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The September 11, 2001 attacks drastically changed the fashion world. Denim became hugely popular, with almost all forms of it being distressed.
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worse than tribute.avi or better/?
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only wear denim that fell 100 stories from the window of a skyscraper burning hot enough to melt steal beams
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:only wear denim that fell 100 stories from the window of a skyscraper burning hot enough to melt steal beams and given to you by a firefighter who stole them from under the buildings
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as a 9/11 truther, i only wear polyester
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jet fuel can't melt BLUE STEEL
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An abundant number which is not a semiperfect number is called a weird number.[6] An abundant number with abundance 1 is called a quasiperfect number, although none have yet been found.
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leads me to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whale_tail 
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I wonder if those women know they're on wikipedia
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The word was selected by the American Dialect Society in January 2006 as the "most creative word" of 2005.
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The concepts of visible panty line, buttock cleavage, and sagging are closely related to the whale tail.
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A visible panty line (VPL) is the situation when the outline of a person's underwear is visible through the clothing.[1] The underpants may be seen as a ridge or depression in the clothes, or as a result of the clothing material being sufficiently clingy or transparent.[citation needed]
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British designer Alexander McQueen was particularly mentioned as the originator of buttock cleavage-revealing jeans, known as the "bumster", in cultural critique Sheila Jeffreys' Beauty and Misogyny: Harmful Cultural Practices in the West.[7] United States Patent 6473908 from 2002 registers a design for trousers with a removable buttock cleavage-revealing portion.[8]
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In August 2001, The Sun celebrated a "bum cleavage week" claiming that "bums are the new tits".[5]
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Sham bam bamina! posted:United States Patent 6473908 from 2002 registers a design for trousers with a removable buttock cleavage-revealing portion.[8] how the gently caress is that patentable the long johns that gold prospectors wore in 1845 had that feature i'm pretty sure there is clothing from the medieval ages with similar functionality god the patent system blows
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Sagebrush posted:how the gently caress is that patentable
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well drat. they sure disrupted the gently caress out of the bum flap industry e: aahahhaahhh the chevy logo
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a hole in the shape of calvin peeing on a ford logo, showing my buttcrack a hole in the shape of truck nutz, showing my buttcrack a hole in the shape of a butt, showing my buttcrack
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a hole in the shape of poop. my butt coming out of a poop instead of t'other way 'round
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haveblue posted:jet fuel can't melt BLUE STEEL zoolander 2 should have been zoolander going back in time to stop 9/11
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duTrieux. posted:zoolander 2 should have been zoolander going back in time to stop 9/11 i would watch this movie they could have done it just by spraying fuel all over themselves on the tarmac the terror planes were flying out of back then you could do that sort of thing of course
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Sagebrush posted:I wonder if those women know they're on wikipedia yeah i'm curious what kind of wikidrama would result if such an idea was brought up "hey guys maybe we shouldn't be proudly displaying all these creep-shot photos of women's body parts???? just spitballin here"
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Improbable Lobster posted:The September 11, 2001 attacks drastically changed the fashion world. Denim became hugely popular, with almost all forms of it being distressed. so i wonder which national crisis brought on yoga pants Sagebrush posted:how the gently caress is that patentable i'm surprised that there's IP stuff for clothing at all, I know that you can't legally copyright clothing designs which is why they emphasize the trademark so much
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duTrieux. posted:zoolander 2 should have been zoolander going back in time to stop 9/11 agreed
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http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/dec/03/peking-duk-fan-infiltrates-backstage-by-fooling-security-guard-with-wikipedia-edit
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computer parts posted:so i wonder which national crisis brought on yoga pants a lot of the stuff that you would be able to qualify for a patent on in clothing is stuff that would be pretty unfashionable, but useful for a specific job or it would be like straight up utility clothing like a spacesuit or something
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Until 2013, the logo used the Exocet typeface, slightly modified. For example, the T in Tazo was changed for readability purposes in 2006 by sliding the cross-piece toward the top of the letter. e: Also, the tea culture article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_culture is surprisingly long. computer parts fucked around with this message at 22:21 on Dec 4, 2015 |
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The missile's name was given by M. Guillot, then the technical director at Nord Aviation.[1] It is the French word for flying fish from the Latin name exocoetus, a transliteration of the Greek name for flying fish ἐξώκοιτος (exōkoitos), which literally means "lying down outside (ἒξω, κεῖμαι), sleeping outside", because it sometimes stranded itself in boats.[2] i suspect it mostly stranded itself in english boats
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also is that etymologically related to coitus? because it looks like it is
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computer parts posted:Until 2013, the logo used the Exocet typeface, slightly modified. For example, the T in Tazo was changed for readability purposes in 2006 by sliding the cross-piece toward the top of the letter.
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syscall girl posted:also is that etymologically related to coitus? because it looks like it is
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much like weddings were called "copulations" at least around these parts. just "coupling" basically.
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Contents [hide] 1 Armbreaker 1.1 Armbar legsweep 1.2 Armbar takedown 1.3 Diving Armbreaker 1.4 Double knee armbreaker 2 Arm drag 2.1 Japanese arm drag 2.2 Over the shoulder arm drag 2.3 Springboard arm drag 2.4 Tilt-a-whirl arm drag 2.5 Wheelbarrow arm drag 3 Arm wringer 4 Atomic drop 4.1 Inverted atomic drop 4.2 Sitout full nelson atomic drop 5 Backbreaker 6 Back body drop 6.1 Mountain Bomb 7 Biel throw 8 Brainbuster 9 Bulldog 9.1 Cobra clutch bulldog 9.2 Fireman's carry bulldog 9.3 Full nelson bulldog 9.4 Half nelson bulldog 9.5 Inverted bulldog 9.6 One-handed bulldog 9.7 Reverse bulldog 9.8 Slingshot bulldog 9.9 Spinning bulldog 9.10 Three-quarter facelock bulldog 9.11 Two-handed bulldog 9.12 Wheelbarrow bulldog 10 Catapult 11 Chokeslam 12 Cobra clutch slam 13 DDT 14 Driver 14.1 Cobra clutch driver 14.2 Death Valley 14.3 Emerald Flowsion 14.4 Electric chair driver 14.5 Fisherman driver 14.6 Half nelson driver 14.7 Michinoku Driver II 14.7.1 Michinoku Driver II-B 14.8 Samoan driver 14.9 Wheelbarrow driver 15 Electric chair drop 16 Facebreaker 16.1 Double knee facebreaker 16.2 Facebreaker DDT 16.3 Facebreaker knee smash 16.4 Inverted stomp facebreaker 16.5 Shoulder Blade facebreaker 17 Facebuster 18 Fallaway slam 19 Fireman's carry throws 19.1 Airplane spin 19.2 Death Valley driver 19.2.1 Inverted Death Valley driver 19.2.2 Side Death Valley driver 19.3 Fireman's carry backbreaker 19.4 Fireman's carry drop 19.5 Fireman's carry slam 19.6 Fireman's carry takeover 19.7 Olympic slam 19.8 Samoan drop 20 Flapjack 20.1 Alley Oop 20.1.1 Package fallaway powerbomb 20.2 Double leg flapjack 20.3 Hotshot 20.4 Pop-up 21 Full nelson 21.1 Full nelson slam 21.2 Half nelson slam 21.3 Inverted full nelson slam 22 Giant swing 23 Guillotine drop 24 Gorilla press 24.1 Gorilla press drop 24.2 Gorilla press slam 25 Gutbuster 25.1 Elevated gutbuster 25.1.1 Fireman's carry gutbuster 25.1.2 Gorilla press gutbuster 25.1.3 Gutbuster drop 25.2 Rib breaker 26 Headlock takedown 26.1 Headlock driver 27 Headscissors takedown 27.1 Frankensteiner 27.1.1 Reverse frankensteiner 27.2 Hurricanrana 27.3 Hurricanrana driver 28 Hip toss 29 Iconoclasm 30 Irish whip 31 Jawbreaker 31.1 Sitout jawbreaker 31.2 Shoulder jawbreaker 31.3 Stunner 32 Mat slam 32.1 Double underhook mat slam 32.2 Rear mat slam 32.3 Sitout rear mat slam 32.4 Sleeper slam 32.5 Sling Blade 32.6 Tilt-a-whirl mat slam 33 Monkey flip 34 Muscle buster 35 Neckbreaker 36 Piledriver 37 Powerbomb 38 Powerslam 39 Pumphandle 39.1 Pumphandle drop 39.2 Pumphandle slam 39.3 Pumphandle Michinoku Driver II 39.4 Pumphandle fallaway slam 40 Scoop 40.1 Body slam 40.2 Scoop slam 41 Shin breaker 42 Shoulderbreaker 43 Snake Eyes 44 Snapmare 44.1 Rolling snapmare 44.2 Snapmare driver 44.3 Snapmare neckbreaker 45 Spinebuster 45.1 Double leg slam 45.2 Lifting spinebuster 45.3 Spinning spinebuster 45.4 Sitout spinebuster 46 Spinning crucifix toss 47 Suplex 48 Trips and sweeps 48.1 Cobra clutch legsweep 48.2 Double leg takedown 48.3 Dragon screw legwhip 48.4 Drop toe-hold 48.5 Half nelson legsweep 48.6 Ranhei 48.7 Russian legsweep 48.7.1 Three-quarter facelock Russian legsweep 48.8 Schoolboy sweep 48.9 STO 48.9.1 Chokehold STO 48.9.2 Front facelock STO 48.9.3 Reverse STO 49 Set up move 50 See also 51 References 52 External links
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:agreed alternate idea: skip to zoolander 3, the plot of which is to stop the disastrous zolander 2 from happening
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List of Mr. Belvedere episodes From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This is the complete episode list for the U.S. TV series Mr. Belvedere, which spanned 6 seasons. There were 7 episodes made for season 1, and 22 episodes made for each subsequent season. A total of 117 episodes in the 6 seasons were produced for the ABC television network from 1985 to 1990, with some episodes being shelved by ABC, only to make their debut in off-network syndication. Each episode was videotaped before a live audience at ABC Television Center (now The Prospect Studios) in Hollywood, CA, utilizing a multi-camera setup, though some episodes occasionally did on-location shoots, with a single-camera setup. Also occasionally, the show did multi-part episodes. There were three in total (one from season 3, one from season 4, and one from season 6), and all of them were two-parts long. All episodes are arranged in the order of first television airing. Information on ratings for first-run airings, for all but 10 episodes, came from Broadcasting Magazine.[1] Tape dates (whenever available) have been compiled from various scripts, and other production materials online. Contents [hide] 1 Episodes 1.1 Season 1 (1985) 1.2 Season 2 (1985/86) 1.3 Season 3 (1986/87) 1.4 Season 4 (1987/88) 1.5 Season 5 (1988/89) 1.6 Season 6 (1989/90) 2 DVD releases 3 References 4 External links Episodes[edit] Season 1 (1985)[edit] The series began its run on ABC on Friday nights at 8:30 P.M. It left the schedule after April 26, 1985, and was replaced by a short-lived summer-replacement series called The Comedy Factory. The show returned on August 16, 1985 with reruns of select season 1 episodes, and season 2 began the following month. The plot events are described, below, using in-universe tone. When the series began, George was a sportswriter, Marsha was in law school, Kevin was a sophomore in high school, Heather was in junior high, and Wesley was in elementary school. The Pilot and the six season 1 episodes were directed by Tony Sheehan. The Pilot was taped in January 1985; all six season 1 episodes were taped from February–April of that same year. Ep. Season Title Directed by Written by Original air date Prod. Code 1 1 "Stranger in the Night (Pilot)" Tony Sheehan Frank Dungan and Jeff Stein March 15, 1985 3T01 The ad that Marsha has placed seeking a housekeeper is answered by Mr. Belvedere who finds himself needing to adjust to suburban life, while the Owens are needing to adjust to having Mr. Belvedere around. Meanwhile, Wesley's hamster got loose somewhere in the house, Heather's boyfriend is pressuring her into a more serious relationship, and Kevin brings home a bad report card. VTR: Around the week of January 7, 1985 Originally, the Pilot had different opening and ending titles (a purple family portrait book), Dr. John singing the main theme, and George being a Construction Worker. After the original broadcast, Fox recut the Pilot to remove references to George's Construction job, and replace the main theme with Leon Redbone's version. The opening and ending titles were replaced with the season 1 versions. Ratings/Share: 17.2/28, 21 out of 69 shows .... 80,000 characters of Mr loving belvidere plot summarys... 117 22 "Mr. Belvedere's Wedding: Part 2" Don Corvan Beth Roberts July 8, 1990 6V22 Louise confronts Mr. Belvedere; he reveals his fears, and they decide to get married. However, cold feet have Mr. Belvedere running away, only to have George drag him back for his wedding. As Belvedere and Louise reach the altar, she breaks the news that she has been called back to Africa; Mr. Belvedere decides to go with her, saying goodbye to six years of working for the Owens family. Christopher Hewett, Ilene Graff, and Brice Beckham were the only cast members to appear in all 117 episodes of the series. The episode's very last scene (as well as the last scene of the series overall) is much like the last scene in most episodes, except it has Mr. Belvedere (now in Africa) writing a postcard to the Owens family. Ratings/Share: 8.5/16, 37 out of 86 shows
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Fart.Bleed.Repeat. posted:22 "Mr. Belvedere's Wedding: Part 2" Don Corvan Beth Roberts July 8, 1990 6V22 lol so mr belvedere was straight and the show ended with him moving to africa?
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computer parts posted:so i wonder which national crisis brought on yoga pants the great pumpkin spice famine of 08
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times were lean, woo girls were collapsing in their uggs, bodies of basic bitches bundled like the brawny man's bounty
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if y'all don't respect that alliterative paper towel pun, get fuuuuuuuuuuucked
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