Omar

Well if whenever you see a clock it starts ticking in your head, then I suppose it's synesthesia. I'm not sure, but I'm even less sure of how you haven't gone crazy :P.

LMAO I just realized how dumb my post sounded. Basically, I can hear a clock tick, even if it's silent. I have to watch the clock, though. I think it's just because my mind places a sound with it or something. If I gently tap my finger on something (without making a sound), I can "hear" it. I think that mostly has to do with vibrations, though. Is it automatic?

I think he means perceiving red when it's hot, and blue when it's cold. If it happens to be those two particular colors, then that makes it very interesting, because there's no reason for the brain to inherently associate those two colors with those two temperatures (it's not even the way it works in nature, the hottest stars are blue). That would mean that the association between color and temperature is learned, not intrinsic. inb4 this is a useless post because those aren't the right colors or visuals

Return those Clarks you bought and get these: http://www.asos.com/Asos-Collection/Asos-Leather-Brogue-Shoes/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=1073698&cid=4209&Rf-100=Shoes+-+Smart&Rf-800=-1,62.097&sh=0&pge=1&pgesize=20&sort=-1&clr=Tan

Urban Outfitters is having a sale. If you're a big guy, get your credit card ready because there's some really joints up there (how sweet is this blazer? 30$), but most of the average sizes have already been bought out. http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/category.jsp?specialCategory=false&navAction=jump&navCount=435&itemCount=80&id=SALE

I hate shoes with side seams. I hate them. Clean/wingcap/toe caps are what's good. They're a little square, too. The t-shirts are cool if you're into streetwear, definitely not something you would wear with the shoes though.

You don't need to invest that much in a razor at 16.

Plain t-shirts are easier to wear with blazers. I'm not a fan of the Adidas classics, or any adidas shoes for that matter. I suggest: [hide]Plimsolls (Fred Perry) Combat Boots (Tim Hamilton) http://hypebeast.com/2009/03/tim-hamilton-black-combat-boots/ Antiqued dress shoes (Burton) http://www.burton.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?beginIndex=0&viewAllFlag=&catalogId=20553&storeId=12551&categoryId=63576&parent_category_rn=63574&productId=1687524&langId=-1 Boat shoe (RBS Sperry Top-Sider) [/hide] The easiest of those four options is definitely the dress shoes, other types of footwear often clashes with blazers, especially conservative ones. Sport coats and blazers with more unique properties (trims, unusual fabric, light colors, etc) are easier to wear casually.

nooooooooooooooooooooo Please try to straighten your hair first? I will a few times, but it takes so much work, and it doesn't always look right. If you want to see my hair straightened, just look at my profile picture [click my avatar]. It looks mad nice, but I can almost never get it right. a Mohawk on the other hand is rather hard to screw up Takes practice. Go to a hairdresser and ask him/her how to do it right.

You should stick it out and try to build a relationship, at least just to see if that's the kind of thing you want to do. For the experience.

nooooooooooooooooooooo Please try to straighten your hair first?

Just get the Rugby jacket, you don't have to wear matching trousers.

Then it's more than just hanging out, though I don't think there's any strict definition for it. Point is that was sort of in between the two. Maybe I just didn't make a move when she was expecting me to.

Rugby Seersucker Jacket Rugby Navy Chino Jacket (also available in khaki) I think this is easier to pull off than wool, it's classy but not overdressed, especially the khaki and seersucker jackets..

The t-shirts are okay, the cardigans are cool, but nothing special, the watches are worth looking at, and their logo is ugly. IMO Zara is where it's at. It's not too expensive and it's pretty fashionable. Thrift stores are cool too, but if you're looking for a classy vibe that may not be your best bet.

I guess that makes it a hangout in your terms. We had fun scaring people, and I paid for myself only (pineapple sherbets from Bubblicity taste like chalk).

Lol. Sometimes I wonder if it really matters. Its essentially the same thing. Minus the part where you make out with your date, yeah, it's the same thing.

I'm not sure if I was just on a date or a hangout.

In your face, [bleep].

Seems to me the outline is part of the stock, removing it would probably mess it up.

Carry a pocket square in your back jean pocket. Learn to shuck oysters, to make cocktails, to cook.

Thin denim/chambray shirts (the Gap has nice, inexpensive chambrays, I've heard the fit isn't perfect though) are for you. I fell in mud with my white pants on this winter and the brown tinge never left, so I had them cut off just above the knee two days ago. I love how they're a little slim. Not a lot, just a little. [hide=original jean][/hide]

Not a fan of the wideband, it looks like rubber.

Meet new people. I'm sure you can find a friend of yours who knows a bunch of people you don't know (from another school for example). You just hold on to him/her and bang his/her friends.

Not as much as before, I stopped making the usual sig style. I got C4D and I use it occasionally, still with PDN. I thought so too, you should use harder settings add a little bit more intricacy to it (smaller brush?), especially near the focal.