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+ for originality. I don't think this would
every be practically adopted into society,
but it would look kinda cool on the
runway. |
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//I don't think this would every be
practically adopted into society// why
not? Symmetry is over-rated. |
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By golly, I've found your first customer. [link] |
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I've wanted a jacket like this since I was about four years old. |
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Don't all Kung-Fu masters have these already? |
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Where in hell did you get that picture of waugs at? |
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I rarely had a problem doing this, since most sleeves are collapsible enough to be squeezed inside the opposite sleeve, which is usually elastic enough to expand if needed, anyway. Then, you get a tighter fit. |
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But if it floats your boat... (neutral) |
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One sleeve always gets crumpled up -
unless one is made bigger to
accommodate it - hence the idea. |
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So like a normal sleeve, only bigger? |
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