khoiphan92

let me try,

WOW! nice honeycombs Baeyer-Drewson

asdfsdfafsffsda

Good: Poop load of stuff coming home friday, no school friday

Bad: Pussied out talking to some girl, screwed over my math and physics exam. 13 chapter final history exam tommorow

wow i should not have waited till today to study. Our final exam is fricken 13 chapters long. We have weekly tests and almost daily quizzes and he expects us to do this now!? Too bad i have photographic memory. poaaanggggg

you really need to get banned...

well if you stitch them yourself by hand, it'll be hard.

i think its easier by hand because you can control it better.

dasfadfafdaff

thanks for the replies enjoy!

this is what worries me the most. i rigged a "drying device" where i hung the jeans in a doorway. then i placed a space heater under it and turned it on full blast to dry. would this technique get as much shrinkage as a dryer? or does the tumbling help?

tumble creases arent too bad... instead of that rigging device, my dryer came with a detachable rack for stuff you dont want rolling around. i have lost it since but im sure theres one for your washer as well. i would just throw mine in the dryer as well but my aunt would fucking kill (and i mean kill) me for making her new dryer blue

i think stitching is self explanatory. how hard can it get? the first time i did it was to repair my pants probably and it looked perfect the first time

asdfadfsasdfasdfasdfasdf

thank you. i wasn't really arguing but i was just saying what i thought.

yeah you do totally mhmm yes yup

well i have better things to do than to argue about soap and detergents. thanks bye

WOOLITE® For All Darks Detergent

WOOLITE® For All Darks Detergent

Don't let the excitement of your dark jeans or top fade over time. WOOLITE® For All Darks Detergent is specially formulated to help maintain the life of your dark and black clothes. The Dark Care formula won't cause fading, so it's perfect for washing your black t-shirts or your slimming dark colored pants. Go ahead, wash your darkest clothes right in the machine with confidence.

well the only way i would see it keep clothes and pants dark, would be to darken it somehow..

if it might for a tshirt, i don't see why it wouldn't for pants. theyre both made out of cotton.

so youre saying that if you throw a white shirt in and use woolite dark it won't turn darker?

woolite does not make jeans darker in color, if you can obtain indigo then you can re-dye your jeans, maybe?

why wouldn't it make it darker? the white faded parts would definately be a bit darker.

holy cow! i mean bunnies.

Sup guys, haven't posted here for a couple of months but heres how my dogs been. He grows crazy fricken fast. He looks like a big dog now but hes still a puppy. He got neutered 2 weeks ago at first he was a bit crazy and i thought he got rabies but now hes fine. He knows how to sit, shake hands, and play fetch. And also jump on my little cousin and make her fall down.

picture taken with my point and shoot

Here's how he little was when i first posted about 3 months ago

You can check out more pictures here of when he was littler

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mynameiselco/

whoops forgot to add leg opening measurements. To answer your question it's 7.5" leg opening

sorry dude but these are 80 from the levis store now and theyre brand new crisp.

where the hell did midnight go?

anyways, im trying to get my flatheads have a more subtle fade. Detergent?

i see everyones arcs age fine except mine. mine looks like the one made 50/50 cotton/poly stitching or the ones made on the 310s.

I've never had a problem with my arcs really... thats why my wallet fade isn't that crazy either

today is the best day everrrr

damn those look so great its unnatural