What Are You Doing Right Now? (179 Viewers)
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Juat dropped my winter romance at the airport. Im gald next time im watching juve i wont have aome i have tp explaim every damn thing to 
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How are things going with your girl IZ? She the reason u wanna join the army?
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How are things going with your girl IZ? She the reason u wanna join the army?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Officer_(armed_forces)
The only people that need to be stupid are the people and the bottom of the shit trickle.
The only people that need to be stupid are the people and the bottom of the shit trickle.
Tailor made shirts rule. Anybody who has never evolved out of the T-shirt stage of development doesn't know what they're missing.
Saying "YOLO" will get you banned here, you know.
Exactly. You don't have to look sharp. But hopefully your life isn't filled only with Dumpster(tm)-diving to make trying to look halfway presentable more than a once-a-year event.
I think you missed my point. There is nothing wrong with T-shirts. But wearing them always and everywhere is basically slovenly laziness and not giving much of a crap about yourself or those who have to look at you.
There's nothing wrong with being comfortable. But there's comfort beyond the jeans-and-T-shirt copycat uniform too: I have casual pants that aren't jeans that are way more comfortable than jeans, for example. And I have shirts with collars that are more comfortable than T-shirts.
But for some people their entire life is spent looking like they just rolled out of bed wearing what they slept in: T-shirts, sweatpants or shorts, sandals, etc. Just as I tend not to wear cramp-ons and carry an ice axe when I'm walking downtown on the way to the office, there's a time and place for T-shirts and sweatpants and sandals. But it's not all the time.
Where do you draw the line then? Not showering anymore? Not using deodorant? Going to your mom's funeral in sweatpants with "Juicy" written across the ass?
One of my most common non-sequiturs.
I'm flattered.
Honest!
Saying "YOLO" will get you banned here, you know.
Exactly. You don't have to look sharp. But hopefully your life isn't filled only with Dumpster(tm)-diving to make trying to look halfway presentable more than a once-a-year event.I think you missed my point. There is nothing wrong with T-shirts. But wearing them always and everywhere is basically slovenly laziness and not giving much of a crap about yourself or those who have to look at you.
There's nothing wrong with being comfortable. But there's comfort beyond the jeans-and-T-shirt copycat uniform too: I have casual pants that aren't jeans that are way more comfortable than jeans, for example. And I have shirts with collars that are more comfortable than T-shirts.
But for some people their entire life is spent looking like they just rolled out of bed wearing what they slept in: T-shirts, sweatpants or shorts, sandals, etc. Just as I tend not to wear cramp-ons and carry an ice axe when I'm walking downtown on the way to the office, there's a time and place for T-shirts and sweatpants and sandals. But it's not all the time.
Where do you draw the line then? Not showering anymore? Not using deodorant? Going to your mom's funeral in sweatpants with "Juicy" written across the ass?
One of my most common non-sequiturs.
I'm flattered.Honest!
50 thousand dollors! That's a lot. Unless you are deployed to iraq i think its a pretty good dead....go for. Btw i disagree with what you say about the annoying vagina
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Very true
Regarding deneb and greg's discussion i'd lean towards deneb though, i'd prefer my comfort over anything else.
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Very true
Regarding deneb and greg's discussion i'd lean towards deneb though, i'd prefer my comfort over anything else.