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daili
daili aka Jean is a 22.74 year old girl, has been a member since August 4, 2005, has scored 5304 submissions, giving an average score of 1.96.
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  Oct 24 '05 by daili        6 Comments        Watch this      Share:  Share on facebook    Share on delicious    Share on digg    Share on MySpace    Tweet this    Stumble this    Share this on Kaboodle   
Hunter S. Thompson and a question about men's small.
His writing was the first thing that came to mind when I saw this design (or I suppose a much clearner similar style to the artist Ralph Steadman) .

I love this design, too, on that note, and I think the green goes great with the black.

Unfortunately, I don't wear a men's style and the lavender and pink looks HORRIBLE. (Oh no, I'm complaining about a shirt color! But it sucks! Blahhh)

Do any girls wear a mens small? How do they fit you? (I usually wear girly medium/os for point of reference)

Leslee
Leslee on Oct 24 '05 at 2:34pm
I'm a girly M-L (ie my large shirts still fit fine after they shrink) and I have a couple of mens smalls. Sleeves are longer and flare out, and the shirt is less fitted/more boxy through the entire body. A few inches longer too. But if you love the design, it's worth it.
RjThreadless
RjThreadless on Oct 24 '05 at 2:39pm
Considering the coloring of the Ladies shirt, I'd get a boxy fitting mens shirt.

But then again them mens shirts fit good on me!
laurlaj
laurlaj on Oct 24 '05 at 7:42pm
I just bought a men's small for the first time. I usually wear a women's medium but found my torso was a wee bit long for them. The men's don't fit bad unless you have a larger chest. Apparently men don't need room for that.
fridgeinthegarden
fridgeinthegarden on Oct 24 '05 at 7:45pm
According to whom?
daili
daili on Oct 24 '05 at 8:44pm
Well, most men who would fit in a men's small, presumably, wouldn't need room for a chest. :)
17 days later
Kierst_thara
Kierst_thara on Nov 11 '05 at 4:34pm
I just about always get mens' small instead of the girly-cut shirts. I like the straight-cut sleeves, (I have broad shoulders, so baby-doll sleeves always bunch up under my armpits), and the extra length on mens' shirts is nice too; keeps you from getting that cold draft from exposing a couple inches of your back every time you bend over in a girly shirt. :P
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The Godfather - Mario Puzo
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance - Robert Pirsig
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Next - Ken Kesey
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream - Hunter S. Thompson
American Gods - Neil Gaiman

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