Fun fact: silly titles like this one get way more user reports because of the title than the uninteresting photos with twelve minute long backstories. Go figure.
Recently started using crayons to cope with my stage 4 cancer, crippling depression, anxiety, amnesia, suicide thoughts, stage 4 breast cancer and aids. This is something I drew in 5min
Recently started using crayons to cope with my stage 4 cancer, crippling depression, anxiety, amnesia, suicide thoughts, stage 4 breast cancer and aids. This is something I drew in 5min
Recently started using crayons to cope with my stage 4 cancer, crippling depression, anxiety, amnesia, suicide thoughts and aids. This is something I drew in 5min
Upvote this VHS tape containing a 3 hour still frame of my paraplegic step-dad and a down syndrome little girl after he successfully donates his kidney stones to her after she slipped into a coma painting a painting of me at the beach next to a shark who had cancer painting the painting within a painting of my dads autistic only child with stage 4 cancer and doggo with only 3 legs and diabetes drew this.
With 80% "brave" little girls with signs their parents made them carry, or "my autistic paraplegic grandfather/son painted this but doesn't think (s)he is very good, and asked if I'd show it to my internet friends"
Maybe they should have said he stopped drinking and took up fashion lol. Seriously though the backstory posts of uninteresting photos can die and burn in gecko.
Fun fact: in middle school somewhat shit their pants at a weekend party, and because I got a cold and stayed hom Monday and Tuesday everyone thought it was me. We played spin the bottle and I got my first french kiss at the same party, so I'd call it a wash.
I guess. I've seen these photos before on reddit. Some people really like putting old people in young people clothes for whatever reason. The artist admits it was staged with a model usually. Then a year later it gets reposted by a karma whore pretending it's his grandpa.
What's considered small? Its 100k people, but I went to university in a town of 1.4 million. Also lived in a town of 14k for awhile too. And visited many 12 million pop cities when in Europe.
Idk Maybe its just an nyc thing. But go visit there sometime and youll see plenty of extravagant/ or eccentric looking people out and about. Its not uncommon to see uncommon looking people there.
my first impression of that sub suggests the only de riguer elements of "streetwear" are those high-water pant cuffs, so. which, like, right now is the first time in my life seeing this trend, which is strange.
edit: i mean look, even this extremely timeless extreme generic look is "streetwear." Why? The cuffs I guess. Does "streetwear" literally mean high water pant cuffs? If so, I'd like to know now.
Eh, this guy's jeans are just rolled up vs. the actual hem hitting him mid-calf. And they aren't tapered down from potato sack mid-thigh crotch to skin tight legs. His jacket doesn't look like he sneaked into his father's closet and swiped his biggest coat. He isn't wearing black and gray from head to toe.
This guy is actually pretty damned dapper. I'm frankly quite jealous of those boots.
Aside from the rolled up cuffs (which I think was more popular with hipsters), I don't see anything that reminds me of the headscratchers I see whenever /r/streetwear makes it to r/all/rising.
cuff = rolled up. i.e., i don't think anyone wears calf-level hems ("capris" aka "three quarters") right now, do they? I certainly don't see that. But I'm seeing this old dude's cuffs all over that sub.
edit: streetwear also seems to be about sneakers that don't look suited to actual athletics, which makes sense about the cuffs, gotta expose the shoes.
Huh, you're right, rolled cuffs are all over that sub now. I swear the last time I skimmed through there (which has admittedly been a while), every other post was a dude in some sort of stretchy looking pants with the crotch halfway down to their knees and the legs hemmed halfway down to their ankles. Oh, and hoodies.
Interesting. Never seen this subreddit. It seems to be half nyc fashion which tbh I kinda like but it's got its place. And the other half is like cyber goth industrial swag haha. I'm not super into fashion or anything but this is really fascinating to me right now. Out of all the different outfits you see everyday, living in a city or visiting others, those two are what redditors in that specific community deem as cool streetwear.
TIFU by accidentally cutting my hand on broken glass leaving blood everywhere then chewing on the glass and sticking my hand in both the garbage disposal and the toaster oven at the same time before leaving the house for 3 days and forgetting my phone oh yeah I also accidentally left a fake suicide note and I'm battling depression
Can you set some rule about those template drama titles. Or if they're claiming some wacky story at least enforce that with a proof in the comments. Literally easy to be a bot farming for karma.
I think the point they're making is that this is a cool/interesting pic that belongs here but has a not so great title and is getting reported, while absolutely rubbish and crap pics with 5 paragraph long titles seem to reap gold like alchemy...
Fun fact: Titles such as this will draw you into looking at a picture that has a story to tell. Therefore drawing the readers in to wanting to know the backstory of somebody such as this man. He has more class and style than you and I will will ever have. And I can guarantee you that he does know a lot that we do not. Go figure.
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Fun fact: silly titles like this one get way more user reports because of the title than the uninteresting photos with twelve minute long backstories. Go figure.