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Originally posted by T_ALI A Keffiyeh is a traditional headdress for arab men but can also be worn around the neck from time to time. I wear it all the time and have seen others do the same, mainly for Palestinian solidarity plus to keep my neck warm in the winter. But now everyone wears it. Is it a new trend or something? Sorry, I never stay up to date with fashion; I'm just curious.

I wear one sometimes...another thing that tripped me out is that shitloades of women have been rocking a Corno...earrings, necklaces, belts, charms on bracelets...its weird growing up some kids who didn't know what it was gave me grief for wearing a "pepper" or having a raccoons dick on my chain....now its apparently high fashion for all ethnicities and genders.....



It's mind blowing how popular things like the mentioned in this thread become...muslims rocking crucifixes, christians wearing stars of david and mostly ALL for the wrong reason...

When I was younger I saw so many people wearing that as necklaces that I thought it was a charm for the Taurus zodiac sign.

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Originally posted by Frenchie When I was younger I saw so many people wearing that as necklaces that I thought it was a charm for the Taurus zodiac sign.

LOL!!

nah

did u grow up in WOODABRITCH?

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Originally posted by MarkT I give certain 'groups' a hard time, but it is typically in harmless fun I truly do *love* living in a city with such diversity and 'sub-cultures'. Imagine how less interesting it would be here without it!

of course noone to giggle at while having that tall non-fat latte from Starbucks

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Originally posted by RobotHouse hipster alert

shit. you caught me. i live in queen west and sometimes wear skinny jeans, although not the keffiyeh or those stupid neon glasses - can i still get my hipster douchebag membership card?!?!?!

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it's the 21st century, and its just clothes
so chill out, i'm sure the fad will die in precisely 17 days