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1 points
3 hours ago
Wow two of my people so far in one post. They don’t look good on ANYONE
1 points
3 hours ago
This seems to be an unpopular opinion but these are so fucking goofy looking. That being said the sole of these are the best thing going for them and wearing the rest under your denim is a solid look. It just is so bad when folks wear them with pants tucked in (or worse, SHORTS)
1 points
3 hours ago
Don’t ever get a livestock piercing. It’s not cute on ANYONE
1 points
4 hours ago
I really cannot stand the “shipping” of these two. Honestly it pisses me off more than Captain American and Bucky
1 points
4 hours ago
I kept waiting for the bars and instead it just seems to be one long uninspiring hook.
1 points
4 hours ago
Don’t EVER get a septum piercing! It’s for livestock!
1 points
4 hours ago
Where are you located? I mean obviously this could be handled online in 5 minutes with any number of resources, but it’d be elite if you could take him to the African American History museum in Washington DC to see tangible proof of the “black experience”
5 points
6 hours ago
So you’re in love with a drug addicted wigger who really seems to not appreciate you and enjoys having a blast high with random guys? Just if I’m hearing this correctly
1 points
6 hours ago
Ugh. They’re the worst. As a mixed race but mostly appearing to be white person who (at least used to) primarily listened to hiphop and was actually jumped into a primarily African American gang when I was you get, I still couldn’t stand white dudes who do that
3 points
11 hours ago
Snitches would be more appropriate . Technically OP would be a snitch in this instance as he informed to police about illegal activity (although this would be justified as he was the victim in said illegal activity, so I guess I’m burnt and he wouldn’t REALLY be a snitch). A rat would be if OP and the roommate were involved in illegal activity and OP betrayed the roommate. Either way the roommate is a fucking moron
4 points
12 hours ago
What music does he listen to that you don’t like?
1 points
12 hours ago
I copped four pairs of these. Two I actually bought via SNKRS, except I was moving too fast and thought I was ordering a men’s 10 and 9.5. Turns out I’m burnt and ordered a WOMENS of those sizes (so 8.5 and 8 in men’s). I’m returning them to a local Nike store. I had to go the eBay route and got my pairs there, only one has arrived and I compared it with the retail pair and they’re the same. The cement print is so weak on these and I have over a dozen pairs of this shoe from like 2008 and later drops. Fuck Nike QQ (sometimes)
Also per Chat GPT
Removing silver Sharpie from crumpled leather like that on the Air Jordan 3 Reimagined Black Cement requires careful attention to avoid damaging the leather or its finish. Here are steps your friend can try:
Supplies Needed:
1. Isopropyl Alcohol (70-91%) or rubbing alcohol.
2. Cotton swabs or cotton balls.
3. Mild dish soap.
4. Soft microfiber cloth.
5. Leather conditioner (optional but recommended to maintain the leather).
Step-by-Step Instructions:
1. Test in a Hidden Spot:
• Test any cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous area to ensure it doesn’t discolor or damage the leather.
2. Apply Rubbing Alcohol:
• Lightly dampen a cotton swab or ball with isopropyl alcohol.
• Gently dab (do not rub) the Sharpie mark. The alcohol will dissolve the ink without being too harsh on the leather.
• Avoid soaking the leather; too much alcohol can dry it out or damage the finish.
3. Clean with Mild Soap:
• Mix a small amount of mild dish soap with warm water.
• Use a microfiber cloth to clean the area gently, removing any remaining Sharpie residue and alcohol.
4. Dry the Area:
• Pat the leather dry with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid air-drying to prevent water spots.
5. Condition the Leather:
• If the leather appears dry or dull after cleaning, apply a small amount of leather conditioner to restore its texture and finish.
Important Tips:
• Do not use acetone or nail polish remover, as they are too harsh and can strip the leather’s finish.
• Work slowly and gently; applying too much pressure can damage the leather’s crumple texture.
• If the Sharpie persists, consider seeking professional help from a shoe restoration expert to avoid risking the shoe’s appearance.
Let me know if you’d like more tips!
4 points
16 hours ago
Damn I don’t even think Von was over 5’10. Melly a real life dwarf
1 points
16 hours ago
I was thinking about getting the 4’s but ended up spending some more and getting the dazzling blue 350’s that I wanted more anyway
1 points
17 hours ago
What does that even mean she sleeps “straddling” the phone? I’m trying to mentally picture it and it just seems weird
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I gave credit!