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So I Went Clothes Shopping Today... (pg. 3)
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| *InVeRs3* |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zombie0729
are you also one of those people who buy cars just to get from A to B? |
lol. i am. and i feel the same way about clothes as he does, but more Xtreme. |
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| tribu |
They're established?
They know how to act in bed?
They're not (generally) drama queens?
Honestly, you're not chaning that much, just aging. That is, unless you werent attracted to older women (25 or so) when you were 20. |
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| Mr. Pink |
| quote: | Originally posted by *InVeRs3*
lol. i am. and i feel the same way about clothes as he does, but more Xtreme. |
I love your sig
*me thinks to PM j00 for buttsekz and clothes shopping* |
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| Mr. Pink |
| quote: | Originally posted by tribu
They're established?
They know how to act in bed?
They're not (generally) drama queens?
Honestly, you're not chaning that much, just aging. That is, unless you werent attracted to older women (25 or so) when you were 20. |
not as much as now.
when i was 20 i was totally going insane for younger girls to bone.
now im lookin for a woman with experience to teach me the ways of the force |
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| tribu |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr. Pink
not as much as now.
when i was 20 i was totally going insane for younger girls to bone.
now im lookin for a woman with experience to teach me the ways of the force |
That sucks for you...Ive almost always looked older.
Ironically, nowadays, I look for women slightly younger (but still well out of high school) to ensure that I can find women on a somewhat comparable maturity level. Dating older women is nice but they're less likely to cut loose and break conventions; preferring the security of mundanity and routine. |
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| Mr. Pink |
dude, i look like im 18
if i shave the hair on my chin, i'll look like im 16.
so i dont have as much luck lookin older like j00. :(
oh well.
but i agree, older ladies = hotness.
i heard there's bars in certain cities where older women go specifically to pick up younger men to be their sugar mama's
/me thinks to find such bar. |
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| tribu |
LOL have you seen me? I look like a little kid, for sure, and I rarely go unshaven.
That said, I'm not attracting anyone young or old right now. I'm still trying to define the issue, but I think it's a combination of several factors, none of which I care to define here.
In any case, Ive learned that age is of somewhat importance (like physical apperance) but it's certainly nothing to rely upon. If a girl's personailty and mine mesh well then there is no reason for us not to see each other, regardless of age (with some exceptions, of course.) |
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| *InVeRs3* |
| quote: | Originally posted by metalgearsolid
copy?yea right nOOb japs are individuals unlike americans |
If anything, they're the biggest conformist ever. Why are minorities and women still 2nd class there? |
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| Pariah Cleric |
You know who else are conformists? People who generalize an entire population of people.
P.S. Before you comment on the fact that I generalized the Japanese. I am conformist to a degree. Suck it. |
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| jdat |
| quote: | Originally posted by metalgearsolid
copy?yea right nOOb japs are individuals unlike americans |
The funny thing is some japanese people dress even more "American" then americans themselves!
Every country has it's peer pressure and it's style that the average person wears. EVERY COUNTRY! Japan, Usa included.
But if you live in bigger cities in ANY COUNTRY it tends to be more original. In the US apart from the top 5 bigger cities the rest is pretty much similar; that's quite the same in most countries.
The japanese on the other hand do go overboard with the variety.
Like they'll have a model of shoe in like 40 different colours when in the rest of the world there's only like 5 colours total. |
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| LeopoldStotch |
agree .. the "american" shops (abercrombie, gap, etc...) are full of market propaganda and high prices .. not going to pay for those prices .. tj maxx, target, and wal-mart for me .. :wtf: ..
nah .. i say if it feels comfortable, won't shrink or fade, and is a good price (without paying for the label name .. :rolleyes: ) .. then it's a good deal for me ...
and also, with the japanese copying the americans and vice versa .. actually it's a three way triangle, where each culture is copying one another .. the euros, japs, and ameris smooch off one another's pop culture .. :rolleyes:
and yes ... older women are the hotness .. :rolleyes: .. 100% .. more mature than the younger ones, and "more experienced" in the bed, if you know what i mean ...... :wtf: :nervous: |
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| butterfly |
| quote: | Originally posted by Noctone
I went clothes shopping today to get some "nice" clothes for my new position at work, as well as some other general things. I have to say that I am absolutely appalled at how ridiculous American fashion is. I went into couple of places like The Gap and American Eagle Outfitters to look for some khakis and they want you to pay $50-$80+ for pairs of pants that are already ripped. If American fashion isn't the epitome of form over function, I don't know what is. I said it and went to JC Penney where I can get decent looking, utilitarian clothes for a decent price. (By the way, ties are really ing expensive ): ) |
i wouldnt shop in any of the stores you mentioned. i cant imagine them having anything appropriate for work. you can buy nice clothes if you go the right places.
though given your location, i can understand how it might be hard to find nice things. i am in northern california and i can hardly handle how much the availability of good shopping SUCKS here. (i come from new york, so i am a little spoiled). but if you know what your style is, and what kind of clothes you want, you can find something suitable to wear anywhere that you live. and at any price really. personally, i think $80 for a pair of pants is completely reasonable but i am psyched to find a great pair for $10 sometimes too. |
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