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#42
10-10-2006, 10:16 AM
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Re: guys and thumb rings?
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 Bodog founder Calvin Ayre - gay? [/ QUOTE ] Gay or not, is that seriously a look you want to be associated with? I lost a whole bunch of weight and started wearing a ring that had been on my ring finger on my thumb because it had sentimental value and didn't come close to fitting my finger anymore. Long story short, turns out it's pretty gay. I no longer wear the ring, as I am not gay. Were I gay, though, it turns out that it would have been a good thing to have continued wearing. -bb. 
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#44
10-10-2006, 11:11 AM
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Re: guys and thumb rings?
@ Econ_tim's question about rings.
Class rings are meant to be bought in highschool in your size, then given to your high school sweetheart to tie yarn around and paint over with fingernail polish. This is their sole purpose. As a general rule, if it's not a wedding band or a ring you got from kicking someone's ass at something, you probably shouldn't be wearing it.
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#48
10-10-2006, 01:37 PM
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Re: guys and thumb rings?
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Thread is retarded. Best friend, very much not gay, rocks a thumb ring somtimes and makes it work. [/ QUOTE ] Friends don't let friends take fashion advice from a man wearing this hat:  -bb.
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#50
10-10-2006, 08:37 PM
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Re: guys and thumb rings?
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[ QUOTE ] Thread is retarded. Best friend, very much not gay, rocks a thumb ring somtimes and makes it work. [/ QUOTE ] Friends don't let friends take fashion advice from a man wearing this hat: -bb. [/ QUOTE ] please. anyone who takes pictures of themselves in their bathroom mirror using a cell phone is a HARD ASS NIGGA
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