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What does "douche-bag" mean?
Posted 10-03-2009 at 03:00 AM by Xerxys
From reading this thread I get people have become really disconnected to elegance and manners. The same people that complain about fashion trends are the same ones that constantly accuse mainstream behavior to be of "douche-baggy" tendencies. You don't wear [insert recent fashion trend here] and claim to "only go for comfort". Naturally, by the extension that they don't dress like you, anyone who wears what you think is stupid is a douche-bag ... no? That's how I see it.
Like this for example ...
I will be very bold and open myself to public lynching when I say the above post speaks for 90% of us here on TFP. Anyone who is dark brown in color, has tattoo T-shirts and shiny sweatshirt is a guido. Anyone who's blond, wears tight pants and carries her little shitzu in her purse is a ...erm, whats the female equivalent for douche-bag?
This thought occurred to me when I thought to myself I needed new shoes and the first thought was wal-mart. Boy can I think of many people that disapprove. Why all the harsh judgment of other people? Have you taken a look at yourself in the mirror lately? Why go through all the effort possible to blend into the crowd? Ohh, that's right, you DON'T want to be part of the crowd!! HAHAHA! Cruel joke huh? You strive so hard into looking "OK" until you discover it's not that hard to do, it's not really hard NOT to be distinguished. It takes absolutely NO effort to be beige in color and blend into the wallpaper. None.
Get over yourselves.
Like this for example ...
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Originally Posted by Vigilante
... When I see blingy watches I usually think douchebag. Not in a strong sense, but in that guilty until proven innocent sense.
This thought occurred to me when I thought to myself I needed new shoes and the first thought was wal-mart. Boy can I think of many people that disapprove. Why all the harsh judgment of other people? Have you taken a look at yourself in the mirror lately? Why go through all the effort possible to blend into the crowd? Ohh, that's right, you DON'T want to be part of the crowd!! HAHAHA! Cruel joke huh? You strive so hard into looking "OK" until you discover it's not that hard to do, it's not really hard NOT to be distinguished. It takes absolutely NO effort to be beige in color and blend into the wallpaper. None.
Get over yourselves.
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Irony?Posted 10-03-2009 at 05:01 AM by guccilvr
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this is why FIRST IMPRESSIONS are important. No matter how much you want to say, "Buck the system" or "It shouldn't matter." The long and short of it is, "It does."Posted 10-03-2009 at 03:03 PM by Cynthetiq
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Posted 10-04-2009 at 05:41 AM by dlish
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