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They were teens in the late 1800s/early 1900s today?

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No handicap.  You can easily answer that question yourself.

No handicap.  You can easily answer that question yourself.
But I'm not asking myself besides you already answered

what the forget man

But I'm not asking myself besides you already answered

what the forget man
I wasn't referring to teens exactly.

I wasn't referring to teens exactly.
But Illidan was, and you quoted him.

so what the forget man

But Illidan was, and you quoted him.

so what the forget man
Trench coats were the fashion in the "old" days.  Everyone wore them because it kept there pants dry when they sat on a wet bench.  I guess the kids who wore them had social issues, right?

Oh I think I said this, but I'll go ahead and put this out there.  I'm not allowed to wear the trench coat to anywhere but airsoft, my mom really really hates the coat.  I dont know how I convinced her to get it.
« Last Edit: August 08, 2010, 03:45:53 PM by Retz »

Trench coats were the fashion in the "old" days.  Everyone wore them because it kept there pants dry when they sat on a wet bench.  I guess the kids who wore them had social issues, right?

Oh I think I said this, but I'll go ahead and put this out there.  I'm not allowed to wear the trench coat to anywhere but airsoft, my mom really really hates the coat.  I dont know how I convinced her to get it.
18 years old and mommy is telling you what to do?

Trench coats were the fashion in the "old" days.  Everyone wore them because it kept there pants dry when they sat on a wet bench.  I guess the kids who wore them had social issues, right?
I don't feel like saying anything more, just read your post backwards and see what happens.

I guess the guy on Matrix has social issues, or that guy from Breakfast Club, or Sherlock Holmes, or everyone in the late 1800s/early 1900s.
Neo, Morpheus, Trinity and that other guy weren't teenagers. Sherlock Holmes was a drug addicted adult. Most children or teenagers of the late 1800s/early 1900s didn't wear trench coats. As for the Breakfast Club character, I've never seen the movie so I can't say anything.

Though, you posted a picture of yourself wearing a trench coat in a dark room, with combed-over hair, and a covered face. It's pretty hard not to make a comment about insecurity and social problems when I see you looking like that.

Trench coats were the fashion in the "old" days.  Everyone wore them because it kept there pants dry when they sat on a wet bench.  I guess the kids who wore them had social issues, right?
It's not fashionable if it's for convenience.

You live in Southern California where the hottest it gets it 110*F and the coldest it gets is 40-50*F. There's hardly any use at all for a trench coat down here.

Retz is still trying to argue fashion?

Oh my.

Bump.



I went to Pennsylvania by bike and took two photos, one was a panoramic shot. Click for full resolution.



And here's me.

The General has revealed himself Sergeant!

HE's been compromised we must move him to a new community!

The General has revealed himself Sergeant!

HE's been compromised we must move him to a new community!
but I don't even live in Pennsylvania!

loving hilarious story about this happening. I didn't want to go biking at all today but I did want to modify a spare keyboard to make LED lights shine on it. We went to his office (where we keep our bikes because its close to the bike trail), figure out we don't have the right stuff to mod it, and then out of nowhere he just gets the bikes ready on his car even though I told him I didn't feel like biking at all.

General, give me my eyes back.


General, give me my eyes back.
The general rule of thumb of this thread is that you aren't allowed to critique anyone until you've actually posted your own photo with no edits.