to sizing, so I'll probably be throwing some stuff up on supermarket once I get a decent camera (for not insane prices).
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Most of it has already been said, but...
-A lot of the touristy stuff is pretty fun (Victoria peak, Ave. of the stars with the laser show, etc)
-Get an octopus card first thing when you get there
-I've heard that staying in Kowloon can get really noisy at night, so you might want to say on HK island.
-HK is pretty damn safe
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I just want to get it out there that Legends of the Hidden Temple was the best TV show ever created. Who didn't want to be on that?
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BBQ Stingray - Newton in Singapore
Nasi Kandar - Hawkers in Penang, Malaysia
Spicy beef gyro - Zaina in Seattle
Sichuan hotpot - crazy gigantic restaurant in Xian, China
Hot sopressata sandwich with gorgonzola - Salumi in Seattle
Pizza margherita - Pizzeria Pompei in Perugia, Italy
Shit man, so much good food...
You know what, the rest of my 10 go to assorted Malaysian hawker foods. Highest concentration of awesome food in the world...
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Yeah, I think this stuff is legit. It seems like an online store that sells other brands too, e.g. HeM, Manhattan Portage (?), etc. But it looks pretty real. You don't really see a lot of Porter fakes here in Japan.
Its a HK site though (trying to look like a Japanese site), which makes me a little nervous. Everything seems to check out, but it is weird that it looks so similar to the official site.
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Yep, wholesalers are where its at in Guangzhou. The main drag is kinda fun too, but not really great shopping, you have to hunt. If you want shopping, just take the train to HK, only a few hours away.
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In no particular order:
prague, budapest, krakow, istanbul (even though it's not technically Europe, you should go there), belgrade, rome, london, dubrovnik.
Also, it doesn't count as a city, but don't miss small towns in central Italy.
Also, to the person/people saying Bucharest, what about it did you like? Most people that I've talked to say that its one of the slummier cities in Europe (though it apparently has fantastic nightlife, oh eastern Europe)
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Considering he's got 3 or 4 other items up for sale right now, my hunch is he'll get shut down pretty quickly.
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Alright, I took some recommendations from ME and ordered a whole new regimen (face and shave). I'll report on results.
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Are they restocking every weekend? I'm heading out there on the 15th... hope there will be some stuff.
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If you want something on the more expensive end (around $75 USD when booked off travel websites), you could try the Cosmo. The rooms are really nice (a bit small, but very nice), the location is great (5 minute walk from MTR/Times square), and the service is very good.
Also, the Cosmo and Cosmopolitan are 2 different hotels with the same owner. The Cosmopolitan is classier and more expensive, the Cosmo is trendier and less expensive.
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The ugliest Jeans in the world thread.
in superdenim
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Holy shit, I remeber being in Italy 3 years ago and seeing EVERY 16 year old girl wearing jeans like that. I called them genie pants, and it saddens me to see that they made it out of Italy.