A pressy for God of Tarot!

Godoftarot · Post by **Godoftarot** » Fri Jan 14, 2005 10:41 pm

Zhan_Dvega wrote:
godoftarot wrote:
LAGtheNoggin wrote:"asymmetrical crap"?

I say. I know women generally have one boob bigger than the other, but isn't asymmetrical stretching the boundrys a bit?
Not in the least. That's what shirts with a sleeve on one side and a strap on the other are. Or a hemline that's longer on one side than the other. Or a shirt that has only one strap on one side and has a longer hem on the opposite side. That's asymmetrical. Anything that isn't symmetrical, i.e. two sleeves the same, two pant legs the same, a hemline the same.
Personally, I don't think men OR women pull off that shit well, so...

Some of it's all right, but generally very little. Usually only the stuff with asymmetrical hemlines. The whole one sleeve one strap thing is kinda doofy.

Zhan_Dvega · Post by **Zhan_Dvega** » Fri Jan 14, 2005 10:46 pm

The only people who pull that off are those who were just involved in OMG EPIC FIGHTs, and thusly half of their shirt is torn, or has clawmarks, or cinged...

CapitanG · Post by **CapitanG** » Fri Jan 14, 2005 11:10 pm

mcDuffies wrote:
Ah yes, the space-penis. It goes where no man has gone before.

I hate myself for typing that, seriously.
Admitt it, you actually like it, bitch!

Egads, I got moderaped!

call me, baby

McDuffies · Post by **McDuffies** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 5:32 am

I don't even know what thumbhole hoodies are.

LAGtheNoggin · Post by **LAGtheNoggin** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 6:38 am

Obtain a hoody with sleeves long enough to reach your fingers.

Cut holes as you would to your [url=http://www.soldf.com/troja90.html]Swedish Tr

Van Douchebag · Post by **Van Douchebag** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 6:40 am

Nobody understands me.
Then again, under official language, I have a tendency to fill in "Gibberish"

Godoftarot · Post by **Godoftarot** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 6:56 am

[quote="LAGtheNoggin"]Obtain a hoody with sleeves long enough to reach your fingers.

Cut holes as you would to your [url=http://www.soldf.com/troja90.html]Swedish Tr

HeDanny · Post by **HeDanny** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 7:16 am

Thats.. an interesting way to ruin a good hoody.
Here in Oz if we get cold hands we just wear gloves.

Czar · Post by **Czar** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 7:57 am

[quote="LAGtheNoggin"]
Cut holes as you would to your [url=http://www.soldf.com/troja90.html]Swedish Tr

Genesis_13 · Post by **Genesis_13** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 9:48 am

godoftarot wrote:
Women's clothing comes in several types: sexy, cool, tolerable, and heinous.

You must be lucky. Almost any place within driving distance of me does not have the "cool" type, so I'm mostly forced to get "tolerable". Actually, I tend mostly to wear geeky oversized T-shirts and any pants that I have at the moment.

I guess I also dress like a guy. *Sigh*

Godoftarot · Post by **Godoftarot** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 12:22 pm

Genesis_13 wrote:
godoftarot wrote:
Women's clothing comes in several types: sexy, cool, tolerable, and heinous.
You must be lucky. Almost any place within driving distance of me does not have the "cool" type, so I'm mostly forced to get "tolerable". Actually, I tend mostly to wear geeky oversized T-shirts and any pants that I have at the moment.

I guess I also dress like a guy. *Sigh*

There's very little cool near where I live, either. Sometimes I get lucky, but not often.
I dress like a guy too. Which is what I think is cool, anyway, so uh...oh, and I have a lot of shirts with bitchy things written on them ^^

LAGtheNoggin · Post by **LAGtheNoggin** » Sat Jan 15, 2005 3:56 pm

Luckily London's quite the centre for fashion (Chinatown! I swear male Asians dress better). I never realised just how fashionable it is - I've spent too much time couped up in the rich and famous suburbs to notice. The suburbs, the place where the rich come to live, not to party. So yes, if you're interested in what people are wearing, central London's the shizzle. Must spend more time there.

[quote="Czar"]
[[url=http://www.soldf.com/troja90.html]Swedish Tr

Czar · Post by **Czar** » Sun Jan 16, 2005 5:26 am

I'm afraid I haven't seen the current Swedish helmets (or bodyarmour) in surplus or militaria stores...
Maybe the older helmets (helmet m/39).

As for the quality of the uniform cut: Yes, they do look like the product of a rampaging badger, but I believe that's more or less because they're made to survive more or less intact after an encounter with one.

Here's something for you if you like hat's.
And most of these (or good quality copies (in the case of the beret's, better quality copies)) can be found at several militaria shops.
In my personal possession is one "F