happy bday to moi (and john kerry, jermaine jackson, and amon göth).
lucky puppy.
lucky puppy.
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Happy Birthday. Glad to see you still dress like a hipster into your 30's. I mean that seriously.
thank you, friend.
a gabardine, trousers and trainers are hipster wear? the ‘in’ style thesedays is streetwear. i basically dress smart-formal, tbh. i notably skipped the last few major hipster trends, viz. ‘manly men’ with giant groomed beards and lumberjack boots, and ‘bad boys with a soft centre’ with full sleeves of tattoos and piercings.
i think this might be a ‘normal dress standards in USA vs europe’ thing.
a gabardine, trousers and trainers are hipster wear? the ‘in’ style thesedays is streetwear. i basically dress smart-formal, tbh. i notably skipped the last few major hipster trends, viz. ‘manly men’ with giant groomed beards and lumberjack boots, and ‘bad boys with a soft centre’ with full sleeves of tattoos and piercings.
i think this might be a ‘normal dress standards in USA vs europe’ thing.
Last edited by uziq (2021-12-10 21:14:08)
"ass fresh"
Teenagers are going to be calling you grandpa now, if they haven't already like 5 years ago.
Teenagers are going to be calling you grandpa now, if they haven't already like 5 years ago.
i do officially feel like i belong to a markedly different generation to early-20s and teenagers. good riddance.
I think anyone with conscious memory of the Y2K scare is probably going to feel a little different from "kids these days."
Those shoes, uziq. A fashion conscious person like yourself should know better
Same goes for the girl, christ. Are those dr martens? Discustang
Are you wearing a black kippah?
Same goes for the girl, christ. Are those dr martens? Discustang
Are you wearing a black kippah?
Last edited by Larssen (2021-12-11 07:00:52)
lol dr martins? you don’t know your fashion larssen. (she’s a fashion designer.) they’re from ganni.
and it’s an APC ville mac. and the shoes are classiques. new balance dad shoes forever.
https://www.gq.com/story/sneaker-of-the … 990-v5/amp
and it’s an APC ville mac. and the shoes are classiques. new balance dad shoes forever.
https://www.gq.com/story/sneaker-of-the … 990-v5/amp
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I didn't know Ass-Fresh was a beer brand.
Damn newbie saw it first.
Glad you're following the lager-lout lifestyle.
Damn newbie saw it first.
Glad you're following the lager-lout lifestyle.
Last edited by Dilbert_X (2021-12-11 17:58:03)
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cass is horrible and cheap, but it's what koreans mix witih soju to make 'somek'. it would be a crying shame to mix a decent beer or ale with a white spirit.
i spent my 20s avoiding lager in the UK and i don't mind drinking it here with the locals. 'when in rome ...' and all that.
for all their high consumption of native cheap lagers like cass, koreans are remarkably not-loutish. almost zero violence or street altercations here, even with the highest alcohol consumption in the world.
maybe loutishness is something inherent to inferior white genetics? there's your homework for the day.
i spent my 20s avoiding lager in the UK and i don't mind drinking it here with the locals. 'when in rome ...' and all that.
for all their high consumption of native cheap lagers like cass, koreans are remarkably not-loutish. almost zero violence or street altercations here, even with the highest alcohol consumption in the world.
maybe loutishness is something inherent to inferior white genetics? there's your homework for the day.
Maybe adding white spirit is the key, I use it for paint brushes.
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I am sure the NB you posted is better for daily walking but I prefer theseuziq wrote:
lol dr martins? you don’t know your fashion larssen. (she’s a fashion designer.) they’re from ganni.
and it’s an APC ville mac. and the shoes are classiques. new balance dad shoes forever.
https://www.gq.com/story/sneaker-of-the … 990-v5/amp
soju is really nice. 8-12% and goes down easy. but yeah, mixing with nice beers is a waste.Dilbert_X wrote:
Maybe adding white spirit is the key, I use it for paint brushes.
Maybe shooting shoes will catch on as fashion-wear
What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
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That's a really specific shoe. But you know what, I own a pair of bowling shoes. I am not one to criticize.
They do help but I'm deteriorating faster than new eqpt can fill the gap.
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still lol’ing at larssen calling my shoes bad when they’ve been written about in GQ as ‘all time classics’.
the fact im dating a fashion designer in one of the world’s most fashion-conscious cities doesn’t matter … she wears dr martens!
an anonymous, faceless faux-german who won’t post any details about himself because he thinks he’s going to be the next sebastian kurZ really knows how to dress.
get cucked
the fact im dating a fashion designer in one of the world’s most fashion-conscious cities doesn’t matter … she wears dr martens!
an anonymous, faceless faux-german who won’t post any details about himself because he thinks he’s going to be the next sebastian kurZ really knows how to dress.
get cucked
But what about shooting shoes - could they be the next thing?
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There's a stereotype here that Europeans will make fun of you for wearing sneakers. Maybe if I flew to Europe, I'd get some of those formal looking shoes with sneaker interiors. I would plan to be on my feet, a lot.
I thought that was cause we wear sneakers with business attire
I thought it was weirdly the stereotype that American tourists in Europe would wear white tennis shoes and stick out, but oddly as well that it was also a reciprocal for Europeans here, so it was more of a "tourist" look than anything else. I knew of those New Balance as dad shoes (especially since my dad has like 3 pairs), but never heard about "trendy" fashion people wearing them.
NB and Asics make the rounds on comfort lists. Never got a chance to try Clouds, Hoka, Brooks, though I hear good things about them. Sort of comfort would be a prerequisite for my more frequenting standing desks even if I was wearing slacks.
Some level of water resistance is nice (Washington) which just complicates things. Take a spare pair around in a gym bag just for tromping outside. In addition to steel toes, which is a nice thing to have for work around the house. Waterproof steel-toed shoes, not the best comfort. Or maybe the ones I've tried just suck.
Some level of water resistance is nice (Washington) which just complicates things. Take a spare pair around in a gym bag just for tromping outside. In addition to steel toes, which is a nice thing to have for work around the house. Waterproof steel-toed shoes, not the best comfort. Or maybe the ones I've tried just suck.
they ARE the ultimate dad shoe. but they're also cited in fashion looks a lot.DesertFox- wrote:
I thought it was weirdly the stereotype that American tourists in Europe would wear white tennis shoes and stick out, but oddly as well that it was also a reciprocal for Europeans here, so it was more of a "tourist" look than anything else. I knew of those New Balance as dad shoes (especially since my dad has like 3 pairs), but never heard about "trendy" fashion people wearing them.
i could only bring 3 pairs of shoes with me to korea. for sneakers/trainers, these were the obvious candidate. they're comfy af and work equally well with a suit and casual attire.
People care about what shoes people are wearing, my god.
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they’re just a pair of shoes. i own about 5 pairs of shoes and i’ve bought the same 2-3 shoes for most of my 20s. i really do not care about sneakers or streetwear. a lot of people collect trainers and consider it a ‘hobby’. unsurprisingly, i’m not one of them.
is it news to you that some people are interested in fashion? i’m far from a fashionista. some people invest serious amounts of time, money and effort into this sort of thing. check out this app called ‘instagram’, it’s what all the kids are using thesedays.
is it news to you that some people are interested in fashion? i’m far from a fashionista. some people invest serious amounts of time, money and effort into this sort of thing. check out this app called ‘instagram’, it’s what all the kids are using thesedays.