I'm sitting pretty tall in the saddle at the moment.
That's fine but when you finally find one you like after looking at generic bullshit prints forever it's hard to let go, especially when you've worn it just a couple of times. The shirt cost me 10 dollars on clearance but I really like the pattern on it and it's unlikely I'll find it again.
That's fine but when you finally find one you like after looking at generic bullshit prints forever it's hard to let go, especially when you've worn it just a couple of times. The shirt cost me 10 dollars on clearance but I really like the pattern on it and it's unlikely I'll find it again.
No offense but once you get older and realise you're buying a fashion statement you'll start spending wisely. I buy t shirts off amazon with no logos or designs for about $5 and walmart has them also. I once bought Levi's now I bout jeans.
Spend the money on living not looks.
No offense but once you get older and realise you're buying a fashion statement you'll start spending wisely. I buy t shirts off amazon with no logos or designs for about $5 and walmart has them also. I once bought Levi's now I bout jeans.
Spend the money on living not looks.
The shirt cost me 9 bucks on clearance. The needle and thread cost 4. Considering you say Walmart, you must live in the US so my shirt probably cost me the same 5 bucks as yours do, given the current exchange rate. The assumptions aren't a good look on someone purporting to be so wise. ;)
I'm saying all the above in good humour btw, so I hope you take it that way. Thanks for the reply.
The shirt cost me 9 bucks on clearance. The needle and thread cost 4. Considering you say Walmart, you must live in the US so my shirt probably cost me the same 5 bucks as yours do, given the current exchange rate. The assumptions aren't a good look on someone purporting to be so wise. ;)
I'm saying all the above in good humour btw, so I hope you take it that way. Thanks for the reply.
I just buy new t shirts, something like $5 each.