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Everyone just needs to fuck each other to relieve this sexual tension.

Yeah! We need a voluntary, free spirited, compatible, open ended program of procreative subforum deconstruction. Everybody just got to keep fuckin everybody until we're all on the same sufu.

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trash bros > denim bros

mad noobz got huge +rap now for posting their slubbz, but when i posted that pic of my slub way back i only got like 20 points for it total, and the was like half of the boyz klub +'ing me.

it was kinda cool when we had different titles when u hovered the rep or whatever but since people broke the 1000 mark rep just doesnt mean shit.

i took a sufu haitus for a couple years - and when i started lurkin the gurkin' again sufu was full up with aging hypebeasts tongueing eachothers ass for 22oz denim, flannels, beards and pomade.

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im undecided on whether the semi-constant trash v. denim conflict in this thread is an amazing asset or a slight setback. definitely leaning towards asset

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trash bros > denim bros

mad noobz got huge +rap now for posting their slubbz, but when i posted that pic of my slub way back i only got like 20 points for it total, and the was like half of the boyz klub +'ing me.

it was kinda cool when we had different titles when u hovered the rep or whatever but since people broke the 1000 mark rep just doesnt mean shit.

i took a sufu haitus for a couple years - and when i started lurkin the gurkin' again sufu was full up with aging hypebeasts tongueing eachothers ass for 22oz denim, flannels, beards and pomade.

Dude I wear Red Wings boots to walk to my graphic design job and to go hunting for food and beverage at my neighborhood wine bar, you just don't know shit about authenticity. Style not fashion.

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Oasis finally posted her first waywt. turns out that bitch is jailbait.

And you're a full grown man telling people on the internet to "lick your balls". Grow up Morse.

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really? ok... if youre 38 and wearing supreme and dont skate youre a lame. i mean, yeah, if youre 18 you never knew a time when supreme was a skate shop before anything else... but 38? come on.

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really? ok... if youre 38 and wearing supreme and dont skate youre a lame. i mean, yeah, if youre 18 you never knew a time when supreme was a skate shop before anything else... but 38? come on.

I never understood this, why can you not wear Supreme if you don't skate?

I had dinner with Jebbia recently again and he said he doesn't skate and never DID skate. If the fucking founder/owner doesn't skate then who cares who wears the brand?

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i dont understand why anyone would want to really. its a skate shop, or at least it was when i first found out about it.

i guess its more not wanting a culture that i grew up in being appropriated by people who have no connection to it at all.

but shit... the connection that most people make to it now is all about hype really. i can understand how you wouldnt understand why i feel the way i do.... but look at it like this... lets say that the yo-yo shop that all the coolest yo-yoers were sponsored by back before yo-yoing became a big mainstream thing has always made thier own little line of tees and shit. because they are in the fashion capital of the world, they also make some cut and sew stuff. all of a sudden, yo-yos are cool, and everyone wants to wear the clothing that this shop has been putting out for years. most of the people who do so dont even know the importance of the shop in the history of yo-yoing... all they see is some cool shit thats kind of hard to get ahold of so they want it.

thats what supreme is. they supported NYC skateboarding when there was no one else doing it. the skaters who rode for them became legends in the east, and over the world. i enjoy SOME of thier stuff now, but have always thought it was fucking cool because of the connection to some of the most creative skaters to come from the east coast, and i identified with them much more than the people in cali since i have lived in florida all my life.

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Maybe because it's high school clothing? Most of the streetwear is and it looks ridiculous on grown men. Supreme is probably the best of all of them but still. If you're 38 and still skate you can wear whatever the fuck you want. You're an old man on a skateboard, you already don't give a single fuck.

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I do appreciate the thought-out response.. the reason i really don't get it is because in the yoyo world (believe it or not) there is far more positivity among the players than there is in the skating scene. The situation with the yoyo shop/clothing you presented has happened more than a couple of time, definitely nowhere near to the level of Supreme, but it has happened and honestly nobody i know in the yoyo scene had a negative reaction to it. Like i said though, the general attitude in the two scenes are different and skaters in particular tend to have a very "fuck you" attitude in general, it comes with the territory.

Regardless, when i'm sitting there talking to Jebbia and he's telling me how he never skated and that Supreme was an "art project" that somehow centered around NYC skaters my mind melted because all i could think of is people on forums telling others not to wear it because they don't skate.

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Are we still having this argument? We're talking about a t-shirt with a Barbara Kruger style logo on it, it's not like Supreme/skate brands somehow invented a whole new way of dressing or a new garment. The same argument could be made for Nike and playing sports and I've heard the argument made for *shudder* Tapout clothing. Anyway, a huge part of the ethos of Supreme seems to be about co-opting imagery from cultural icons, be it New Order or Gucci. Why does that somehow only run one way?

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