October 28, 201411 yr Someone got bleach all over your coolest flippin' hoodie ever seen...:eyeonyou: The definition of cool has it's variances. This piece is a cornucopia of autumn colors that suggests that it's interesting and season timely, and not generic and run of the mill. It's actually purposely inside out, stressed for the not so perfect effect, and doctored up for originality (perhaps not necessarily understood by all). It's stage ready for the artist aiming to stand out rather than blend in as same and lame, and then likely noticed as being ahead of the curve, then ultimately desired and copied by a wider audience. If offered next to a typical hoodie, I've little doubt that It would take home the bigger stash of cash if I were so inclined to sell. It won't work at Thanksgiving with the typical family, but it'll be a smash at the after party where folks are letting their hair down and breathing easier from spending the earlier part of their day being picked apart. Certainly an eye catcher at an autumn weekend antique/farmers market sale amongst more open minded progressives.
October 28, 201411 yr Isn't that the coolest flippin' hoodie you've ever seen? Looks like what happened when I tried to do laundry a while back!
October 28, 201411 yr Author The definition of cool has it's variances. This piece is a cornucopia of autumn colors that suggests that it's interesting and season timely, and not generic and run of the mill. It's actually purposely inside out, stressed for the not so perfect effect, and doctored up for originality (perhaps not necessarily understood by all). It's stage ready for the artist aiming to stand out rather than blend in as same and lame, and then likely noticed as being ahead of the curve, then ultimately desired and copied by a wider audience. If offered next to a typical hoodie, I've little doubt that It would take home the bigger stash of cash if I were so inclined to sell. It won't work at Thanksgiving with the typical family, but it'll be a smash at the after party where folks are letting their hair down and breathing easier from spending the earlier part of their day being picked apart. Certainly an eye catcher at an autumn weekend antique/farmers market sale amongst more open minded progressives. I thought of that, but... nah, it's just ugly. :bunny:
October 28, 201411 yr Anybody ever heard of a tie-dyed shirt? Heard of one or worn one? Two different answers. :bunny:
October 28, 201411 yr Just curious... is there a forum here somewhere where the cool people hang out? :idunno:
October 28, 201411 yr Author LOL, if there was, they wouldn't let me in BBF, or my old man mall walker shoes. :lol2:
October 28, 201411 yr Author By the way, I wore the white Nike's to the UK Blue/White scrimmage last night. I half expected somebody to come up and ask if I was Watusi.
October 28, 201411 yr Just curious... is there a forum here somewhere where the cool people hang out? :idunno: You don't get our humor yet, do you? :banana:
October 28, 201411 yr Just curious... is there a forum here somewhere where the cool people hang out? :idunno: If you have to ask......
October 28, 201411 yr Just curious... is there a forum here somewhere where the cool people hang out? :idunno: Ummm.....not as far as you know. :sssh:
October 28, 201411 yr By the way, I wore the white Nike's to the UK Blue/White scrimmage last night. I half expected somebody to come up and ask if I was Watusi. I would have handed you my tickets and a $5 spot and expected you and your shoes to show me to my seats.
October 29, 201411 yr By the way, I wore the white Nike's to the UK Blue/White scrimmage last night. I half expected somebody to come up and ask if I was Watusi. Check out post #68... I'm cool with white shoes. It's a clean look that I like.
October 29, 201411 yr Anybody who's seen me out at a game knows that I'll dress appropriately with a sports themed hoodie and wouldn't dare draw attention to myself in my more artsy hoodie. That has its place in different circles. I'm a man of many hats. Hell I'll even dress ghetto appropriately for the ghetto Krogers in Covington. Don't need to draw any attention from anybody shopping or shoplifting there. But if I'm going to the theatre or something of the sort, I just have to leave the UK shirt and cap at home. May sound blasphemous, but those threads stand out as pretty square at some events outside of the confines of the state of Kentucky. Rock concerts or clubbing may call for something more edgy. It's all good.
October 29, 201411 yr When I see guys wearing the Affliction-y type clothes, I think they're trying too hard.
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