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Anonymous Sun 11 May 2014 23:35:04 No.315318 View View Reply Original Report

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/out/ clothing thread

After browsing the web it seems Americans wear jeans hiking a hell of a lot more than you see over in the UK/EU. Any reason for this?

I personally wear combat style pants (i.e. cargo trousers) which I find more useful due to pockets and the material drying 100x quicker.

Also, hiking shirts vs t shirts?

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 11 May 2014 23:55:05 No.315341 Report

Quoted By: >>315369

are those guys cosplaying as the ninja turtles

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 00:14:41 No.315347 Report

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>>315318
I've never seen people wear jeans backpacking. Maybe on a day hike or hunting but never backpacking or mountaineering.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 01:15:13 No.315369 Report

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>>315341
Cannot be unseen.

>>315318
I second the fact that I've never once seen someone wearing jeans while backpacking. On very short dayhikes? Yes, I went on a 3 mile walk this afternoon and wore jeans. But whenever I'm on a real trail, I never see jeans.

Where the fuck are you getting your facts Yuropoor?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 01:28:12 No.315376 Report

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I only own jeans.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 01:56:05 No.315384 Report

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I wore jeans once on a serious hike. Sweated my ass off and everything went to hamburger. Itchy swollen mess of iritated skin made a very unpleasent walk back, and they were so soaked I spent 10 minutes just trying to get them off. Never again denim, neveragain.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 02:06:09 No.315394 Report

Quoted By: >>315549

>>315318
I saw a guy wearing jeans near the summit of a mountain this last weekend. Mountain rescue was carting him down like the unprepared plebeian that he was. The only people I've ever seen wearing jeans were either casuals just for a stroll in the park, or people who didn't know what the fuck they were doing and got a case of the hamburger buns.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 02:30:09 No.315410 Report

Quoted By: >>315549

Lots of people ITT talk about wearing jeans /out/: >>310980. Pic related is also of note. On the other hand, going /out/ in the USA, I don't think I've ever seen anyone more than eight miles or so from a trailhead wearing jeans, unless they were riding a horse.

4RAppalachia !!72O7FZwp08V

4RAppalachia !!72O7FZwp08V Mon 12 May 2014 03:31:14 No.315437 Report

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Carhartt cargos are great in the right season.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 05:18:57 No.315472 Report

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>>315318

mostly its dayhikers that wear them because they don't know better or care, and very unprepared backpackers.

part of this is the accessibility for the national/state park system, which has its upsides and downsides

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 10:42:31 No.315512 Report

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I wear quick drying zip off trousers

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 13:06:49 No.315549 Report

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>>315410
I hike fucking everywhere in jeans.......

Recently got some REI pants (cuz super cheap at garage sale) that I've been digging on, but jeans are still pretty standard practice.......

>>315394
I've hiked 15+ miles in jeans with no problem, hot summer days included..... I don't consider myself "plebian" or "casual".
Seriously, all this jean hate is ridiculous.... denim is a versatile, durable material. Sure, it gets wet. Sure, it's heavy. If you're doing some overland journey or what have you, maybe they aren't the best choice. But all this "UGGH, look at this fucking softies wearing JEANS! I can't believe this, look how dumb they are. Hey faggot, your jeans are gonna get your killed! You can't walk in wet jeans!" is just fucking incredulous.....

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 13:14:54 No.315551 Report

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>>315318
>tfw you're poor and wear oversized M65 Alpha jacket

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 14:52:16 No.315585 Report

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Fjall Raven is my favourite when it comes to pants. G-1000 is comfy, lightweight, very strong, breathable and mildly windproof. I used one on the GR20 (30-35°c temperature) as well as on glaciers (subzero temps).

About the top, I like natural fibers such as merino or bamboo for warmer climate.
I commute all day err'y day on my bicycle with a woolpower top (merino/synthetic blend), it kept me dry and toasty everytime.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 18:02:47 No.315697 Report

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>>315549

I don't hate on them at all, but I have found anyone who wears more appropriate stuff tends to have a more enjoyable experience, which is why I suggest avoiding them where possible.

jeans also have a tendancy to bunch up and catch on bramble far more easily than decent poly, so that's reason #2.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 18:14:44 No.315702 Report

Quoted By: >>316065

>>315549
>Go to Big Island of Hawaii on a Geology-related trip
>10 of us
>Ambient temps while hiking around lava fields can be around 34C; drastic changes in weather with heavy rains, no shelter.
>Ambient temps around lava flows can be 600C
>Hmmm, should I wear the light weight, bad-assed outdoorsy hiker rad pants?
>Nah, intuition says wear jeans
>Wear jeans
>Everyone else but an older guy and I wear jeans
>Everyone else proceeds to get lacerations around their calves as the old lava rips their pants to shreds
>Two girls needed stitches
>Me and the old guy are in jeans; no fucks given
>Everyone in 'rad pants' has to avoid lava flows because their pants would melt
>The old guy and I pull samples out of the lava flow for over an hour; jeans are totally fine
>Walked a total of 45km over those five days in jeans
>Never again will I wear 'rad pants' for anything outdoors. Jeans are superior in every way

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Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 20:57:28 No.315820 Report

Quoted By: >>315821 >>315847 >>315848 >>319221

guess witch one I am.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 20:59:08 No.315821 Report

Quoted By: >>315827 >>318461

>>315820
The fat one.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 21:05:01 No.315827 Report

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>>315821
Wrong.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 21:14:47 No.315834 Report

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>>315318

Canada here.

I prefer to wear simple gym shorts whenever I go rambling. However, there are a fuck-ton of deer ticks here on the East coast, so every hike is followed by stripping stark naked, checking every orifice, as well as every inch of the drawers that I wore that day.

Probably not worth it, but come tick season, I can't stand to be in anything that hangs lower than my kneecaps.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 21:37:41 No.315847 Report

Quoted By: >>316066

>>315820
third from the left because he doesn't have an excessive amount of gear(see far right), but isn't wearing track pants and a poncho or earmuffs

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 12 May 2014 21:42:56 No.315848 Report

Quoted By: >>316066

>>315820
that looks like some creepy pasta shit

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 13 May 2014 02:16:16 No.316021 Report

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I was pretty resistant to technical a lot of technical fabric hiking clothes until a friend talked in to picking up some softshell pants for snow shoeing, and they're actually pretty awesome.

They stretchy, comfy, reasonable water resistant (and dry quick when they do get wet) and wind resistant. Oh, and they just look like a pair of grey slacks. I spend most of my time in the Cascades so these are all pretty good traits for pants.

Come peak summer time I'll be back to shorts & gaiters, but until then I'm rockin softshells and a wool shirt.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 13 May 2014 02:37:25 No.316030 Report

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There's hiking groups in Colorado that won't let you go wearing jeans. However, there's time when I wear them. Like for instance in rough country where you have to clamber over a lot of rocks and there's cactus. Or if the weather is a little chilly with no chance of moisture, they're warmer than the synthetics. For the most part, I wear nylon but that doesn't do very well against abrasion.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 13 May 2014 03:04:15 No.316035 Report

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I usually go innadesert, not innawoods, and I don't usually go /out/ when it's gonna be cold. Denim meets my needs much better than lighter fabrics. It's abrasion resistant, breathes, and doesn't make me feel sticky. Good quality cotton cargo pants are also appreciated, but denim is tougher.

If I went out when getting cold was a possibility, I'd dress differently.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 13 May 2014 03:59:22 No.316065 Report

Quoted By: >>320202

>>315702

>what is dressing suitably for intended activity for 2000 alex

your greentext doesn't actually say much on the topic, all it says is that for your specific activity and needs, jeans are a better fit than poly. this is not true in all cases.

nice attempt at a composition/division fallacy though

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 13 May 2014 03:59:33 No.316066 Report

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>>315847
Nope, I'm the gearfag on the far right.

>>315848
Nope again, uploaded it just yesterday after taking the pic two weeks ago.

Point is, everyone on the pic did weel that day except from the guys in the middle whose feet got really wet because of the running shoes. And il was some hard condition : mud in the forest with hard slope, then wet snow and rocks. The low gaiter and tip top fabric pants and softshell didn't make me better than any of them.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 17 May 2014 01:34:34 No.318458 Report

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>>315318
>/out/ clothing thread
1) put your clothes on
2) get /out/
3) ???
4) profit?

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 17 May 2014 01:36:36 No.318461 Report

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>>315821
this, and don't deny fugget

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 17 May 2014 11:16:03 No.318582 Report

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>>315827
the fattest.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 17 May 2014 12:55:09 No.318615 Report

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>>315318
I wear jeans on short hikes but usually I'll wear my khakis. Saving up for some nice wool pants for the fall/winter time but usually it's just lightweight pants for me.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 18 May 2014 18:15:31 No.319221 Report

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>>315820
the faggot?

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 18 May 2014 20:28:34 No.319281 Report

Quoted By: >>319594 >>320188

>>318458
kind of hard when your wardrobe is full of suits, dress shirts and pants.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 06:27:28 No.319594 Report

Quoted By: >>319614

>>319281
What sort of a faggot are you?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 07:46:25 No.319614 Report

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>>319594
one that has a real job.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 08:02:52 No.319616 Report

Quoted By: >>319710

>>315318
American here.
When I go hiking I take jeans, a pair of old boots, a flannel shirt, and a bag with minimal supplies. I don't give a fuck. If I get lost or break a leg, at least I won't have to return to this shitty society. I'll die in the place I love.

I suppose what i'm trying to say is Americans don't give a fuck.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 09:18:27 No.319624 Report

Quoted By: >>319643 >>319712 >>320779

Because Amurricans don't feel the need to compensate for their lack of manliness because they don't live in a disarmed castrated little country like Britshit faggots do.

Go play dress up with your tacticool pants with your survival EDC in the pockets, tards

Necromancer

Necromancer Mon 19 May 2014 10:46:31 No.319643 Report

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>>319624

Y'know, I don't see anybody with tacticool stuff her in Britain. It seems to be a largely USA phenomenon... I'm not saying it doesn't happen here, but I've not seen it myself.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 15:27:56 No.319702 Report

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>everything you need to know about being a sc/out/

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 15:38:38 No.319710 Report

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>>319616
Wearing jeans and flannel shirts might work in some parts of Muhrica. But wearing cotton clothes in the Scandinavian wilderness other than form May-September will probably get you killed. Wear what works best for you where you live. There is no point in buying the most expensive stuff if the cheaper stuff works just as well, but please don't tell me that wet jeans in -30celsius is a good idea...

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 15:40:51 No.319712 Report

Quoted By: >>319722 >>319733 >>319745 >>320113 >>320779

>>319624
Yes, walking around with a penis-substitute (read firearm) is very manly. A real man needs nothing more than good clothes, his wits and a propper axe to survive in the wilderness.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 16:16:33 No.319722 Report

Quoted By: >>319725 >>319730

>>319712
I agree except for when there are dangerous predators around (see mt lions and grizzlys in the US)
In my country there are hardly any dangerous animals so I dont need to carry a gun unless I'm out hunting
But the small penis argument is fucking retarded bait.

Necromancer

Necromancer Mon 19 May 2014 16:21:32 No.319725 Report

Quoted By: >>319728

>>319722

They responded to bait with bait. What's the problem?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 16:24:09 No.319728 Report

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>>319725
Oh fuck you're right, I didn't read the post he was responding to.
I need sleep.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 16:28:17 No.319730 Report

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>>319722
Yeah, I guess grizzlys are a lot more agressive than the brown bears we get here in Scandinavia. Only time they will attack is if you happen on them by surprise and they have cubs. otherwise they will stay clear if they know you are there. No mountain lions either, just lynx and they are shy as fuck. The small penis argument was an answer to the "unmanly castrated disarmed county" crap. I agree it's a childish argument, but it seemed that shit is all the gun toting poster can speak so I answered in the same manner. but you are right, it was unnecessary.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 16:33:34 No.319733 Report

Quoted By: >>319735 >>319736

>>319712

Yes and your forests are devoid of any wildlife that could tear you apart. I live very close to a large black bear population and the neighboring farm has lost cattle both to black bear and mountain lion. A real man knows the right tool to do the job. Wits and a proper axe will not help you.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 16:36:06 No.319735 Report

Quoted By: >>319910

>>319733
plenty of wolves, bears, wolverines and lynxes around. a brown bear was killed here yesterday actually.. Had taken 4 sheeps in the last week. I say let them live and learn to shepherd your livestock, but hey, I'm not a sheep farmer..

Necromancer

Necromancer Mon 19 May 2014 16:37:23 No.319736 Report

Quoted By: >>319742 >>319908

>>319733

I'm pretty sure many hundreds of men survived in wolf, bear and other predator infested woods for many thousands of years with just their wits and no gun. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that hand-held guns weren't even a thing until like the 12th century and I really doubt that it was used as defence against bears.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 16:44:42 No.319742 Report

Quoted By: >>319747 >>319911 >>320206

>>319736
Fire and shouting usually does the trick.. Only thing I fear for when in the woods is that the wolves will attack my dog. But at the same time, I'm in their territory, they have every right to be there, so It's up to me to take the right precautoins. And by right precautions I mean that I've trained my dog propperly so that he comes when I call, no matter what he want's to do. Or just use a leash.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 16:45:35 No.319745 Report

Quoted By: >>319750

>>319712

A real man is allowed to own dangerous things

Your Britshit government doesn't even let you play with knives, but thats cool bro keep thinking your manly because you go out into the woods with an axe and make feathersticks

Necromancer

Necromancer Mon 19 May 2014 16:47:11 No.319747 Report

Quoted By: >>319903

>>319742

That's pretty awesome. Well done! I'm pretty sure wolves were first domesticated as a form of defence against, among other predators, different packs of wolves.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 16:49:47 No.319750 Report

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>>319745
I'm not a brit and I do have a rifle for hunting. I just don't take it with me unless it's hunting season. I've spent heaps of nights out in bear, wolf, wolverine and lynx counrty without a firearm, never been scared. But different strokes I guess...

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 22:57:31 No.319903 Report

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>>319747
Thanks m8! Yeah, they probably were. And as hunting-partners I would suspect.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 23:13:11 No.319908 Report

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>>319736
And in the moment that you are being torn apart, you will be praying to God that you had a rifle rather than your shitty little swiss army knife

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 23:14:53 No.319910 Report

Quoted By: >>319933

>>319735

Wolverines quite rare and thrive in places where humans generally are not.

Lynx are shy by nature and there are less than 5 recorded attacks within the past 50 years.

Quit bullshittin' brah

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 23:16:14 No.319911 Report

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>>319742

Yeah just wait Mr. Animal while I get my mora knife out and striker and take 20 minutes to start mah fiah so u runs away.

IRL, you are dead.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 19 May 2014 23:48:21 No.319923 Report

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Jeans will work 90% of the time. Here in Nevada I'l even wear them through summer because they dont pick up any cheat grass or other prickly pants. I dont wear very tight jeans so chaffing is not an issue. Its nothing to throw a pair of shorts in your bag for the hot part of the day. The only time I dont wear jeans is when I'm hunting. I have some fancy clothes I got through Cabelas for hot weather when you have to be completely covered up in camo.

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Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 00:09:46 No.319933 Report

Quoted By: >>319934

>>319910
I was answering to a post claiming that our woods are "devoid of any wildlife that can tear you apart". All the animals I listed are very shy, and if you get to see one you can count yourself as one of the lucky few. You are right that wolverines are quite rare unfortunatly. There are a few thousand in northern parts of Scandinavia (reindeer country), but they are rarely seen. As they are primarily scavengers you can put out bait, and if you are VERY patient you might see one. I've been lucky enough to see a Lynx in the wild, but I'm yet to see brown beer, wolf or wolverine in the wild.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 00:11:39 No.319934 Report

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>>319933
*brown bear. Seen plenty brown beers...

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 01:47:33 No.319995 Report

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this thread is horseshit an anyone who gives a shit what other hikes wear.. its pathetic mane

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 06:27:50 No.320111 Report

Quoted By: >>320112

>>315318
Basic Utilikilt or Workmans in the summer, plus a pair of dressage chaps if I know for sure I'm going through sawgrass or Jesus-vine.

Dickies or Carrhart jeans in the winter. I can stand the hamburger ass, and to a point, the bugs, but I can stand the micro cuts and lacerations.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 06:30:17 No.320112 Report

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>>320111
*can't stand the micro cuts...

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 06:34:48 No.320113 Report

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>>319712
For the record, I can, and have, survived with nothing but a knife and my wits. It's so much nicer to have more than that, however...

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 07:39:29 No.320137 Report

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If you wear jeans on a hike just bring some goldbond powder when you start to sweat.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 10:43:51 No.320169 Report

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Jeans work in dry climates but if you live somewhere that rains almost constantly they're pretty terrible and mostly worn by amateurs or Ron Swanson impersonators who rely on tons of car camping equipment and are too fat to go backpacking.

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Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 11:43:26 No.320188 Report

Quoted By: >>320787 >>320822

>>319281
>when your wardrobe is full of suits, dress shirts and pants.
eh, not really
check reggie's dapper shirt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EytINruY3-U

Anonymous

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Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 12:54:26 No.320202 Report

Quoted By: >>320798 >>320820

>>316065
>fallacy

Back to reddit.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 20 May 2014 13:00:24 No.320206 Report

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>>319742
>But at the same time, I'm in their territory, they have every right to be there, so It's up to me to take the right precautoins. And by right precautions I mean that I've trained my dog propperly so that he comes when I call, no matter what he want's to do. Or just use a leash.

You are a really, really good person with rare respect for nature. Props to you.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 18:37:13 No.320779 Report

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>>319712
>>319624
guys, guys, calm down.. You can both be insecure little faggots, this is /out/ afterall.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 18:53:46 No.320787 Report

Quoted By: >>320805

>>320188
pinstripe shirt, fucking dadcore backpack, gay haircut. wtf.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 19:24:15 No.320798 Report

Quoted By: >>320815

>>320202
>implying a fallacy isn't a fallacy on certain posting mediums

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 19:33:42 No.320805 Report

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>>320787
>gay haircut
I wanted a Hitler Youth but didn't know how to describe it without saying it.

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Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 19:52:08 No.320815 Report

Quoted By: >>320821

>>320798
you're autistic enough that you should know the plural to medium is media.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 20:00:31 No.320820 Report

Quoted By: >>320830

>>320202
Just because you're too ignorant to make logical arguments doesn't change reality

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/composition-division

Get educated, learn not to shit out bad arguments

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 20:02:50 No.320821 Report

Quoted By: >>320830

>>320815
https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ad-hominem

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 20:03:37 No.320822 Report

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>>320188

Technically speaking, I have more /out/ compatible "work appropriate" clothing than I do casual clothing.

By that I mean, clothes that are either wool or synthetic/cotton blends. Clothing that dries better and or insulates in the winter.

I have a dressy black merino wool sweater. I have a merino wool sweater vest. (it gets cold where I am sometimes, yes, sweater vests are the devil, I don't give a fuck, it keeps me warm).

Most of my dress shirts are poly/cotton blends.

And all my slacks are Dickies.

Which means the only non /out/ appropriate business casual outerwear I own are the shoes.

Where, my personal edc casual citywear is cotton t-shirts and jeans. Serious no-no's for /out/ wear.

Minus the two pairs of poly/cotton cargo pants, and a few pairs of 50-50 t-shirts...i'm better off raiding my work closet for /out/ wear.

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Anonymous Wed 21 May 2014 20:14:35 No.320830 Report

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>>320821
>>320820
well aware of the fallacies. but this is 2014, we've gotten over them, especially listing off obscure ones. You can make your point without appealing to them - and you'll look like much less of an aspie too.

I know this hurts, but growth comes with pain.

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