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Mr. 'H' said:
I dig that photo!
Mr. 'H' said:
jamespowers said:gpwpat said it, not me. Just for the record...gpwpat said:You just described why ritalin was invented.
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gpwpat said:Yeah I am serious. Baseball caps worn sideways looks dumb in my opinion. And that is the only one I am qualified to give.
a vintage hat while even worn crooked will still shade your eyes. I was not refering to anything other than baseball caps.
gpwpat said:When the person wishes he or she did not have a large gaping hole in the lobe. That is older. heck maybe it will still be in fassion in 60 years I don't know.:eusa_doh: It was just my satorial objection that is all.
Spitfire said:Leaving the label on the sleeve of the new jacket/suit
the sideways ball cap comes from african american style. I have seen pics, and even a famous bust done in bronze of an african americn boy from the thirties wearing the cap sideways. It is a cultural style that usually only they can pull off.
I think the one thing I can't stand is boys trying hard to walk and not lose the jeans they are wearing soooo low they tend to fall on the floor
But the look I really don't get is any kind of low-riding pants. Especially on guys, the lower the waistline, the shorter and stumpier the legs look, and the more topheavy and clumsy-looking the torso becomes
LizzieMaine said:Also not a fan of the bare-leg look with dressy clothes -- unless your legs are absolutely flawless (which few are), it really does look unfinished. Plus, in the wintertime, you have the added fun of goosebumps and cold-rash, which are flattering looks on no one.