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what is the best type of material for clothes? why?
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do you prefer wearing leather? cotton? fleece? silk? cashmere? wool?
i like simply cotton because it isn't so fragil.
what about you?
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tall and tan and young and lovely
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Originally posted by John D. Smith:
I'm with you on Cotton
Is it just me, or does anyone else find this post amusing?
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I alos agree with cotton it is comfortable, natural, and strong.
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Originally posted by Turias:
Is it just me, or does anyone else find this post amusing?
We should start a new thread and discuss. I am sure it's worth the time & system resources.
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Leather. I like to sleep in it too. Thick black leather.
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ankel_brains! its been a while man, wha happen? me i like being naked. or in some kinda poly spandex leather denim silk blend.
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Not too fragile..
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Originally posted by Immortal K-Mart Employee:
Not too fragile..
"You have chosen.......poorly...."
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Originally posted by gorickey:
"You have chosen.......poorly...."
Shouldn't that be in this thread?
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It depends; what do you want to use it for?
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You are in Soviet Russia. It is dark. Grue is likely to be eaten by YOU!
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Those cows won't know what hit 'em. They won't know what hit them even after it hits them, because they're cows.
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Silk or dried seaweed, depends on wear i'm going
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I prefer cotton and silk, 100% cotton, which is on most of my clothes.
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Just recently got some microfiber pants for golf. They're awsome... very light, cool, comfy, and are also stain shielded. No problems wiping down clubs on your cuffs.. they wash right out.
The only drawback is that you can't wash them with cotton or use fabric softner (so they come out of the dryier all static-ky).
Aside from that.. the Nike Dry-fit stuff is great too (cotton/polyester blend?).
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Hemp and cotton. I've got several pairs of hemp pants and shirts, damned things won't wear out.
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I like peach cotton, but it wrinkles a lot. (no, I am NOT gay). Lately, I have liked the wrinkle-free cotton shirts from Joseph A. Banks. About 50-60 dollars for a shirt, but it is a joy to wear and real easy to take care of. Each is worth 2-3 regular shirts so the price is justified.
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i like wool... everything i wear is made of it
you know, george washingtons teeth were made of wool
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