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AF1's do crack?
I thought they didn't
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As for AF1s, they all get worn.
it has more to do with the materials than craftsmanship. the rubber midsole is the reason they hold up. had it been polyurethane, it would beanother story.Originally Posted by MyOnes
I Love af1- no they dont crack. there better crafted then early jordans and vintage nikes
damn, that sucksOriginally Posted by oO Aztec Oo
propz on the Legit Checks a few pages back. Shoes ended up being fugazi. One box said 11y and the other size 11. On the white/blue, it said "White/Month" and on the White/Green pair it ended up saying "Black/White"
INFO.....Originally Posted by MyOnes
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and am i the only who wears there fearless warriors lol
Originally Posted by 255forLife
When you have 200+ pairs of Airs
Originally Posted by I Love AF1
Yahoo! Japan Corp. and eBay Inc. announced on Tuesday that the two companies will link their online auction services, and thus give American bidders easier access to Japanese auctions, and vice-versa. Although eBay is the dominant online auction service in many countries including the United States and Canada, it fell so far behind Yahoo's Japanese auction service that eBay pulled out of the Japanese market in 2002.
Yahoo Auctions Japan is best known in the anime/manga community for its wide variety of manga, anime, and character goods. As of Tuesday afternoon, it lists 14,592 Gundam items, 6,927 Naruto items, 4,796 Sailor Moon items, and 6,824 anime cels. For non-Japanese speakers who want to buy items on Yahoo Auctions Japan, a cottage industry of proxy buyers have sprung up in the last eight years. For a fee, a proxy service would handle all the bidding, payments, and overseas shipping for people living outside Japan. If Yahoo! Japan and eBay successfully execute their linkup plans, eBay will effectively become the proxy service for Yahoo! Japan, and vice-versa.
In the first phase, the two companies have already launched a website which will translate international eBay auctions into Japanese and help Japanese speaker deal with payment and shipping.
In the second phase that is scheduled for March, Japanese speakers can directly bid on international eBay items from within the Yahoo Auctions Japan website.
In the third phase that is scheduled for the middle of 2008, the two companies will launch a site by which American eBay users can directly bid on Japanese Yahoo auctions.
DISCUSS.
Originally Posted by MyOnes
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Originally Posted by Kartoon2005
http://nike1love.jp/blog/
Someone translate what the page says about those.
Originally Posted by OGfiend
Ugh...don't know how I feel about the yahoo merger there. I enjoy getting good deals on yahoo right now, and I'm sure this is gonna skyrocket the prices. Even with a proxy service, you can get some very nice deals. Oh well...