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kkoiljuj
wrote at 11:40am Feb 21 this is not afsoulotli biqous we ar sou mans , we ar the pipoul we can kill``s a mans . samteung zombi is vreli vreli beqaus is mans killingest mans |
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oollllaaaaa
wrote at 11:36am Feb 21 zombi is vreali from the pipol ... zombi es seguro porque imfekcion es mundial por mata de hombres. zombebis apokalipsi martla iqveba gjerat ??? |
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oollllaaaaa
wrote at 11:36am Feb 21 zombi is vreali from the pipol ... zombi es seguro porque imfekcion es mundial por mata de hombres. zombebis apokalipsi martla iqveba gjerat ??? |
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oollllaaaaa
wrote at 11:35am Feb 21 zombi is vreali from the pipol ... zombi es seguro porque imfekcion es mundial por mata de hombres. zombebis apokalipsi martla iqveba gjerat ??? |
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Teh Devil
wrote at 3:53pm Feb 20 @poopoopouch You used the word "its" where the word "it's" should have been used. And you misspelled "romanticized." Also, you will inevitably die. Good luck in all your endeavors and thanks for the interesting opinion! |
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Papouchitsa
wrote at 4:53pm Feb 17 I think one of the most itteresning aspects of this urban lumberjack look is that the first men I saw dressing like this in NYC (after the Japanese tourists) was the gay fashion community. It reminds me of trucker hats in the early 2000 s and leather in the 70 s and 80 s in that both were supremely masculine types of clothing or accesories, but were co-opted with a bit of tongue and cheek humor by the stereotypically least masculine groupe. I suppose even if it is a somewhat ironic path, much of fashion works this way, moving from a specific group (say, the bikers, truckers, or lumberjacks), to a cultish hip group (hipsters in trucker hats 10 years ago), to mainstream fashion where the ironic twist of adopting this particular style is completely lost. Personally, I love mixing in a bit of the lumberjack look and I think its even better that men's culture is simultaneosly moving foward in technology, but also looking back towards a more tangible romantisized past. Its a good time to be a guy who likes his clothing! |
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ted
wrote at 10:29am Feb 17 That's funny, I remember my junior year English teacher and some boys in my class going on and on about Dixon Ticonderogas, 1388 HB soft. His name wasn't Watson, though... |
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Ally
wrote at 4:50pm Feb 8 Explain? |
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gspfanone
wrote at 3:33pm Jan 31 This place is a Definative website Dedicated to bringing you all the latest news regarding GSP With special guides and the latest news. |
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hot bitch
wrote at 8:03pm Jan 24 my mom will do that if i got a dt |
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