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Look man, this is going in circles round and round.
Yes, the clothes you wear is just the clothes you like to wear. You're being technical and are not looking at the bigger picture. It also represents you in some way. You're saying the clothes I wear would not have any effect on me or it doesn't bother me how others think of me.
You wouldn't put on chains all around you as thought it was your clothes and walk around the city like that and say, this is just the clothes I wear, it is not the indication of who I am or who I am trying to be.
Yes, the clothes you wear is just the clothes you like to wear. You're being technical and are not looking at the bigger picture. It also represents you in some way. You're saying the clothes I wear would not have any effect on me or it doesn't bother me how others think of me.
You wouldn't put on chains all around you as thought it was your clothes and walk around the city like that and say, this is just the clothes I wear, it is not the indication of who I am or who I am trying to be.
if i liked wearing chains and things like that (which i don't i'm not much of a jewelry guy) then i would walk around like that and think that because that would be how i feel. clothes can tell you about a person's personality, but you can't look at what someone's wearing and make a conclusion like you made about Ruk, like you know all about him by the clothes he wears. have you ever heard the saying don't judge a book by it's cover? well it applies to people as well. don't judge people on the clothes they wear, because most of the time your judgment will be wrong.
No you would not. Stop fronting. You would not walk around with chains all over your body and thinking this is ok.
Yes I know you can't judge the book by its cover, but I always do. I like judging because that ways I am this much closer to knowing what the person is about. And most of the time I am right believe it or not.
But, if I put on a cowboy hat and tight jeans and cowboy shoes (whatever its called) and grab a rope, what do you think you will think of me? A fisherman? lol.
Yes I know you can't judge the book by its cover, but I always do. I like judging because that ways I am this much closer to knowing what the person is about. And most of the time I am right believe it or not.
But, if I put on a cowboy hat and tight jeans and cowboy shoes (whatever its called) and grab a rope, what do you think you will think of me? A fisherman? lol.
Bach, Cutco make dope knives. I was gonna do that job at one point, but then I realized I'd make a horrible salesman and just ask the mother fucker.... "Do you need the knives? They cut well, what else would you want? Lasers attached to it?"
Anyways, this thread got way out of line. I feel bad for Bach though. It seems people do it on purpose to egg him on. As for calling him a failure cause he sells knives or whatever, shit is harsh. Some of your grandparents and parents were immigrants at one point and had to hustle the same way. Cleaning floors, laying bricks, cleaning houses or cooking. Some of you should be ashamed of yourself, cause at some point in your history, your daddy or grandfather might have cleaned toilets in North America like mine just so you grow up not having to do that shit. Some of you really need to check yourselves if thats how you judge a person.
I dunno Bach's whole situation, but I know that he isn't American born.
Anyways, as for baggy clothes and shit. Your clothes are representative of who you are. People do judge you by what you wear. Would you enter a court room wearing jeans and a t-shirt? No you wouldn't, that would be disrespectful to a court, and would be considered bummish... then again. To each their own. You like tighter stuff, go for it. Like it baggy, hey, more power to you.
Anyways, this thread got way out of line. I feel bad for Bach though. It seems people do it on purpose to egg him on. As for calling him a failure cause he sells knives or whatever, shit is harsh. Some of your grandparents and parents were immigrants at one point and had to hustle the same way. Cleaning floors, laying bricks, cleaning houses or cooking. Some of you should be ashamed of yourself, cause at some point in your history, your daddy or grandfather might have cleaned toilets in North America like mine just so you grow up not having to do that shit. Some of you really need to check yourselves if thats how you judge a person.
I dunno Bach's whole situation, but I know that he isn't American born.
Anyways, as for baggy clothes and shit. Your clothes are representative of who you are. People do judge you by what you wear. Would you enter a court room wearing jeans and a t-shirt? No you wouldn't, that would be disrespectful to a court, and would be considered bummish... then again. To each their own. You like tighter stuff, go for it. Like it baggy, hey, more power to you.
Some and if not most of this people had to go through some kind of 'dirty work' at some point. I'm not even looking at selling knifes 'dirty' work. But this isn't even the point. Ruk just throw that failure comment to piss me off without actually meaning it, which he failed because he has no idea about me.
hey you know what? go to a place like Texas, or if you're in Canada, come to Calgary. you'll see plenty of people in cowboy hats and tight jeans and boots who aren't cowboys. does that mean they want to be cowboys? or could it mean that they just like cowboy boots and hats?
and i don't front. it is you who thinks that the way a person dresses is a good way to judge them who is fronting. so if i liked gold and silver and jewelry and things like that it wouldn't be because i like them it would really be because i wanted to copy someone. like it's impossible to like gold chains and not want to be black. see, maybe you think this way but not everyone else does. i don't do things because i want to try to be like someone else. i said it in a different thread but i'll say it again here. i am who i am always, whether i'm in an oversized basketball jersey and baggy jeans, or shorts and a t-shirt, or a cowboy hat and boots, or a pair of sweats. it's unfortunate that you think everyone thinks about these things the way you do, but it simply isn't true.
edit: it's funny you quoted flip like you agree with him but the last thing he said is why everyone is debating with you here. you obviously don't think that wearing baggy clothes is fine or else you wouldn't be calling ruk a wigger.
and to flip, of course people judge you like that but is it right? no and that is my point. and there is a difference between going to court where you're supposed to look professional, and in your day to day life where you're free to wear whatever you want. people might try to judge me based on what i'm wearing, but their judgment would almost always be wrong because they can't see the whole picture of me, they are only looking at one aspect. it would be like a judge deciding a criminal case with only half the evidence.
and i don't front. it is you who thinks that the way a person dresses is a good way to judge them who is fronting. so if i liked gold and silver and jewelry and things like that it wouldn't be because i like them it would really be because i wanted to copy someone. like it's impossible to like gold chains and not want to be black. see, maybe you think this way but not everyone else does. i don't do things because i want to try to be like someone else. i said it in a different thread but i'll say it again here. i am who i am always, whether i'm in an oversized basketball jersey and baggy jeans, or shorts and a t-shirt, or a cowboy hat and boots, or a pair of sweats. it's unfortunate that you think everyone thinks about these things the way you do, but it simply isn't true.
edit: it's funny you quoted flip like you agree with him but the last thing he said is why everyone is debating with you here. you obviously don't think that wearing baggy clothes is fine or else you wouldn't be calling ruk a wigger.
and to flip, of course people judge you like that but is it right? no and that is my point. and there is a difference between going to court where you're supposed to look professional, and in your day to day life where you're free to wear whatever you want. people might try to judge me based on what i'm wearing, but their judgment would almost always be wrong because they can't see the whole picture of me, they are only looking at one aspect. it would be like a judge deciding a criminal case with only half the evidence.
I agree it isn't right Devious, but that's how the world works. If everything was sunshine and gumdrops people wouldn't be as fucked up as they are now.
Going against judging someone by clothing for personal moralistic reasons is fine. It shows you have character.... but rebelling against it in society or the work place is career suicide.
Anyways Im done with this thread. Time to head into my football sites.
Take care ppl
Going against judging someone by clothing for personal moralistic reasons is fine. It shows you have character.... but rebelling against it in society or the work place is career suicide.
Anyways Im done with this thread. Time to head into my football sites.
Take care ppl
yep, you're right. i have absolutely no individual sense of style, everything i have ever worn or will wear is just an attempt to imitate someone. i can't believe i didn't see this before now. thank you so much for enlightening me Bach. now i have to go imitate everyone at my job by putting on my uniform and going to work. have a nice day.
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