Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

Oh, okay then.

Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

Your fault.

Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

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If you don't spend over $300 on a pair of jeans and a polo shirt, then, like, whatever... Who cares?

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Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

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No, I'm just not stupid enough to spend $50 on a "designer" shirt that is made of $4 of fabric.

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Strangest new account ever?

Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

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They must not have been that important.

I mean you forgot them... twice.

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Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

SUPER NINTENDO CHALMERS

Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

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No, I'm just not stupid enough to spend $50 on a "designer" shirt that is made of $4 of fabric.

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Strangest new account ever?

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Sometimes you just spot an issue that you're REALLY passionate about, and you can stay silent no longer. He's big into fashion...

Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

You're to blame for leaving stuff there, but your friend is even more to blame for giving your stuff away (seriously, wtf?). He could've easily boxed your clothes up and mailed them to you if he was hurting for space (at your expense, obv).

Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

It sounds to me like he's keeping them and was forced to make up a lame story on the spot after assuming you'd forgotten about them (again).

Re: friend donated my clothes?
 

I have so many of my friends clothes from high school it's ridiculous.

Sometimes I will find something and wear it out when I know they are going to be there just for the fun of it.

also, OP is stupid.

Also, my friend's clothes that I wear, I don't know how much they cost, but it it wasn't a lot.

Also I like how southwest is just a seating free-for-all.

Also, what color was the polo shirt? size? I'll let you know if I see it in any second hand stores that I frequent (goodwill, sal. army, etc)