wtf, nazi boots?
i have some white and1 basketall shoes 
i like triforce’s red shoes the best :+
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Also if everybody would look like each other it would be boring. Also clothing is a part of community. for example. A Hard rocker wont automaticly talk to one hip Hoper because he see that the Hip hopper is not in the same interest then the himself.
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Yes, thats very true, people are segregated and stereotyped on their clothing, but is that a good or a bad thing?
You can call it “expressing yourself” which is all fine and good, but it becomes a different thing when expressing yourself is dependant on what everybody else says is cool. There’s no self expression in that.
Of course you probably choose your own clothes because of you liking them, but ask yourself, if you never got in that crowd at school, and you’d never met so and so, would you be choosing those clothes right now? my point being that people are “educated” into what is acceptable by the social groups they feel they should belong in. Clothes have always been a way of segregating society for hundreds of years (in my culture anyway). All in all, this self expression you feel is just another way to feel like you belong. Im not saying its bad or good, im just stating the truth.
I just feel that this is just another one of those things which breeds stereotypes, or prejudice.
;[ how dare you.
WOuld you plezze put your mark on mine Flip Flops ?
Cause they are build by the Newest (7 Years ago) Air Dynamics.
They let Air come in take the smell with out.
Flip Flops are on the Lower Row on the Left Side. :laff:
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being “in” to me is just people wasting money on the same t-shirt i have, just with a different name splattered on it >_>
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I really don’t see the point in wearing a Ben Sherman shirt, unless you’re part of the 0.01% of the population actually called Ben Sherman. And even then, why would you walk around with your name of full display like the loser at a party who actually wears a namebadge.