The Golden Glenferrie
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I reckon the skinhead look is coming for me. Something i can just rub sunscreen on my head and get on with it
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I reckon the skinhead look is coming for me. Something i can just rub sunscreen on my head and get on with it
Mine was/is weird
Currently the facial hair is uneven but I've still got colour amongst the few white specs. But even in my 20s it changed colour (kind of like a dark grey) for a while before it reverted back to the natural colour.
When I grew my hair I'd occasionally grow out some brown tips (sun kissed hair lol) along the front.
Currently the facial hair is uneven but I've still got colour amongst the few white specs. But even in my 20s it changed colour (kind of like a dark grey) for a while before it reverted back to the natural colour.
When I grew my hair I'd occasionally grow out some brown tips (sun kissed hair lol) along the front.
The Golden Glenferrie
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I always wear sunscreen whenever i leave the house. Having no hair would make it easier
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Jimmy also got some fake teeth to go with the fake hair.
At least he doesn't deny it and takes the piss out of himself for all the work he has had done.
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Jimmy also got some fake teeth to go with the fake hair.
At least he doesn't deny it and takes the piss out of himself for all the work he has had done.
Now he just looks old.
Surprised he'd be the sort who'd be vain.
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Kids don't know what desert boots are any more...
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Most popular school shoe at my high school
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When I started high school
Acid wash jeans, desert boots and a mullet was standard uniform
Grey short sleeve shirt and a tracksuit material jumper
Oh and when it was cold black bomber jacket
Then it was Stussy pants and rollers
Then the school rebranded to a secondary college and they went to slacks and black leather shoes, white shirt and knitted vneck sweater much to the disgust of all of us
Acid wash jeans, desert boots and a mullet was standard uniform
Grey short sleeve shirt and a tracksuit material jumper
Oh and when it was cold black bomber jacket
Then it was Stussy pants and rollers
Then the school rebranded to a secondary college and they went to slacks and black leather shoes, white shirt and knitted vneck sweater much to the disgust of all of us
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I'm at the age when the clothes I used to wear as a teenager are cool again. But I will NOT wear capris and double layered singlet tops ever again, I WILL NOT
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I’m waiting for happy pants and hypercolour tshirts to be in again.
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I did the Napoleon Dynamite dance at the school talent show
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Was never a fan
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I'm still waiting for the grunge era to make a comeback so I can dig out my old flannel shirts.
I had a pair of desert boots when I was a kid but I never wore them to school.
I had to wear the proper black school shoes in my first couple of years of primary school and then I just wore sneakers from then on.
My high school had a pretty slack dress code, the only rules were that you had to wear red, white or black which were our school colours.
Our school footy team wore red, white and black St Kilda style jumpers which is one of the reasons I chose to support St Kilda back then.
I had a pair of desert boots when I was a kid but I never wore them to school.
I had to wear the proper black school shoes in my first couple of years of primary school and then I just wore sneakers from then on.
My high school had a pretty slack dress code, the only rules were that you had to wear red, white or black which were our school colours.
Our school footy team wore red, white and black St Kilda style jumpers which is one of the reasons I chose to support St Kilda back then.
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I think a true maturing of my life was realizing that fit and fabric matter immensely with clothes (opposed to brand and whatever).
Which is really why the mid 90s resurgence is even stranger, kids wearing boxy ill fitting shit is whatever but early 20s kids should know better.
Which is really why the mid 90s resurgence is even stranger, kids wearing boxy ill fitting shit is whatever but early 20s kids should know better.
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