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WTF.SICK.

Posted by demolished on Nov 24, 07 8:57 pm

c'mon, dude! i cant even see your pant that well. but i can tell you pull it off well.

Posted by demolished on Sep 19, 07 8:00 pm

check out my new pic. im wearing my drainpipe jeans.

Posted by pessimist on Sep 17, 07 7:15 pm

next time when you have a full body figure picture w/ the jean, send it to me so i know exactly what you're talking about.

seeing these emos wearing super tight skinny pants passing by me while skating creeps the hell out of me. haha.

Posted by demolished on Aug 13, 07 4:32 am

you mean ... really really skin tight? Like skinny jeans? do they completely hug your legs, thighs, and everything?

i despised these pants.

i know converse looks good with straight slim fit jean
http://i11.tinypic.com/6 d0nn8n.jpg

take a look.

Posted by demolished on Aug 13, 07 4:28 am

Yeah, they are skin tight. They are straight fit. Vans or Nike SBs look good with them. And its best to wear jeans, and sag. B/c wearing skinny jeans normally, reveals your body figure too much lol. So sagging is the way to go with these jeans.

Posted by pessimist on Aug 13, 07 3:35 am

Oh, are they straight fit though?
In levis, there is this jean called stovepipe label as "Straight Jeans" with a little text stated "slim fit".

Anyways, your jeans are not skin-tight at all, right?

HAHA, SORRY MAN, i'm asking a bit too much because i'm out of this "baggy style" phrase. it's too common and typical.

My legs arent fat so i'm hoping i can pull it off.

Posted by demolished on Aug 13, 07 3:26 am

No, their drainpipes Lip Services. i buy them at Hot Topic.

Posted by pessimist on Aug 13, 07 2:46 am

are your jeans from levis, straight slim fit drainpipes or stovepipes?

Posted by demolished on Aug 13, 07 2:34 am

Female
15 years old

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