Underwear came in a few days ago. Yay.
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You shouldn't wear underwear you came in.
is that how you flirt with girls aussie
you*re a sexist pig, Uzique. it's how he flirts with anyone, regardless of gender.
i'd hit it.
O rly? So after every unplanned quickie i have to go pantieless, even if it means pantieless all day? Thanks for the info, much appreciated, will do soAussieReaper wrote:
You shouldn't wear underwear you came in.
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Bought a grounding strap from Microcenter for $4 today when I went with my cousin there to help him pick out some new computer parts. I didn't have one already and I'd feel more comfortable having it for certain jobs like installing or swapping mobos and you can't go wrong for the price
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fucking
mindblowing
Came in the best box ever ever ever
And this bag
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nothing expresses one's status as a rebel in society and a dangerous subversive radical like a bit of apparel. i love how fashion conscious all of today's anarchists are. they're gonna bring the world system to its knees... and damn, they're going to look good whilst they're doing it!
i'm not even sure what they're 'fighting' for half the time. it's dumbfounding how people don't recognize the irony in wearing a che guevera tshirt made by some dirt poor, overworked and underpaid child in a honduran sweat shop.
rage against the system
rage against the system
i like how that bag says 'a peaceful revolution' on it. kitschy optimism, for an affordable price! a peaceful revolution, alright, as all of the rebels and would-be anarchists of the world are slowly tempted and succumb to the marketed-and-branded capitalist niche of rebel-wear. 'a peaceful revolution', one sweat-shop manufactured product at a time. i wonder if the kids in the far east who have to stitch these things understand what the slogans they are working with say/mean. that would be funny.
what the f?
rebel in society? Anarchists? Did you just run out of your pills or are you high on lsd?
rebel in society? Anarchists? Did you just run out of your pills or are you high on lsd?
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heh
do you not look at what you buy?
I think those words just serve as pretty little patterns, without any meaning.Uzique The Lesser wrote:
do you not look at what you buy?
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^to most of us people yes.
And the bag's "name" is universal love so i really doubt that those 2 words that uzique points out serve anarchist or rebels or whatever.
And the bag's "name" is universal love so i really doubt that those 2 words that uzique points out serve anarchist or rebels or whatever.
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my point is that people who define themselves through fashion-ware/accessories that have slogans or buzzwords on them should be put in a concentration camp
what about T-shirts that use sport franchise logos?
No way dude, that's still cool. You ever seen an Adidas shirt done like a Warhol? The bees ass.13urnzz wrote:
what about T-shirts that use sport franchise logos?
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everyone should wear a grey boiler suit13urnzz wrote:
what about T-shirts that use sport franchise logos?
Lol i just buy what looks pretty
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