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#62
11-09-2007, 05:04 PM
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Re: Douchiest single piece of clothing
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I know a guy who wears glasses frames with no lenses in them. He just uses them as an accessory. [/ QUOTE ] How has someone not given him so much grief about it that he simply can't stand wearing them anymore? 
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#63
11-09-2007, 05:08 PM
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Re: Douchiest single piece of clothing
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[ QUOTE ] I know a guy who wears glasses frames with no lenses in them. He just uses them as an accessory. [/ QUOTE ] How has someone not given him so much grief about it that he simply can't stand wearing them anymore? [/ QUOTE ] He wears them so frequently that I had known him for over a year before I realized that was the case. The only reason I knew a friend wanted glasses for a Halloween costume and asked for his.
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#67
11-09-2007, 05:32 PM
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Re: Douchiest single piece of clothing
That bowtie is very douchey. Maybe it just looks that way on that guy. I would never wear one, for what it's worth.
Ditto on the stocking cap with a bill on it. What the hell is that all about? My nomination is not a piece of clothing, but a specific way it is worn: a "popped" collar on a polo shirt.
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#69
11-09-2007, 05:38 PM
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Re: Douchiest single piece of clothing
i feel like there are few clothing items that make you a complete d-bag just on the strength of what it is. kango hats are probably one of them. I mean what guy is wearing a bow tie thinking "this is really cool, im the man" which is what a dbag thinks.
I think there are plenty of times/certain shirts where putting the collar up looks okay. you would never catch me in an affliction tshirt but it doesn't mean that some people can't pull it off. i dont know maybe im missing the point of this thread.
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#70
11-09-2007, 05:44 PM
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Re: Douchiest single piece of clothing
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 Affliction tshirt [/ QUOTE ] A++++++
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