Golden Girl
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It's weird that they lasted as long as they did
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Quote:The fat-hobo-in-a-blanket look? I've not seen it anywhere in NYC - except on fat hobosOriginally Posted by AzureSkyCiel
Then I probably shouldn't tell you it's coming back in style.
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Quote:I'd rage too if I was told that was fashionableOriginally Posted by BrandX
By today's standards. Back then it was likely all the rage.
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Quote:I still seem to be alive - and I still seem to regard his outfit as badOriginally Posted by Scythus
Congratulations, you've just been executed for insulting royalty. How do you intend to spend the afterlife?
Monarchies are silly, and they don't even seem to try and hide it
Well, he does seem to be going for the fat-hobo-in-a-blanket lookQuote:Originally Posted by Sumpfkraut
I have seen worse on the streets.
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That's a very poorly designed outfit
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Every time I or any of my friends get invited to a party, we've never ever had the though "Ooh, a party invite! Now, which tank top should I wear?"
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Quote:Well, clothes are importantOriginally Posted by Mr. DJ
we argue the tough topics here
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Quote:No one I know of would call that a tank topOriginally Posted by Scythus
Who? Your invisible friends? Because as I've already shown you from one item, the fashion world considers them tank tops, but they're formal tank tops, thus the tagging of "formal" in the front.
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Quote:Along with othersOriginally Posted by Scythus
Says .... you.
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Quote:Patterns are ok - but beading takes it out of tank top territoryOriginally Posted by AzureSkyCiel
Yo, dawg, whaddabout mah fly wear tanks with graffitti motif?
They not tanks no mo'?
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Like I said, decorated = not a genuine tank top
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Quote:Are you sure you're not thinking of a sleeveless blouse? Tank tops are very plain, so anything sleeveless that's more decorated is closer to a blouse than a genuine tank top.Originally Posted by Scythus
Actually, there is, but once again... they're found in the women's department.
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Quote:There's no such thingOriginally Posted by Zombie Man
Fine. Have a guy wear a *formal* tank top then.
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Quote:I don't think we'd be allowed to rock up in a t-shirt/tank top and jeans/leggings to a formal event either - the usual rules are suits for the boys, dresses for the girls - so the problem is more that suits are less versatile than dresses - like there's not the huge range of styles and cuts that we can have with dresses - we've got hemlines, sleeves, necklines, backs and sides to play with, but suits are more restricted, and the changes in styles for them have to be smaller and less obvious.Originally Posted by Zombie Man
I challenge you to wear a tank top at a formal event.
So what we wear to formal events hasn't really changed from Victorian times - men in suits, women in dresses - it's just that our traditonal formal clothing happens to have way more scope for changes than boys' one has
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Quote:It's a skill you can soon pick upOriginally Posted by Tramontane
No, I mean if I were queen of the multiverse, my stride would not involve a 45 degree pivot of my *** with every step.
But that could be describing a kiltQuote:Originally Posted by Oedipus_Tex
That seems like an awful lot of energy spent on the label of a thing. We're talking about an open-legged piece of cloth that covers the waist and upper thighs. It may or may not be attached to cloth above the waist.
Tape, gravity and the stretchiness of the material are the secretsQuote:Originally Posted by Dechs Kaison
I'm still amazed that this even works. Something in my physics books says it shouldn't be so.
Straps offer more security - and single or double spaghetti straps are like the classic style for the LBD.Quote:Originally Posted by rsclark
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Quote:Well, that's not really as versatile as the classic little black dress, which everyone should have at least 2 of in their closetOriginally Posted by Zombie Man
Every heroic guy needs that perfect little red dress.
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Quote:That's where the rest of the booster pack cash goes - a full-time cat shaver was advertised for on the Paragon Studios job page recently.Originally Posted by Zwillinger
Don't be silly...
Posi's cats are all hairless. -
Quote:It pays for another white cat for Positron to stroke while he works on more Trials, plans new currencies, and calculates the merit price for the Ascension Armor.Originally Posted by Bronze Knight
Assuming NCSoft gets about half that. It begs the question "How is that extra $40,000 is being used to improve City of Heros?"
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The look on the face doesn't really help either
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Quote:We've seized everything and made it our ownOriginally Posted by AzureSkyCiel
I mean it's impossible these days for a woman to be considered a crossdresser
You don't need pants with a tunic - like the Cimerorans wear tunics without pants, which is like the traditional way of wearing them.Quote:Originally Posted by Scythus
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It could also be a minidress.
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Quote:He only gets away with it because robots can't be mentally scarredOriginally Posted by Scythus
Example of a manly superhero that wears a skirt.
Magnus, Robot Fighter.
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Quote:You mean if you had superpowers you wouldn't walk around like you were queen of the multiverse?Originally Posted by Tramontane
The number of ways this statement hurts my brain is staggering.
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I'd add a new Trial, a new zone with solo and group content, some QoL stuff, and maybe throw in some more proliferation and some kind of revamp for parts of the older lower level content.
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Quote:I've seen quite a few - but mostly just the cat heads - there are a few wolves and birds around too, but bulls are very rareOriginally Posted by Bad_Influence
I get the opposite feeling re the beast pack; I see very few people using it. Also, this is the only pack where they stuck NPCs wearing the pieces in Pocket D, as if to say "Look....!"
I'm on Guardian and we have a well-known Tank on the server who has Tiger heads [his toon looks very nice too]. He is the only one I can remember seeing regularly wearing pieces from this pack! Sad. Also play on Virtue and dont see it much over there, even.