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[Whitey]

Sorry for the tiny image, you can get a bigger one here: http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/inde...3D1%26spc%3D155

Anyway, with Black Friday just around the corner, I was looking for some clothes to buy, and this caught my eye.

Is it at all worth the $75 do you think? Will the price drop at all next Friday? Would it be worth it then? I don't know. I think it's really nice but I want your input!

Edited by Boidy, 17 November 2010 - 03:01.

[TheDR]

If its not too expensive, buy it.

[Dauth]

Any reason you want to pay for the name? Otherwise pretty much any belt will keep your trousers up.

[Mathias]

Hahahaha. I've missed you, man.

[Wizard]

I specifically ban you from buying a white versace belt Boidy. Dear God it's burning my eyes.

[Stinger]

Kitsch for my tastes.

At the risk of sounding like a fashion victim, there is more to a belt than it holding up your trousers. Belts accentuate style, and a good belt at your waist can make you feel like a million pounds - not to be confused with pounds in weight.

I also wonder if braces will ever make a come back? Geek chic?

Edited by Stinger, 01 June 2008 - 11:18.

[Teron]

That's the most disgusting belt I've ever seen :wahhhhhaa:

[Jazzie Spurs]

Ghey looking. Not to buy

[smooder]

I dont think you should go for a white belt. You'd need to have a darker skin tone for it to look okay on you without looking totally gay.


Also. I see you've learned Italian stuff is the best


Check out other Euro stuff too.

G star (I believe dutch?) is nice as is Lambretta (British copying Italians) as is Lacoste (frenchie )


Otherwise stick with Diesel Armani, Gucci, Versace, Dolce & Gabanna, Valentino etc. etc. etc... (Italian )

Europeans dress the best

[Whitey]

I actually like Versace items for the Greek Key pattern on a lot of it and the Medusa Head on a lot of it. Not the name.

-Boidy

[Whitey]

UPDIDDLYDATED

[Jazzie Spurs]

I like this Shirt.

[Whitey]

So do I. Now to whoever voted no, speak up, or I do not welcome your votes in my thread. I want reasons as to why not.

Anyway, so today, I'm bored. I have nothing to do. And I'm angered by a small cluster of pimples that has grown on the right corner of my mouth. Disgusting. Blegh. And plus, when I open my mouth up wide, it hurts. At least it isn't herpes simplex though.

I'm considering hosting a party, but parent permission isn't going too well.

-Boidy

[Crobar]

Nice shirt I voted yes, buy the shirt

[TheDR]

I agree, tis a nice shirt.

I would buy that.

[smooder]

The shirt is sexy

C. Boidy, on 1 Jun 2008, 18:44, said:

So do I. Now to whoever voted no, speak up, or I do not welcome your votes in my thread. I want reasons as to why not.

Anyway, so today, I'm bored. I have nothing to do. And I'm angered by a small cluster of pimples that has grown on the right corner of my mouth. Disgusting. Blegh. And plus, when I open my mouth up wide, it hurts. At least it isn't herpes simplex though.

I'm considering hosting a party, but parent permission isn't going too well.

-Boidy

I'll bring teh booze n teh drugz n teh gurlz!

[Whitey]

I know plenty of girls to invite as it is. More would just be overwhelming.

-Boidy

[Stinger]

You could pull in that shirt for defs - 'tis rather trendy.

[Cuppa]

That actually looks pretty stylish.

[Whitey]

Good news, it looks like the parent figures are going to let me get the shirt.

In other news: I spent the day at the girlfriend's house. We went for a walk, and we were TAILED!

-Boidy

[Whitey]

The shirt is officially mine

-Boidy

[Cuppa]

The fact that he has a trench coat alone makes him badass.

[Whitey]

Indeed

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In 1975, Rorschach was searching for a kidnapped child and found her captor's vacant hideout. A cursory inspection revealed, to his horror, that the girl had been murdered, butchered, and fed to two German Shepherd dogs. In the face of this atrocity, Kovacs' mind snapped and assumed the mental identity of Rorschach as a separate personality. He killed the dogs with a meat cleaver and waited for the kidnapper. Kovacs later mentioned, "shock of impact ran along my arm. It was Kovacs who said 'mother' then, muffled under Latex. It was Kovacs who closed his eyes. It was Rorschach who opened them again." When the man returned, he wordlessly chained him to a pipe, ignoring his claims of innocence (the man telling Rorschach: "Y-you can't prove anything. I mean, wh-where's the evidence", suggesting that he fed the girl to the dogs to get rid of the 'evidence'), then placed a hacksaw near him and set the house on fire. Finally speaking, he told the terrified man that he would not have time to cut through his restraints before the fire killed him (implying that he would have to sever his own arm to escape). Kovacs calmly watched the structure burn from across the street; the suspected kidnapper did not emerge. (This sequence may be taken from the 1980 Australian film Mad Max, where the hero, Max Rockatansky does exactly the same thing in the last minutes of the film.) In an interview ten years later with psychologist Malcolm Long, Kovacs explicitly mentioned the incident as the point after which he became "Rorschach, who sometimes pretends to be Kovacs"; before that, he claims, he was only "Kovacs pretending to be Rorschach." He no longer refers to his "mask"; now he only calls the mask his "face".

That is bad ass.

-Boidy

[Mathias]

"Dog carcass in alley this morning, tire tread on burst stomach. This city is afraid of me. I have seen its true face."

[Dr. Strangelove]

C. Boidy, on 2 Jun 2008, 6:23, said:

Indeed

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In 1975, Rorschach was searching for a kidnapped child and found her captor's vacant hideout. A cursory inspection revealed, to his horror, that the girl had been murdered, butchered, and fed to two German Shepherd dogs. In the face of this atrocity, Kovacs' mind snapped and assumed the mental identity of Rorschach as a separate personality. He killed the dogs with a meat cleaver and waited for the kidnapper. Kovacs later mentioned, "shock of impact ran along my arm. It was Kovacs who said 'mother' then, muffled under Latex. It was Kovacs who closed his eyes. It was Rorschach who opened them again." When the man returned, he wordlessly chained him to a pipe, ignoring his claims of innocence (the man telling Rorschach: "Y-you can't prove anything. I mean, wh-where's the evidence", suggesting that he fed the girl to the dogs to get rid of the 'evidence'), then placed a hacksaw near him and set the house on fire. Finally speaking, he told the terrified man that he would not have time to cut through his restraints before the fire killed him (implying that he would have to sever his own arm to escape). Kovacs calmly watched the structure burn from across the street; the suspected kidnapper did not emerge. (This sequence may be taken from the 1980 Australian film Mad Max, where the hero, Max Rockatansky does exactly the same thing in the last minutes of the film.) In an interview ten years later with psychologist Malcolm Long, Kovacs explicitly mentioned the incident as the point after which he became "Rorschach, who sometimes pretends to be Kovacs"; before that, he claims, he was only "Kovacs pretending to be Rorschach." He no longer refers to his "mask"; now he only calls the mask his "face".

That is bad ass.

-Boidy

That guy has the same name as he beam deflector in Battleships Forever. DO EET!