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lightblue
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L'Boro, UK
Oct 2001 time: 05:25
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Every man needs a well cut suit. Go to a place that knows what they're doing for a suit, you know with the little old fella in the corner who looks at you once, grabs a couple of things from the racks, and it fits like a glove. And with your height - suits are great.
Get a couple of good shirts with collar, good jeans and decent shoes and you're set. In daily life I still wear the jeans/hoodie/trainer look though, that's the whole athlete thing that has been with me for the last 12 yrs or so. I am 6'5" as well and I prefer the slightly baggy look, but go for what you feel comfortable in.
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panag, someone told me that you cant wear clothes that have the insignia of the army in civilian life. it is fobiden, although i assume noone is going to do anything about it.
you have to actually serve in the army in that time to wear them.
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Bereta_Eder
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panag, if the clothes do not have the insignia on them then it is not a problem here too. you can wear them freely.
but, for the coat, (which is a great heavy navy coat) it has the symbol of the greek military navy on its buttons. and someone told me (forgot who) that that's not OK either (since it has the symbol).
i dont imagine anyone would bother doing anything any way even if he has the authority and see you with it. just tell you not to wear it again probably.
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panag
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MY WORDS ARE BACKED WITH BIO-CHEMICAL WEAPONS
Oct 2000 time: 07:25
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident
speaking of military clothing, I still have all my navy clothing. We're not required to turn them back in. With the excpetion of some issued clothing like coats. Although I was never issued my camo coat, I had to buy that.
I really should give my pea coat to the homeless or something. I'll never wear it. It is an expensive wool coat. Even when I was in the service I never wore it. Well I did once. I prefer lighter coats even if it is ice cold outside. I hate bulky clothing.
I still have my jungle camoflauge clothing as well that I wore while in security division on temporary duty.
I actually bought a jungle camoflauge jacket because they wouldn't give me one . And it was too cold to be outside in virginia in the winter with no coat. Although I did try it for a while; long johns have their limitations.
I don't know why I keep my military clothing. I did love being in the military, I just didn't like living in Virginia. Mississippi was a little better, but not much.
Anyways back to civilian clothing. I do dress better than I used to, but I still wear jeans too much. I want to dress better to make it look like I'm rich. Which I kind of am even though I live in a poor neighborhood . I am very good at investing money.
but I still dress too poor. It doesn't help me with the ladies. Yeah I don't want a woman who wants to be with me if I'm rich, but well you get the picture. Marriage is a form of prostitution anyways . Unless the chick makes more money than you, then the man is the prostitute . |
hi ,
if you keep you clothing its probably because you find it comfortable , easy to weat , etc , ....
or maybe your hart is still there , ...
one solution , re-enlist
have a nice day
ps , viginia is nice , try north carolina 
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JimmyCracksCorn
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Macedonia - Sovereign country north of Greece.
Dec 2002 time: 05:25
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If you really want to look good and fashionable the easy (and expensive way), just go to American Eagle or the GAP or something. Pretty much anything in there will be good. Or better yet, have your girlfriend or a girl friend go with you.
Not that all my clothes are from there, but I do own a few things for when I need to look nice.
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