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Added Social Sculpture jeans to my sales thread, check my sig for details:

13 SS 03 NW W30L30 brand new $550

13 SS 03 D9 W30L30 brand new $550

13 SS 03 D10 W34L30 brand new $550

Pics for NBHD Lightening Savage & Kneel Down

8. Neighborhood Lightening Savage Medium Straight Jeans Indigo Sz. M - SOLD

1 2 3 4 5

Condition: 6/10 - worn a handful of times, washed several times but still lots of life left, no damage I know of.

Does not come with any accessory

Waist 42 cm

Inseam 70.5 cm

Outseam 102.5 cm

Leg opening 21.5 cm

Thigh 29 cm

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9. Neighborhood Kneel Down Savage Medium Straight Jeans Black Sz. M - SOLD

1 2 3 4 5 6

Condition: 6/10 - worn a handful of times, washed several times but still lots of life left, no damage I know of.

Does not come with any accessory

Waist 42 cm

Inseam 76.5 cm

Outseam 103.5 cm

Leg opening 21 cm

Thigh 29.5 cm

bump to the top, measurements added, will add up more items for sale:

VIsvim Social Sculpture jeans 03D10 W32L30 - Brand New

Visvim Social Sculpture jeans 03D9 W30L30 - Brand New

Visvim Social Sculpture jeans 03 Non Washed W30L30 - Brand New

Price reduced to:

Visvim Patrician Plain Toe Folk Lo Black M9 condition 8.5/10 - $450 OBO

Visvim Virgil Plain Toe Folk Lo Lt. Brown M9 condition 9.5/10 - $550 OBO

Visvim Logan Lattice Hi Black M10 condition 8/10 - $200

Visvim Social Sculpture 04 Cut Damage 9 W30L30 condition 9/10 - $350

Check my sig for more details or email: [email protected]

Thank you for viewing!

bump to the top - price reduced, currently out of country will return on July 2nd.

Items to be added soon:

VIsvim Social Sculpture jeans 03D10 W32L30 - Brand New

Visvim Social Sculpture jeans 03D9 W30L30 - Brand New

Visvim Social Sculpture jeans 03 Non Washed W30L30 - Brand New

Email me for more info: [email protected]

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bump to the top, will be out of town 6/12-13

• Visvim Patrician Folk Lo Black M9 $500

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Used sparingly, no visible damage, condition 8.5/10

Comes with original tag, bag, and box

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• Visvim Virgil Plain Toe Folk Lo Suede Lt. Brown M9 $600

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Worn once, good as new, condition 9.5/10

Comes with original tag, bag, and box

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• Visvim Logan Lattice High Black M10 $250

MORE PHOTOS HERE

Used maybe 5-7 times, too big for me. Condition 8/10

Does not come with accessories, will provide a separate Visvim box

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• Visvim Social Sculpture 04 cut Damage 9 W30 L30 $380

MORE PHOTOS HERE

Bought from Y! Japan used, too small for me, no visible flaw, condition 8/10

Does not come with accessories

Measurements: WILL UPDATE SOON

Waist

Thigh

Inseam

Outseam

Leg opening

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***TERMS & IMPORTANT NOTES***
- All prices is US$, not including shipping costs
- All items located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia unless otherwise noted
- Accepts PayPal with verified and confirmed address only; buyer pays 4% or pay as gift to avoid fee.
- Ships using EMS or any other equivalent international express shipping methods
- Please indicate if you need insurance as I will NOT be responsible for loss or damage after item is shipped out.
- Rough shipping costs: Shoes - $45, Jeans - $35 for US/EU; minus $5~10 for Asia.
- Ships within 1-2 working days upon payment
- Conditions and measurements are for your references only
- All sales are final
- Further inquiries: [email protected] (EMAIL ME FOR QUICK RESPONSES AS I DON'T CHECK MY SUFU ACCOUNT OFTEN)
 

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JEANS MEASURING GUIDE:
1 - Waist (I measure from inside)
2 - Inseam (Measured from crotch to leg opening straight
3 - Outseam (measured from waist to leg opening straight
4 - Leg opening (measured from outside)
5 - Thigh (measured from crotch to outside, parallel to waist line

They're measured on the floor flat by hand, take 1-2 cm for error.

S O L D L I S T :

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Past two days:

Nexus VII jacket & tee

Paul Smith

Visvim

Sophnet

Number Nine

Visvim

Pand-whatever: if you want I can put on some higher end stuff, I wouldn't know what you wouldn't call "shit" but I have a feeling that whatever I do you won't like it. So you can eat the rest of my fit.

Okonomi: I should, but I'd rather sell it, you want?

^ thanks for the input, I felt that the jacket should be the focus so mixed with plain shirt and chinos, albeit the shinny ass boots.

Undercover

Sophnet

Uniqlo

Visvim

Nexus VII

Sophnet

Uniqlo

Visvim

This was in Taiwan where I grew up. In middle school the teachers there were super serious and intense. They slap and beat kids and make you do awful shit. I remember reading comic books (the slam dunk era) in class and the teacher took it away, tore it down and slapped me right in front of class. Everybody hated that bitch. We did many pranks. Once we threw water balloons from 5th floor down to her (except the balloons were really large garbage bags); We soak all the chalks before class and the teacher had no idea why they wouldn't write. One time the whole class agreed to write on the test papers with highlighters, that was fun. Also one time we glued all the test papers together so she couldn't grade shit. Oh I miss my childhood.

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Really dig Clémence Poésy's style.

Sorry for small pics, grabbed them from Google Image:

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Today

That's a stupid of thinking about intelligent people.

Here's my theory:

Intelligent people are better than everyone else.

Therefore they have the potential for opportunities.

The failed realization that one has not achieved one's full potential leads to depression.

Reason why intelligent people don't try to acheive their full potential?

Fear of failure.

While I see some truth in your theory, I must add that although intelligent people by default have more perceived potential than others, the world is nevertheless dominated by the average people; the highly intelligent ones are on the far side of the bell curve and are, for most of the time, considered the odd ones. the vast majority of the so called opportunities are often presented to those who are average, or slightly above - those who climb the social ladder much more easily than the intelligent ones.

realizing one's full potential or not is just one aspect of obtaining happiness or depression (i'd like to think); the problem remains for the intelligent ones is that whether they fear the failure or not, the odds are pretty much always against them in terms of the so called mainstream success (money, fame, girls, what have you) and they can see it, very few intellects receive the recognition or so called success, at least not proportionate to those with average intelligence. And that I think is the main reason why it is more difficult for intelligent people to be happy. This is also why i think IQ doesn't mean anything when it comes to quality of life, there are way too many other things one should factor in to have a happy, fulfilling life.

yeah to be honest i agree, I feel the article misses the point. I don't think Hemingway is refereeing to something born out of childhood suffering, but instead something more existential. Something more to do with the things that intelligent people will consider and think about but that the common man might just take for granted or ignore completely.

Interesting article. I think these two points (the article and yours) kind of connect though. Highly intelligent children act weird and are deemed the outsiders because they are able to comprehend and become interested in certain subjects/activities that the average kids do not (therefore uninterested), just as highly intelligent adults tend to have the capability or curiosity and urge to analyze/understand certain things that the average people are ignorant to or fail to acknowledge.

Also most of the intelligent people I know and work with tend to have some kind of depression. They appear to be overthinking in perspectives of their family and friends because what the average men's "answer" or solutions to whatever problems they may have are usually already thought of and exhausted. To the average people there shouldn't be any point going further into discussing certain subjects (which in most cases they fail to comprehend, or just feels impractical anyway). This is fine and tolerable for day-to-day social interactions, but when a person is surrounded by spouse, family and friends who all fail to understand or identify with that person, then whether it'd be joy, happiness, troubles or sadness the person cannot share it with his social circles, and it's easier to get depressed and much difficult to be happy.