Ed Hardy tshirts
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cards2468
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Re: Ed Hardy tshirts
you know what stupid fashion I hate? Stupid MLB hats with wrong colors, oversized logos, incredibly raised stitching on the MLB logo, etc. with a flat bill and worn incorrectly. A bunch of guys in my classes are wearing these all the time now. A guy I have a bunch of classes with was wearing a good Ferrari F1 hat (which I KNOW is more expensive than the hats they were wearing) and they told him they need to take him shopping for a "real" hat. How ****ing ignorant. I wear Formula 1 gear a lot because I'm a huge F1 fan and do enjoy the designer quality in the merchandise. F1 gear is very expensive due to the poor value of the US Dollar right now, but the clothing lasts and is not too trendy that I can wear it for quite some time. I just get a kick out of these d-bags that wear their stupid hats and ed hardy shirts that have no appreciation for real fashion. If you want to spend a lot of money on your clothes, I have no problem with that (I spend plenty on mine), but don't buy crap and act like because you paid a lot for it, you are somehow superior to everybody else.
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TimeForGuinness
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Re: Ed Hardy tshirts
Well I was working at the Clayton Art fair last night...the amount of Ed Hardy t-shirts was amazing.
It was almost like mullet hunting...except for rich people
It was almost like mullet hunting...except for rich people
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docellis
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Re: Ed Hardy tshirts
TimeForGuinness wrote:Well I was working at the Clayton Art fair last night...the amount of Ed Hardy t-shirts was amazing.
It was almost like mullet hunting...except for rich people
I would have made gagging noises as I almost vomited on each and every shirt. (in my imagination)
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TimeForGuinness
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I was working at the wine & cocktail booth...I just filled each glass to the rim...hoping...praying that they would spill it on themselves.docellis wrote:TimeForGuinness wrote:Well I was working at the Clayton Art fair last night...the amount of Ed Hardy t-shirts was amazing.
It was almost like mullet hunting...except for rich people
I would have made gagging noises as I almost vomited on each and every shirt. (in my imagination)
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cardsfansince82
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BUT IT HAS A SWEET SKULL TATTOO ON IT!TimeForGuinness wrote:I was working at the wine & cocktail booth...I just filled each glass to the rim...hoping...praying that they would spill it on themselves.docellis wrote:TimeForGuinness wrote:Well I was working at the Clayton Art fair last night...the amount of Ed Hardy t-shirts was amazing.
It was almost like mullet hunting...except for rich people
I would have made gagging noises as I almost vomited on each and every shirt. (in my imagination)
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Radbird
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Re: Ed Hardy tshirts
Never heard of it and I'm okay with that.
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Re: Ed Hardy tshirts
Exact SameRadbird wrote:Never heard of it and I'm okay with that.
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docellis
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Re: Ed Hardy tshirts
No sunglasses at night? That might be a deal breaker. But I'm on board with everything else (although I'm not 100% sure what "bedazzling" is).docellis wrote: