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Not a huge noob. I just got around to buying it. Tokio Hotel is a rather low blow. I would have to suck REALLY hard for that to apply.

Well shit, sorry if I hurt your feelings.

Also: who buys music still? I only buy it if I know its gonna be worth something, if its less than a dollar in its physical form, and/or vinyl (no pretension), otherwise I am a pirate all day every day.

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I like the context the art and liner notes provide. Plus, there is something very satisfying about having a physical cd, and watching your collection grow. Also, I lend music to my friends alot, so it helps to have cds. I just don't feel good pirating.

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Okay. I apologize. I won't do it anymore. Promise. And it's not vinyl.

It's prob Itunes downloads which deserve a flood of neg

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I like the context the art and liner notes provide. Plus, there is something very satisfying about having a physical cd, and watching your collection grow. Also, I lend music to my friends alot, so it helps to have cds. I just don't feel good pirating.
It's prob Itunes downloads which deserve a flood of neg

if your gonna hate come correct.

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Just picked up a pair of Cheap Monday 'Italian Unwash' and a pair of Naked and Famous 'SkinnyGirl'. Super excited for new jeans. :D

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Just picked up a pair of Cheap Monday 'Italian Unwash' and a pair of Naked and Famous 'SkinnyGirl'. Super excited for new jeans. :D

nice pancake i am super excited for u 2 :D

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Stephan Schneider super thick moleskin trousers

Stephan Schneider huge wool/ alpaca scarf

Jil Sander AW07/08 sweater

Stephan Schneider patterned cardigan

Ann Demeulemeester SS07 stripped trousers (help me

to find a blazer please!)

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mumma you get all that at park? jil sander f/w 07 is perfect imo

kunk you get any raf from spring? barneys has hot pants in stock. perfect for taking kids to practice when it gets warm outside

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ha fallen i just got those mmm 2. great price, huh? i actually should have went with the 41, but got the 42s. what size did you kop? trade you a 42 for a 41.

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What would the first style of shoe be called? Derby, or just a standard oxford? Winkle-picker? I'm looking for a shoe just like that for spring/summer/nicer occasions.

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Those would be Oxfords, I believe.

I was always led to believe Oxfords are more ornate - I know the costume name for a sorta upturned but simple shoe like that is Winkle-picker, but I dunno if thats an "official" term or even part of the real shoe lexicon.

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ha fallen i just got those mmm 2. great price, huh? i actually should have went with the 41, but got the 42s. what size did you kop? trade you a 42 for a 41.

i just got 41 but they didnt get them yet. if i need bigger we'll trade.

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i just got 41 but they didnt get them yet. if i need bigger we'll trade.

okay let me know. i won't wear them until then. thanks!

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ha fallen i just got those mmm 2. great price, huh? i actually should have went with the 41, but got the 42s. what size did you kop? trade you a 42 for a 41.

hey, i also kopped a 42. luckily they run a little big so they fit me okay. awesome price .. i been wanting these for a year

What would the first style of shoe be called? Derby, or just a standard oxford? Winkle-picker? I'm looking for a shoe just like that for spring/summer/nicer occasions.

people call these oxfords, but by definition i think they're actually derbys.. i could be wrong

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I was always led to believe Oxfords are more ornate - I know the costume name for a sorta upturned but simple shoe like that is Winkle-picker, but I dunno if thats an "official" term or even part of the real shoe lexicon.

I believe Winklepickers refer to a very elongated and pointed end on the last - in this case since there is no ornamentation on the shoes the difference between an oxford and a derby is whether or not the flaps that the shoelaces go through are sewn together. I was actually mistaken although I was looking for the right thing - these are Derbys because they are not sewn together at the bottom ("closed") unlike an Oxford which are "open".

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