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So splitting sneakers rather than paying bills? You win.
So When Did Dudes Borrowing Each Others Clothes Become Cool?
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No. Paying $90 for a pair of shoes AND paying my bills. Instead of paying $180 for a pair of shoes and NOT paying my bills.
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I borrowed my brother's shoes a couple times in high school. Now I just might where one of his fitteds and vice versa. But I probably wouldn't let oneof my homies borrow a shirt or anything. Seems kinda feminine. One of my friend borrows cars from his friends to stunt. He thinks he is doing it.
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lol @ the last part of your sentence./
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2 points.
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thats a big NO and thats dirty
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most of the time me and my boys dont do it, but during halloween i borrowed my friends barcelona jersey and my friend borrowed some khakis i had. and one timeit was cold as @#$% outside and my boy didnt have a jacket, so i let him borrow a hoodie. no big deal
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maybe a tie or some #!$$, but a whole outfit, nah brougham
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Hell nah thats a NO NO. Never rock ya homies clothes. Get yo own stuff.
Thats lame as hell.
Thats lame as hell.
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Dog, can you read?
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#*$# it got to do with being spoiled?
My parents didn't bathe me in tommy hilfiger, rocawear, polo, new jordans etc while growing up
and I never even remotely thought about sharing/borrowing someones clothes
and when I was in highschool and got a job I bought all the #%#$ that I wanted, all my friends had jobs and we had our own gear.
you must've been a dusty $$! $@*%@ growing up
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i knew a whole group of dudes from my school that shared clothes, kicks & chicks
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what does letting someone wear a shirt have to do with being dirty or feminine? it's a shirt or jeans. people got washing machines.
dusty? nah. it wasn't an everyday thing. but if my dude got something that goes perfect with my outfit, he'd probably let me hold it provided itisn't too new.
I said that yall ain't ever have to share bc dudes in here acting like lettin someone wear their shirt is like using their toothbrush or something.
what's the difference between letting your boy wear something and letting your homie wear something? you dudes irrational.
dusty? nah. it wasn't an everyday thing. but if my dude got something that goes perfect with my outfit, he'd probably let me hold it provided itisn't too new.
I said that yall ain't ever have to share bc dudes in here acting like lettin someone wear their shirt is like using their toothbrush or something.
what's the difference between letting your boy wear something and letting your homie wear something? you dudes irrational.
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BRB gotta return my friends shirtOriginally Posted by Nyota de la star
Why you gotta call women...
Anyways, in High School I know dudes that did that.
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Great post
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my boy tried to ask me to borrow a button down i hit him with a
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whole outfits? nah never that
i've borrowed a shirt a few times before. but dude is like my brother *kanye shrug*
i've borrowed a shirt a few times before. but dude is like my brother *kanye shrug*
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I only lend a few beater Tees here and there but you talking about my fit? MY FIT?
Nah, that i don't do. I put alot of money into my outfits, and im damn sure not just gonna lend it to my boy like that.
Maybe only if it was a special occasion my dude was going to without me, but not like when we go out and stuff.
Nah, that i don't do. I put alot of money into my outfits, and im damn sure not just gonna lend it to my boy like that.
Maybe only if it was a special occasion my dude was going to without me, but not like when we go out and stuff.
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I must be missing something, so you got custody of one shoe and he got custody of the other? What if he wants to wear them the same day you do?What if he scuffs them or ruins them then what? I wouldn't trust it
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We live right be each other. I just leave them at his house since thats where everyone chills anyways. If I want to wear them then i will just goby his house and get them, its not like I wear them much anyways. Maybe once every couple of weeks.
And I don't think we would run into that problem and if we did he could just wear his brothers pair.
He takes better care of his shoes then I do, so im not worried about that either.
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ok then i can see how it would work, some dudes are grimey and would try to hoard the kicks like you aint put in on em
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Yeah i see what your saying too. But dude is basically like my brother, So Im not worried about that. I wouldn't do that with most peoplethough.Originally Posted by J23S
ok then i can see how it would work, some dudes are grimey and would try to hoard the kicks like you aint put in on em
And it's not like we share everything we have, it was more like. Me : "Damn,I want the Space Jams but Im broke." Him: "Me too Man."Us : "Trying to go half on them?"
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I let my friends borrow whatever. If we're chillin at my house or dorm and decide to go party or something they can just rock some of my gear. No need foran extra stop.
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THIS!!!!!!
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I only let my bro borrow some of my kicks.
But, clothes is a no, since he is still in his gangster style.
we don't share the same taste.
But, clothes is a no, since he is still in his gangster style.
we don't share the same taste.
