So, where do you see yourself in 10 years? And what experiences have led you to this goal?
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What's something modern you won't miss when it becomes obsolete?
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So, where do you see yourself in 10 years? And what experiences have led you to this goal?
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Definitely not working.....
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Oh...you know, maybe meet someone special...
..settle down, raise a family...
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Gregg Axley
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"Well Sir, I was always fascinated by my grandmother's pin cushion, and one day I decided to become one myself."
hatguy1
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And join the circus.
You just have to wonder what happens to people to bring them to this. Self mutilation on that scale is not "showing your individuality". Seems to me there has to be damage there that goes clear to the soul.A lot of self-loathing.
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I'll tell you what I won't miss....
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LizzieMaine
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Just think, it took four billion years of evolution to produce that.
vintage68
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Maybe someone already posted about this, but speaking for myself I won't miss baggy jeans where the waist sits below the butt and men need to waddle as they walk to keep up the pants. Just sayin'
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Gregg Axley
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:eusa_clapOh, penguin pants.
Stray Cat
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Someone missed the childhood-beating, I see.
Yup.
That's our greatest accomplishment: believing we are capable of multitasking. :nono:
Oh, this has been talked about ages ago, but it's worth mentioning it again.
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I know saggy pants are supposed to be the trademark of urban thuggery, but I see plenty of them around here being worn by middle-aged men with gigantic paunches who insist on buying pants with a 32 inch waistline when they haven't had a 32 inch waist since high school. They insist on deluding themselves into thinking their pants fit, when all they do is make them look like a cantaloupe balanced on top of two toothpicks.
Sorry boys, you're not fooling anybody. Everybody but you knows your days of shopping the "slim fit" section at The Gap are long gone.
Sorry boys, you're not fooling anybody. Everybody but you knows your days of shopping the "slim fit" section at The Gap are long gone.
vintage68
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Funny, but when the baggy pants look first became popular I thought it would last a year or two then fade away. But it's been what, 10-15 years at least? Longer?
P.S. Great graphic Stray Cat!
P.S. Great graphic Stray Cat!
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One picture, two options.
Picture: Fella is bending over.
Option one:
Rude version of me would tell them "Your ass is saying hello to the crowd"
Option two:
Polite version of me would tell them "There are children around"
There is NO version of me that can remain quiet.
Thank you, sir. :yo:
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One picture, two options.
Picture: Fella is bending over.
Option one:
Rude version of me would tell them "Your ass is saying hello to the crowd"
Option one works for me.
There's a silver lining in every cloud. A local news story here told about a drug dealer with low-hanging pants who tried to run away from the cops. Fell on his a-- from tripping over his own pants after they slipped down. Nabbed immediately...
