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post #1
14 April 2009, 01:44 UTC#1
I'm considering selling most of my Obey t-shirts since nowadays I see a bunch of jock/frat boys wearing the brand all the time. I plan on posting them on eBay, but I wanted to see if anyone here is interested first. I can get some pics up tomorrow. All are size adult medium.

<3
post #2
14 April 2009, 02:16 UTC#2
post pics. then we can talk.
post #3
14 April 2009, 02:16 UTC#3
Obey is almost as bad as affliction and tapout
post #4
14 April 2009, 03:01 UTC#4
Guess the Obey fad hasn't caught on with the frat crowd here. Just tons of Tapout, Affliction, The North Face, etc.

It's sad...
post #5
14 April 2009, 03:14 UTC#5
hows your sale's pitch gonna be douche's wear them?

you gotta put that in your ebay thing "I'm selling this cause most the people around here that wear them are total fags." or some shit.
post #6
14 April 2009, 03:16 UTC#6
Hahaha, yeah, it's about on the same level as all those other b/s brands now. Fuckin' Buckle...
post #7
14 April 2009, 06:41 UTC#7
The North Face pisses me off.
post #8
14 April 2009, 16:56 UTC#8
I thought the North Face made clothes for forest life and arctic exploring. Guess I was wrong
post #9
14 April 2009, 23:51 UTC#9
QUOTE(benCKa @ Apr 14 2009, 10:56 AM) [snapback]544809[/snapback]

I thought the North Face made clothes for forest life and arctic exploring. Guess I was wrong

they also make rock climbing equipment.

but preppy faggots have discovered that they cost a lot at the outdoors stores, so they got together in a meeting and decided to make it a trend.
post #10
15 April 2009, 00:08 UTC#10
its all about the crooks and castles!
post #12
15 April 2009, 03:17 UTC#12
any XXL Size?: :P haha
post #13
15 April 2009, 03:19 UTC#13
QUOTE(Kalle @ Apr 15 2009, 04:17 AM) [snapback]544921[/snapback]

any XXL Size?: :P haha

The Americans call that a 'Small'.
post #14
15 April 2009, 03:21 UTC#14
:sad: I weigh 152 lbs!

That's like...a half stone?

No?
post #15
15 April 2009, 03:22 UTC#15
You weight about a stone'ish more than me then.
post #16
15 April 2009, 03:46 UTC#16
Lulz. I have no idea what a stone is. Except that if it's rolling, it gains no moss.

Or something like that. I think that's supposed to be a metaphor for living an active and productive life?

No?

Did I just make that shit up?
post #17
15 April 2009, 03:49 UTC#17
All hail Ray!
post #18
15 April 2009, 12:57 UTC#18
QUOTE(Duran @ Apr 15 2009, 12:08 AM) [snapback]544899[/snapback]

its all about the crooks and castles!


thats right
post #19
15 April 2009, 14:04 UTC#19
QUOTE(nickstatler @ Apr 15 2009, 01:51 AM) [snapback]544898[/snapback]

QUOTE(benCKa @ Apr 14 2009, 10:56 AM) [snapback]544809[/snapback]

I thought the North Face made clothes for forest life and arctic exploring. Guess I was wrong

they also make rock climbing equipment.

but preppy faggots have discovered that they cost a lot at the outdoors stores, so they got together in a meeting and decided to make it a trend.


That's what pisses me off, the jackets does'nt even look that cool. If you use it for outdoors stuff then use it, but for some reason a lot of my friends think people are cool for wearing it. They think it's some kind of hip hop brand disguised as shit.
post #20
15 April 2009, 18:23 UTC#20
QUOTE(made @ Apr 14 2009, 10:19 PM) [snapback]544923[/snapback]

QUOTE(Kalle @ Apr 15 2009, 04:17 AM) [snapback]544921[/snapback]

any XXL Size?: :P haha

The Americans call that a 'Pimp'n yo swagga'.


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post #22
17 April 2009, 06:38 UTC#22
That wallet looks dog as.
post #23
17 April 2009, 08:29 UTC#23
It does look shitty.