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#27 Oct 10 2007 at 3:30 PM Rating: Decent
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Yeah but for some reason the Lucky brand jeans seem to fit better, more comfy than any other jeans I buy. The only ones that come close for me is American Eagle jeans. Those are the only two brands that have the boot cut style that fit me right. Boot cut is the only style of jeans I will buy or wear.
#28 Oct 10 2007 at 4:39 PM Rating: Good
When I think of clothes from WalMart, I think of this and this oh and this. Can't forget this classy little number and last but not least, this.


#29 Oct 10 2007 at 4:59 PM Rating: Good
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Wal-Mart clothing keeps shrinking every time you wash it. It's their master plan to get people to shop there more. You buy clothes and every time you wash it, it shrinks a little. By the time you've washed it 5-6 times, it no longer fits and you need to go buy more.
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#30 Oct 10 2007 at 5:07 PM Rating: Decent
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His Excellency Soracloud wrote:
When I think of clothes from WalMart, I think of this and this oh and this. Can't forget this classy little number and last but not least, this.




Tru Dat.
#31 Oct 10 2007 at 7:23 PM Rating: Excellent
His Excellency Soracloud wrote:
When I think of clothes from WalMart, I think of this and this oh and this. Can't forget this classy little number and last but not least, this.


Someone's been rifling through Doug's closet again.
#32 Oct 10 2007 at 8:20 PM Rating: Excellent
Tasera of the Seven Seas wrote:
jackjeckel the Pest wrote:
So what ya'll are sayin' is $120 is to much for a pair of jeans.


As far as I'm concerned, anything over $35 is too much for a pair of jeans. And $35 is toeing the line.


The only time i bring out pants over 30+ dollars is when I'm looking to get something from someone. If you know what i mean.






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#33 Oct 10 2007 at 8:34 PM Rating: Decent
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Wal-Mart clothing keeps shrinking every time you wash it. It's their master plan to get people to shop there more. You buy clothes and every time you wash it, it shrinks a little. By the time you've washed it 5-6 times, it no longer fits and you need to go buy more.


Actually, it's not the clothes that are changing size...
#34 Oct 10 2007 at 8:45 PM Rating: Decent
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TurinAlexander wrote:
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Wal-Mart clothing keeps shrinking every time you wash it. It's their master plan to get people to shop there more. You buy clothes and every time you wash it, it shrinks a little. By the time you've washed it 5-6 times, it no longer fits and you need to go buy more.


Actually, it's not the clothes that are changing size...
Is it everything else in the world that's getting bigger? GOD DAMNIT! I KNEW IT!
MOTHER ******* ILLUMINATI AND THEIR PLAN TO EXPAND THE WORLD SO THAT WHEN THEY TAKE IT BACK OVER THERE WILL BE MORE OF IT! I'M SO ******* ANGRY.
#35 Oct 10 2007 at 8:53 PM Rating: Good
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TurinAlexander wrote:
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Wal-Mart clothing keeps shrinking every time you wash it. It's their master plan to get people to shop there more. You buy clothes and every time you wash it, it shrinks a little. By the time you've washed it 5-6 times, it no longer fits and you need to go buy more.


Actually, it's not the clothes that are changing size...
Is it everything else in the world that's getting bigger? GOD DAMNIT! I KNEW IT!
MOTHER @#%^ING ILLUMINATI AND THEIR PLAN TO EXPAND THE WORLD SO THAT WHEN THEY TAKE IT BACK OVER THERE WILL BE MORE OF IT! I'M SO @#%^ING ANGRY.


¡Ahà está!

¡Detrás de tÃ, imbécil!
(p.s. you Illuminati mention made me think of resident evil 4.)

Edited, Oct 11th 2007 12:55am by Blacktuesday
#36 Oct 10 2007 at 9:02 PM Rating: Decent
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I'm sorry.
#37 Oct 10 2007 at 9:03 PM Rating: Decent
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Princess Usagichan wrote:
TurinAlexander wrote:
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Wal-Mart clothing keeps shrinking every time you wash it. It's their master plan to get people to shop there more. You buy clothes and every time you wash it, it shrinks a little. By the time you've washed it 5-6 times, it no longer fits and you need to go buy more.


Actually, it's not the clothes that are changing size...
Is it everything else in the world that's getting bigger? GOD DAMNIT! I KNEW IT!
MOTHER @#%^ING ILLUMINATI AND THEIR PLAN TO EXPAND THE WORLD SO THAT WHEN THEY TAKE IT BACK OVER THERE WILL BE MORE OF IT! I'M SO @#%^ING ANGRY.


Actually everything in the universe is getting bigger; the universe is expanding.
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#38 Oct 10 2007 at 9:12 PM Rating: Excellent
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I remember walking through Walmart, not all that long ago, and seeing some of the T-shirts they offer. I also recall thinking they were fairly clever, and might be worthy of purchase. Then I remember seeing some of the mouth-breathers and crotch-fruit wandering around said Walmart wearing those t-shirts, and realizing I didn't want to be associated with them in any way, shape, or fashion. Then I saw a box of 18 golf balls on sale for 9 bucks, and caved.

Damn you Walmart, damn you to the 7th level of Hell.
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#39 Oct 10 2007 at 9:13 PM Rating: Good
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#40 Oct 10 2007 at 9:14 PM Rating: Excellent
Kakar, Assassin Reject wrote:
I remember walking through Walmart, not all that long ago, and seeing some of the T-shirts they offer. I also recall thinking they were fairly clever, and might be worthy of purchase. Then I remember seeing some of the mouth-breathers and crotch-fruit wandering around said Walmart wearing those t-shirts, and realizing I didn't want to be associated with them in any way, shape, or fashion. Then I saw a box of 18 golf balls on sale for 9 bucks, and caved.

Damn you Walmart, damn you @#%^ing to the 7th level of entirety of Hell.


Edited, Oct 11th 2007 1:14am by Blacktuesday
#41 Oct 10 2007 at 9:28 PM Rating: Decent
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PunkFloyd the Flatulent wrote:
Princess Usagichan wrote:
TurinAlexander wrote:
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Wal-Mart clothing keeps shrinking every time you wash it. It's their master plan to get people to shop there more. You buy clothes and every time you wash it, it shrinks a little. By the time you've washed it 5-6 times, it no longer fits and you need to go buy more.


Actually, it's not the clothes that are changing size...
Is it everything else in the world that's getting bigger? GOD DAMNIT! I KNEW IT!
MOTHER @#%^ING ILLUMINATI AND THEIR PLAN TO EXPAND THE WORLD SO THAT WHEN THEY TAKE IT BACK OVER THERE WILL BE MORE OF IT! I'M SO @#%^ING ANGRY.


Actually everything in the universe is getting bigger; the universe is expanding.
Everything except the Wal-Mart clothes that is...
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#42 Oct 11 2007 at 7:10 AM Rating: Decent
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$35 for a pair of jeans, that's around about £20 right?

You'd be hard pressed to get a decent pair for that price over here. £40 is about right for a nice pair of jeans.
#43 Oct 11 2007 at 7:13 AM Rating: Good
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TurinAlexander wrote:
Actually, it's not the clothes that are changing size...


You're not the swiftest monkey in the barrel are you?
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#44 Oct 11 2007 at 8:01 AM Rating: Decent
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Eowol wrote:
$35 for a pair of jeans, that's around about £20 right?

You'd be hard pressed to get a decent pair for that price over here. £40 is about right for a nice pair of jeans.


Holy **** 55$ for a pair of pants? I get mad when I have to pay 35$ for my levi's.
#45 Oct 11 2007 at 12:42 PM Rating: Decent
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StubsOnAsura the Wise wrote:
Grandfather Barkingturtle wrote:
Wal-Mart clothes are specially desgined with fat people in mind.Smiley: schooled


Bullsh*t. They never have any big and tall around here.


No, they have fat and short. I looked for 20 minutes trying to find a pair of jeans I could alter. Not a single one was taller than 32 inches and not a one had a smaller waist than 36.
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