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Posted by pwnage1 on Mar-20-2009 17:41:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ_Eternal
Imagine just how many generations of people these pieces of wood would go through over there.
Then they get aids.

Posted by denys envy on Mar-20-2009 17:46:

i'd like a pair in oak please.

Posted by Moral Hazard on Mar-20-2009 17:51:

quote:
Originally posted by denys envy
i'd like a pair in oak please.

Dude, oak is so 90s... bamboo is where it's at now, man.

Posted by Moral Hazard on Mar-20-2009 17:52:

quote:
Originally posted by stren
"ANCIENT SNOW GLASSES RETURN AS ICONIC FASHION ACCESSORY"

they would look so hot on Bas

no, these are totally different... the Inuit make theirs outta bone or hide; whereas, these are wood... wood's way cooler!

Posted by stren on Mar-20-2009 17:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
no, these are totally different... the Inuit make theirs outta bone or hide; whereas, these are wood... wood's way cooler!

well that's what they said on the website. Of course wood is cool, for gays especially

Posted by denys envy on Mar-20-2009 18:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Moral Hazard
Dude, oak is so 90s... bamboo is where it's at now, man.

i dunno man. i frequent the zoo pretty often. don't want a random panda bear on my ass...

...

or do i... o_O

Posted by psymon.d on Mar-20-2009 18:10:

quote:
Originally posted by denys envy
o_O

I think what you meant to say was -_-

Posted by StanVoid on Mar-20-2009 18:17:

"I can't see shit!"

Posted by eger on Mar-20-2009 18:23:

Posted by SuspicionVandit on Mar-20-2009 18:55:

quote:
Originally posted by psymon.d
It's like the logical, racist progression of these:

Posted by Silky Johnson on Mar-20-2009 19:02:

It's clearly a pisstake. Why else would they get a retarded kid to model them???

Posted by bas on Mar-20-2009 19:04:

A letter my friend sent:

quote:

Hi Slantees,

I like the idea of the product but was curious to see them on some models. I am having difficulties deciding if I dislike the product or just the people you have chosen to wear them on your site.

Thanks,

Justin Daniel Sloe

Posted by Frenchie on Mar-20-2009 19:05:

That kids shit on their lip has some shit on its lip.

Posted by Frenchie on Mar-20-2009 19:06:

lolol
Justin Daniel Sloe. Funniest part of the whole letter.

Posted by denys envy on Mar-20-2009 19:17:

this shit is launching in Baltimore... ha ha fantastic. i'm totally there for the party in april.

Posted by Clovis on Mar-20-2009 19:20:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
A letter my friend sent:

Posted by bas on Mar-20-2009 19:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
lolol
Justin Daniel Sloe. Funniest part of the whole letter.

That is EXACTLY what I said

Posted by on Mar-20-2009 19:51:

since when was it hip to be azn?

Posted by psymon.d on Mar-20-2009 21:55:

quote:
Originally posted by samochod
since when was it hip to be azn?

according to this it's somewhat hip. two spots dedicated to them

Posted by Akridrot on Mar-20-2009 22:10:

Re: Have hipsters gone too far?

quote:
Originally posted by psymon.d
Hipster Apparel In Question

Discuss

YES THIS HAS GONE TOO FAR

IT'S NOT EVEN 'IRONICALLY' COOL.

also i thought hipsters were dead and it was some new thing? was that just a big lie?

Posted by Akridrot on Mar-20-2009 22:12:

Wait I looked at the rest of the site and it's a joke oops

Posted by whiskers on Mar-21-2009 19:30:

Posted by winston on Mar-21-2009 19:33:

hot chip

Posted by Dj Minaya on Mar-21-2009 19:34:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
i would only buy it in hopes of making a Katamari costume this year.

Posted by mndeg on Mar-21-2009 19:55:

Re: Have hipsters gone too far?

The joy of true creativity is the exploration of the unpredictable. At the point that creative energy becomes fully predictable and formularized, the flickering spirit of the divine is extinguished and camouflaged conservatism takes over, fed by the desire of many to be safe within the familiar.
- Genesis P-Orridge (quoted in Modulations: A History of Electronic Music, 2000)

Applies to other things as well

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