Childhood bad taste
When we start out in the world it's not our fault if we accidentally latch on to liking really bad stuff. Well, at least, that's the only reason I can come up with for owning Huey Lewis and the News' album Fore!
What early bad taste can you confess to?
( , Fri 10 Dec 2004, 13:24)
When we start out in the world it's not our fault if we accidentally latch on to liking really bad stuff. Well, at least, that's the only reason I can come up with for owning Huey Lewis and the News' album Fore!
What early bad taste can you confess to?
( , Fri 10 Dec 2004, 13:24)
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Crimes against Denim
It was QUITE the style to take a perfectly good pair of acid washed jeans, cut slices all up and down the legs with a razor blade, paying particular attention to the knees, and just SHRED the fabric. Even better, a slice just beneath the butt cheek, worn with men's patterned boxer shorts underneath, peeking through. The ankles were then tight-rolled, socks were layered to match perfectly the Generra HyperColor t-shirt, bangs teased and rolled into a bouffant, and scrunchie elastic used to hold up the sides of the hair. Ah, what a gloriously byzantine fashion scheme.
Did I mention that I grew up in a small Tennessee town which was legendary for the size of hair we ladies could produce? Ah, the Soddy-Daisy Bouf was known far and wide . . .
( , Fri 10 Dec 2004, 16:59, Reply)
It was QUITE the style to take a perfectly good pair of acid washed jeans, cut slices all up and down the legs with a razor blade, paying particular attention to the knees, and just SHRED the fabric. Even better, a slice just beneath the butt cheek, worn with men's patterned boxer shorts underneath, peeking through. The ankles were then tight-rolled, socks were layered to match perfectly the Generra HyperColor t-shirt, bangs teased and rolled into a bouffant, and scrunchie elastic used to hold up the sides of the hair. Ah, what a gloriously byzantine fashion scheme.
Did I mention that I grew up in a small Tennessee town which was legendary for the size of hair we ladies could produce? Ah, the Soddy-Daisy Bouf was known far and wide . . .
( , Fri 10 Dec 2004, 16:59, Reply)
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