MagnusTheBrewer
IN MEMORIAM
- Jun 19, 2004
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And leisure suits!Only 20? No way. I'm not giving up my Nehru jacket, bellbottoms and platform shoes until they go out of style and that's never gonna happen.
And leisure suits!Only 20? No way. I'm not giving up my Nehru jacket, bellbottoms and platform shoes until they go out of style and that's never gonna happen.
Absolutely. Twenty years ago clothes were mostly deconstructed garbage. Nowadays, clothes are deconstructed garbage with spandex.Are you saying there's a difference between clothes now and 20 years ago?
This is the official white guy construction worker attire. I've been wearing it since 1972.I wear jeans and t-shirts most of the time...jorts in the warmer months. Pretty much the same as I have for over 40 years.
When I went to basic, I walked in with a pair of jeans, a white t-shirt, socks, tennis shoes, underwear, and a wallet. I upgraded my off-work attire to woolen socks and black t-shirts, and wore those for *months*. Still use my boots when I'm out hiking/doing dirty shit on the property.For work I wear BDUs/ACUs, a Tshirt, boonie hat, and combat boots. Off duty, I wear BDUs/ACUs, a Tshirt, baseball hat and boat shoes. Unless I'm working around the house, or hiking or something. Then I put the combat boots back on. If it's sunny, I also put the boonie hat back on.
I suppose the biggest evolution in movies is now they make comic book movies that aren't terrible... they're just making way too many of them.wake up, pull your head out of your ass, and take a look around.
Fashion, music, and movies really havent evolved too much in 20 years.
its not like the 20th century where each decade has its own distinct culture. shoving our noses in phones has stagnated all growth and innovation. Clothes are just the colorful expression of that death.
