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Posts: 206 (03/10/2009 10:26 PM) |
ABnormal wrote:You better get to it ABnormal. I'm all aflutter with expectation. 
~~ Christine ~~
Everything seems simple until you think about it. Niffenegger |
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Posts: 8 (03/11/2009 1:05 AM) |
CaitSings wrote:aka they were in your favorites list already
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Posts: 8966 (03/11/2009 1:10 AM) I'm calling it love soon... |
sleepingonthesidewalk wrote:isn't that how we met in real life? |
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Posts: 8 (03/11/2009 2:09 AM) |
i don't know...adultfriendfinder started asking for my social security number so that was that
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CaitSings |
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Posts: 8966 (03/11/2009 2:14 AM) I'm calling it love soon... |
duh. use a fake one?? you're never going to learn...
ahem...back on track. uh...i live in CT...so does the above poster, butthead. guess who grew up in CT and is addicted to porn?? yessss random mayer thought!! |
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sleepingonthesidewalk |
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Posts: 8 (03/11/2009 2:27 AM) |
i was actually trying to find that interview yesterday...and i found it:
http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/johnmayer/articles/story/5938714/songs_in_the_key_of_mayer
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LLW |
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Posts: 166 (03/11/2009 3:13 AM) |
Im addicted 2 porn 2
not from CT but MD can i join the boys club? PLEASSSSSSE i can get the girls, real pretty ones! |
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Posts: 3605 (03/11/2009 3:39 AM) Always buzzin' just like neon... |
- Andy for the last time, I don't want your giant box of pornography!
- aw come on man thats un cool - Uncool? Uncool is trying to give an honest man a big box of porn, Andy! The man who shouted that was on Letterman tonight.
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Posts: 309 (03/11/2009 10:52 AM) |
John probably saw more porn by the time he was 10 than most adult men see their entire lives. He has a very healthy sexual appetite. Carl has mojo.
That's all!
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love always, Princess Leia
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CaitSings |
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Posts: 8966 (03/11/2009 10:55 AM) I'm calling it love soon... |
this popped up in my google alerts.
John Mayer, Secret Fashion Player, Take 1 Would you have ever guessed John Mayer has a secret fashion obsession? He's not a flashy rock star, but let's not forget he is a rock star, and therefore knows it helps to look good - no - damn good. I caught up with the curly haired cutie at New York Fashion Week, and we talked, and talked, and talked. So what did Fab and John have to talk about? Read and see! You're more of a jeans and t-shirt kind of guy . . . "Check this out: it appears as if I'm a jeans and t-shirt guy, but if I were to walk you through my closet, you'll notice one thing about what I wear - you can never tag me. You can never say that I'm wearing this by that person. Cause I only normal wear stuff by my friends." So your friends design clothes? "Yeah. I don't even want to give the brands away. Some of these brands are clothing lines so small that it's technically an artisan process and not a mass production thing. So I wear things that look like I just threw stuff on, but it's the best version. When I'm wearing a hoodie, it looks like I just threw a hoodie on. I'm wearing what I discovered and figured out is the best hoodie I can find. And I'll tell you, if you ever want to know the best hoodie, I know the best hoodie. The best hoodie ever made is by a company called Loopwheeler. It's all [styles] from the '40s and '50s that no one uses in America anymore. It makes one meter of fabric every hour. Do you know a store called Collette in Paris? They sell Loopwheeler. It's the greatest stuff in the world." To read on, read more. So what's your fashion advice for the world? "Can I give you John Mayer's fashion tips? Will you make a blog about this? Ready? . . . Number one, in no particular order: basics are the hardest to find. The word basic always gives the impression that it's the easiest to find. Basics are incredibly hard to find. When you find a white t-shirt, a hoodie, a pair of jeans. When you find a basic you love, buy four of them. Because you need to create a basic private stock. Because basics come and go very quickly and next season you can be sure they will change. And it will never be the same." Stay tuned for more of John's fashion tips! http://www.fabsugar.com/2906786 |
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dj021 |
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Posts: 448 (03/11/2009 11:12 AM) Could I ever Breakaway? |
I didn't realize he went to any Fashion Week events.
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CaitSings |
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Posts: 8966 (03/11/2009 11:13 AM) I'm calling it love soon... |
i think it was that armani opening he went to?
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JM1983 |
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Posts: 291 (03/11/2009 12:34 PM) |
How many of you have bought an article of clothing in every color because you loved it? Since I love sweats so much I may have toi check out that hoodie
company online.
"People are like boxes of colors. Sometimes you meet the standard 16 count. I like to consider myself the 64 count box with the sharpener in the back. Lately I've been meeting the jumbo 8 kind. Its like your talking to someone about magenta & she says 'Oh, purple. I know that game' & you're like 'no bitch I'm talking about magenta!" ~ JM |
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Posts: 9352 (03/11/2009 12:44 PM) Your mouth was, so dirty... |
This is a marketing stragedy that has been used since sponsorship started. I will bet John gets everything he wears from these companies free just to promote
them. It's a wonderful perk of being in the public eye and it's a win/win situation. They give John the clothes, he talks them up or just wears them
and they get advertising of the best kind...Just looked up loopwheeler, small japanese company that has just teamed with Nike...perfect timing.
My son was completely sponsored while in the bike industry. They used to give him a big bag and let him loose in the warehouse ..take anything you want...every time he got his picture in a magazine or ad it was a 500.00 check in his pocket as long as the product was on his back or his feet... Hey, as a mom it was wonderful I had to buy the kid underwear and socks...that was it from the time he was 13 ... debbie  there came a moment in the middle of the song when he suddenly felt
every heartbeat in the room & after that he never forgot he was part of something much bigger...Brian Andres
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Posts: 487 (03/11/2009 1:17 PM) |
^^whether it is sponsorship, friendship, or a little bit of both, he needs to let his Twitter Peep, Jeff Staple, dress him more often -
http://www.stapledesign.com/stpl_sp09/
Eddie and Stone are holed up working on the new album and prefer to remain out of the public eye to avoid distractions |
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Posts: 700 (03/11/2009 1:25 PM) |
I never even thought to Google "Loopwheeler"!
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Posts: 9352 (03/11/2009 1:50 PM) Your mouth was, so dirty... |
I think friendship and sponsorship are a great combination...both parties benefit. John seems to wear a lot of japanese skate/ designers and it's fun to
see what is new in the industry. I always loved the design of skate clothes...the guys, because they skate themselves design utilitarian pieces with just the
right spin, that then become mainstream for the bigger names in the industry. pockets in the right place, room where they want to have it. I sewed up a lot
of proto types for a lot of cottage industry bikers/ skaters that were putting their own spin on merchandise.
Bottom line most guys who are designing, these clothes now, design for comfort and I can't ever seeing that being a bad thing. debbie there came a moment in the middle of the song when he suddenly felt
every heartbeat in the room & after that he never forgot he was part of something much bigger...Brian Andres
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JM1983 |
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Posts: 291 (03/11/2009 3:44 PM) |
Like you Deb I looked up Loopwheeler. Curiosity ya know....On one blog it said that a t-shirt cost around $200 and that was back in 2006. Hanes is more my
budget!
"People are like boxes of colors. Sometimes you meet the standard 16 count. I like to consider myself the 64 count box with the sharpener in the back. Lately I've been meeting the jumbo 8 kind. Its like your talking to someone about magenta & she says 'Oh, purple. I know that game' & you're like 'no bitch I'm talking about magenta!" ~ JM |
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LLW |
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Posts: 166 (03/11/2009 4:49 PM) |
yeah jm1983 i'm with you on that. but I'm a joeboxer girl
I love thier tanks and socks. but hanes is cool 2 hey was you born in 83? if so thats my year 2 |
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NeonATL |
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Posts: 274 (03/11/2009 6:04 PM) |
I was taking a class at the gym today and they played a TECHNO version of Daughters! I had to laugh at that one!
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