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**Porn Player** · 04-15-2012, 09:25 AM

**R-Star** · 04-15-2012, 09:35 AM

Guess you did end up with Danny Grangers adopted half sister though.

**Porn Player** · 04-15-2012, 09:35 AM

Player.

Nimreitz · 04-15-2012, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by seifer0406

It is extremely rare that I agree with R-star but this is one of those times. When men buy pants they just buy pants. You're there counting the number of washes until those jeans conform to your curves. I can already imagine you doing some high-pitch screaming if someone ever spill ketchup on you.

Um, seriously? This has NOT been true at any time in human history except the last 20 years. It used to be that you bought a shirt or pair of pants and took it to the tailor before even wearing them. In fact, that's actually still how it's supposed to be, not that I do it. With the exception of the new new rich like Mark Cuban who are intentionally trying to look poor, there isn't a successful man in history that didn't care about the fit of his clothes. And for that matter, Cubes and others like him care a TON about fit. They wear clothes that look ratty, but fits them well which is the tip off that they are actually rich. Call Lebron and Wade little girly homos too, because they are way more fashion conscious than anyone in this thread. They aren't trying to accentuate their asses, they're trying to look put together. There's a huge difference between club gay fashion and classic men's wear.

**ChrisWoj** · 04-15-2012, 01:10 PM

Does this thread seriously have 3 guys with a combined 60,000+ posts on this site that'll never, in all likelihood, meet in person getting riled up over each others' fashion choices? I know I have no room to talk in terms of personal fashion - but I will say this: I'm amazed that you all care so much about why and how you buy your pants.

Then again, the thread does involve R-Star, so we can just throw logic out the damn window.

**R-Star** · 04-15-2012, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisWoj

Does this thread seriously have 3 guys with a combined 60,000+ posts on this site that'll never, in all likelihood, meet in person getting riled up over each others' fashion choices? I know I have no room to talk in terms of personal fashion - but I will say this: I'm amazed that you all care so much about why and how you buy your pants.

Then again, the thread does involve R-Star, so we can just throw logic out the damn window.

A guy who's been on a basketball website for 7 years....... Who posts mainly about baseball.

Thanks for your valued opinion.

**R-Star** · 04-15-2012, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Nimreitz

Um, seriously? This has NOT been true at any time in human history except the last 20 years. It used to be that you bought a shirt or pair of pants and took it to the tailor before even wearing them. In fact, that's actually still how it's supposed to be, not that I do it. With the exception of the new new rich like Mark Cuban who are intentionally trying to look poor, there isn't a successful man in history that didn't care about the fit of his clothes. And for that matter, Cubes and others like him care a TON about fit. They wear clothes that look ratty, but fits them well which is the tip off that they are actually rich. Call Lebron and Wade little girly homos too, because they are way more fashion conscious than anyone in this thread. They aren't trying to accentuate their asses, they're trying to look put together. There's a huge difference between club gay fashion and classic men's wear.

So, I have way (waaaaaaay) more money than you, but you try to emulate how rich people dress?

How's that working for you?

**R-Star** · 04-15-2012, 01:47 PM

The difference between us is if I'm going shopping, getting groceries,ect, I wear what I want. Jeans and a hoodie. Jeans and a nice shirt and jacket, whatever I feel like, I don't give a ****. Because I'm confident like a man. I don't wear torn, stained old shirts, but I also don't hit the mirror for 10 minutes before I head out.

You guys? You dress up to go wait at the bus stop. Waiting for people to look at your clothes.
"What? Yea man, $300. They fit like a glove bro."
"huh? No one was talking to you mister. We're just waiting for the bus."

That's confident like a woman. Not a man.

If I need to dress up for a meeting, dinner, what have you, I have clothes for that. I can go out and get a tailored suit for a grand. Then I can treat it like a nice suit. Not worry if I get some mud on my day to day jeans like you idiots.

In all fairness though, at least the tow truck guy isn't surprised when he sees the guy who called him to come change his flat tire.

**ChrisWoj** · 04-15-2012, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by R-Star

A guy who's been on a basketball website for 7 years....... Who posts mainly about baseball.

Thanks for your valued opinion.

Lets see... Over 4,000 posts. 212 of them in the baseball forum. That truly proves I post mainly about baseball... Curiously you've spent coming up on 10 years on a basketball website, and I've seen very few posts where you talked about anything but R*Star. But hey - this thread is all about you referencing yourself, so your opinion is clearly more valued here than anyone's.

**R-Star** · 04-15-2012, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisWoj

Lets see... Over 4,000 posts. 212 of them in the baseball forum. That truly proves I post mainly about baseball... Curiously you've spent coming up on 10 years on a basketball website, and I've seen very few posts where you talked about anything but R*Star. But hey - this thread is all about you referencing yourself, so your opinion is clearly more valued here than anyone's.

Should uh, probably check a game day thread or two bro,

**ChrisWoj** · 04-15-2012, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by R-Star

Should uh, probably check a game day thread or two bro,

All I was going for was about 10% accuracy. Enough to bitchslap your errant comment.

**R-Star** · 04-15-2012, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisWoj

All I was going for was about 10% accuracy. Enough to bitchslap your errant comment.

Do you honestly find yourself humorous?

Honest question.

**ChrisWoj** · 04-15-2012, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by R-Star

Do you honestly find yourself humorous?

Honest question.

Do you honestly find yourself interesting?

Truly curious.

**R-Star** · 04-15-2012, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisWoj

Do you honestly find yourself interesting?

Truly curious.

I know you are but what am I? That's your move?

I love to argue and debate on here, but you're just so bad at it and honestly just boring to the point that no one cares that it really isn't worth much effort or time.

**ChrisWoj** · 04-15-2012, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by R-Star

I know you are but what am I? That's your move?

I love to argue and debate on here, but you're just so bad at it and honestly just boring to the point that no one cares that it really isn't worth much effort or time.

And by "boring" you mean that I'm not a sensational egoist? I'm sorry, I'll let you return to simply throwing on a pair of jeans and a hoodie and strutting about with that devil-may-care cavalier attitude. I particularly enjoy the part where you need absolutely everyone to know everything about you. You know? The part where your being a man is pretty much worthless to you unless everyone knows it.

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R-Star BBB.net Archivist Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The village of Clive, bro Age: 30 Posts: 37,992 Rep Power: 21474884	Re: Jeans/Denim The difference between us is if I'm going shopping, getting groceries,ect, I wear what I want. Jeans and a hoodie. Jeans and a nice shirt and jacket, whatever I feel like, I don't give a ***. Because I'm confident like a man. I don't wear torn, stained old shirts, but I also don't hit the mirror for 10 minutes before I head out. You guys? You dress up to go wait at the bus stop. Waiting for people to look at your clothes. "What? Yea man, $300. They fit like a glove bro." "huh? No one was talking to you mister. We're just waiting for the bus." That's confident like a woman. Not a man. If I need to dress up for a meeting, dinner, what have you, I have clothes for that. I can go out and get a tailored suit for a grand. Then I can treat it like a nice suit. Not worry if I get some mud on my day to day jeans like you idiots. In all fairness though, at least the tow truck guy isn't surprised when he sees the guy who called him to come change his flat tire. __________________ Last edited by R-Star; 04-15-2012 at 02:02 PM.*

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