Differences in fashion between UK and USA
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Differences in fashion between UK and USA
by Maia » Fri Jul 24, 2020 8:03 am
A subject I've recently been talking about with friends, and one I hadn't even considered before, is differences in British and American clothing styles. Are there any and what are they?
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Re: Differences in fashion between UK and USA
by MagsJ » Fri Jul 24, 2020 8:16 am
Ask Turd.. he seems to know about any, and every, thing..
The possibility of anything we can imagine existing is endless and infinite.. - MagsJ
I haven't got the time to spend the time reading something that is telling me nothing, as I will never be able to get back that time, and I may need it for something at some point in time.. Huh! - MagsJ
You’re suggestions and I, just simply don’t mix.. like oil on water, or a really bad DJ - MagsJ
I haven't got the time to spend the time reading something that is telling me nothing, as I will never be able to get back that time, and I may need it for something at some point in time.. Huh! - MagsJ
You’re suggestions and I, just simply don’t mix.. like oil on water, or a really bad DJ - MagsJ
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Re: Differences in fashion between UK and USA
by MagsJ » Tue Jul 28, 2020 12:52 am
One is bought in Pounds, the other, in Dollars..
The possibility of anything we can imagine existing is endless and infinite.. - MagsJ
I haven't got the time to spend the time reading something that is telling me nothing, as I will never be able to get back that time, and I may need it for something at some point in time.. Huh! - MagsJ
You’re suggestions and I, just simply don’t mix.. like oil on water, or a really bad DJ - MagsJ
I haven't got the time to spend the time reading something that is telling me nothing, as I will never be able to get back that time, and I may need it for something at some point in time.. Huh! - MagsJ
You’re suggestions and I, just simply don’t mix.. like oil on water, or a really bad DJ - MagsJ
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Re: Differences in fashion between UK and USA
by promethean75 » Wed Jul 29, 2020 9:04 pm
I personally dress in UK fashions and trends because I cant identify with the fashion sense of a people that have no great thinkers in their history. Americans, I mean. All we have is john dewey, William james and that other pragmatist guy. For the same reason I wouldn't dress in Philippino fashions. They dont have any great thinkers. In fact I should be wearing a kilt because Hume was tremendously important.
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Re: Differences in fashion between UK and USA
by MagsJ » Tue Sep 29, 2020 1:23 pm
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The possibility of anything we can imagine existing is endless and infinite.. - MagsJ
I haven't got the time to spend the time reading something that is telling me nothing, as I will never be able to get back that time, and I may need it for something at some point in time.. Huh! - MagsJ
You’re suggestions and I, just simply don’t mix.. like oil on water, or a really bad DJ - MagsJ
I haven't got the time to spend the time reading something that is telling me nothing, as I will never be able to get back that time, and I may need it for something at some point in time.. Huh! - MagsJ
You’re suggestions and I, just simply don’t mix.. like oil on water, or a really bad DJ - MagsJ
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