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Posted: Jan 22 2009 01:24 am

Douche McCallister wrote:

...YOUR NOT A PANDA?!?!?!?!?!

Sorry to dissapoint. With the beard I'm growing I'm attempting to turn into a Grizzly Bear.

The other guy is Michael Frolik, plays in the National Hockey League on the Florida Panthers.

Posted: Jan 22 2009 01:26 am

What city, or area do the Florida Panthers represent?

Posted: Jan 22 2009 01:42 am

Shut up, Dorn wrote:

What city, or area do the Florida Panthers represent?

They're just the Florida Panthers technically--guess they're supposed to represent the whole state. If you want to get specific though, they play out of Ft. Lauderdale in (I think) the BankAtlantic Center.

Posted: Jan 22 2009 01:49 am

SoldierHawk wrote:

Shut up, Dorn wrote:

What city, or area do the Florida Panthers represent?

They're just the Florida Panthers technically--guess they're supposed to represent the whole state. If you want to get specific though, they play out of Ft. Lauderdale in (I think) the BankAtlantic Center.

I'm pretty sure you are right, I honestly couldn't remember, but I should have. There was a rookie tournament in my town and the Panthers rookie team was one of them, now he's playing with them in the bigs.

I wished him luck, so I assume he made it because of me.

Posted: Jan 22 2009 02:23 am

Here is a pic I made a couple years back for my Tecknolicious music project, twas in MS paint.....

Posted: Jan 22 2009 03:53 pm

anorexorcist wrote:

Douche McCallister wrote:

...YOUR NOT A PANDA?!?!?!?!?!

Sorry to dissapoint. With the beard I'm growing I'm attempting to turn into a Grizzly Bear.

Did you ever grow the mutton chops? I did it. I had them for about 2 weeks before I finally shaved them off. My wife rode my ass every day. But I don't think it must have looked too bad because she kept asking me when I was going to shave and joked about it, but never really insisted until we had to go to this thing for her work.

Posted: Jan 22 2009 04:12 pm

scamrock wrote:

anorexorcist wrote:

Douche McCallister wrote:

...YOUR NOT A PANDA?!?!?!?!?!

Sorry to dissapoint. With the beard I'm growing I'm attempting to turn into a Grizzly Bear.

Did you ever grow the mutton chops? I did it. I had them for about 2 weeks before I finally shaved them off. My wife rode my ass every day. But I don't think it must have looked too bad because she kept asking me when I was going to shave and joked about it, but never really insisted until we had to go to this thing for her work.

No I didn't, i wasn't offered any money to do it, so I figured, to hell with it.

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GPFontaine wrote:

drewbocop wrote:

Any time now GP, Douche, etc.

I am not ignoring this, I am simply not posting my picture.

Sorry, but I would prefer not to have the name GPFontaine associated with a face.

Why? Because I talk to you guys all the time through the forums, news, wiki, etc. Opinions on the web can be extremely dangerous especially where I work.

At some point perhaps, but right now it isn't a good idea for me.

Understandable. No need to be so uppity about everything, polly prissy pants.

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drewbocop wrote:

GPFontaine wrote:

drewbocop wrote:

Any time now GP, Douche, etc.

I am not ignoring this, I am simply not posting my picture.

Sorry, but I would prefer not to have the name GPFontaine associated with a face.

Why? Because I talk to you guys all the time through the forums, news, wiki, etc. Opinions on the web can be extremely dangerous especially where I work.

At some point perhaps, but right now it isn't a good idea for me.

Understandable. No need to be so uppity about everything, polly prissy pants.

I know... I know... I am always so uptight. When I am 40 I'll be acting my age for the first time in my entire life. Unless things scale and I progress to acting like I am 80 when I am 40.

Posted: Jan 22 2009 05:57 pm

drewbocop wrote:

GPFontaine wrote:

drewbocop wrote:

Any time now GP, Douche, etc.

I am not ignoring this, I am simply not posting my picture.

Sorry, but I would prefer not to have the name GPFontaine associated with a face.

Why? Because I talk to you guys all the time through the forums, news, wiki, etc. Opinions on the web can be extremely dangerous especially where I work.

At some point perhaps, but right now it isn't a good idea for me.

Understandable. No need to be so uppity about everything, polly prissy pants.

I always pictured you as a collar popping Hollister douche. Sadly I was wrong, about Hollister that is. Razz

Joined: Dec 06 2007 Location: Connecticut Posts: 11244

What is a Hollister?

Posted: Jan 22 2009 11:16 pm

Only the WORST store in America. Right up there with American Eagle, and too a lesser degree, Old Navy and the Gap. Hollister and American Eagle are the same fucking store actually.

My mom once tried to drag me into an American Eagle (she has this thing that since she grew up poor, her kids have to have the best, but the most expensive stuff makes you look gay*) anyway, I walked in, saw the table of pre-ripped jeans, and left. Why the flying holy FUCK would you pay designer prices for jeans that are already ruined??

*sorry Wanda Sykes

Posted: Jan 23 2009 03:46 am

Ross Rifle wrote:

Only the WORST store in America. Right up there with American Eagle, and too a lesser degree, Old Navy and the Gap. Hollister and American Eagle are the same fucking store actually.

My mom once tried to drag me into an American Eagle (she has this thing that since she grew up poor, her kids have to have the best, but the most expensive stuff makes you look gay*) anyway, I walked in, saw the table of pre-ripped jeans, and left. Why the flying holy FUCK would you pay designer prices for jeans that are already ruined??

*sorry Wanda Sykes

I wear American Eagle, for your information. Mad

Posted: Jan 23 2009 04:44 am

No offense buddy. But I'm sure you get my point. I for one honestly can't comment on the quality of clothing or what have you, but I know for a fact that it's the chosen brand of douchebags everywhere. Apparently awesome dudes where it too.

Posted: Jan 23 2009 07:25 am

Ross Rifle wrote:

No offense buddy. But I'm sure you get my point. I for one honestly can't comment on the quality of clothing or what have you, but I know for a fact that it's the chosen brand of douchebags everywhere. Apparently awesome dudes where it too.

I get what you are saying, though. I make fun of Hollister all of the time. It's not so much the clothes as it is the people shopping there. Personally, I shop at American Eagle. Some of my friends shop at Hollister. I can never be serious when I go in there. It's kind of dark. There are kids in there just hanging out. Sometimes you'll see people in there alone, just chilling, posted up, reading some entertainment mag with their beanie on in the middle of summer. I get it alright.

Basically, when I was a teenager, I either had band t-shirts, shirts I couldn't wear to school (big johnson and stuff like that), or I was dressed like a street thug. One day I decided I needed some nicer looking clothes. I went into American Eagle and have been shopping there ever since. I still buy other stuff like my newest Rolling Stones shirt, or my Cobra Kai All-Valley Tournament shirt, and shit like that. But I like wearing polos and graphic shirts and cargo pants and shit like that too.

Posted: Jan 23 2009 11:38 am

After taking a long hard look, I won't feel bad posting my pics after having to view your ugly faces.

Posted: Jan 23 2009 02:48 pm

Ross Rifle wrote:

Only the WORST store in America. Right up there with American Eagle, and too a lesser degree, Old Navy and the Gap. Hollister and American Eagle are the same fucking store actually.

My mom once tried to drag me into an American Eagle (she has this thing that since she grew up poor, her kids have to have the best, but the most expensive stuff makes you look gay*) anyway, I walked in, saw the table of pre-ripped jeans, and left. Why the flying holy FUCK would you pay designer prices for jeans that are already ruined??

*sorry Wanda Sykes

American Eagle Stuff isn't that expensive. I think I still have a couple collared shirts from there that I picked up for like 15 bucks each. That's cheaper than a shirt of your favorite band. I don't discriminate. If it's cheap and looks alright, I'll buy it. I;m old, the jock/preppy vs. stoner/indie kid war is silly when your a 28 year old man. I actually wear button up and tie and collared shirts most of the time now, because I don't bother to change after work.

Posted: Jan 23 2009 07:41 pm

I worked part time at the gayest store on earth...A & F. Hollister and A & F are owned by the same company. One has a bird, the other a moose. They both have lots of shirts with clever phrases. I do wear Abercrombie, and it is a douche magnet and gay magnet type store but women tend to like that kind of thing, and I tend to like women a lot...

Also, I found a shirt that is full of awesomeness there. It says "Scientology is Risky Business." I don't know why but I love that shirt.

Posted: Jan 23 2009 07:44 pm

Marine79 wrote:

Also, I found a shirt that is full of awesomeness there. It says "Scientology is Risky Business." I don't know why but I love that shirt.

I need this shirt.

Posted: Jan 23 2009 10:22 pm

Yeah, that shirt is pretty kickass.

I personally can't do polo shirts and hate pre-ripped jeans. And everyone that looks down upon me shops there, so fuck them.

Where do I shop? Concerts. That's it actually. I only ever buy concert Ts. I can't buy jeans. I walk in, see a pile of denim, and freak out and leave. So I just manage to come across hand-me-downs.

Now that I think about it, I don't think I've ever bought a t-shirt that didn't have a band logo on it, and I've NEVER bought pants. I do buy belts though.

Posted: Jan 23 2009 10:54 pm

As I was looking through my old Facebook photos, I came across an old picture of me putting both legs behind my head. I wondered if I could do the same today. Well, it took me a few tries, but I was able to. But sonofagun did it hurt!
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1242499&l=4435f&id=824042139
(I know they're not technically all the way behind my head, but part of that was that they slipped as I was giving the thumbs-up.)

Posted: Jan 23 2009 10:55 pm

Lemmy would be proud

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

American Eagle Stuff isn't that expensive. I think I still have a couple collared shirts from there that I picked up for like 15 bucks each. That's cheaper than a shirt of your favorite band. I don't discriminate. If it's cheap and looks alright, I'll buy it. I;m old, the jock/preppy vs. stoner/indie kid war is silly when your a 28 year old man. I actually wear button up and tie and collared shirts most of the time now, because I don't bother to change after work.

Exactly. How can so many people on here compare the clothes you wear to the type of people who picked on your pimply ass in high school? I wear expensive clothes. (Even though most of them are bought off clearance racks. And AE is really cheap btw.) And that's because they're comfortable. They fit well, look good, and make me look unlike a heroin junkie in a back alley somewhere. Sorrrrrry if some people like to not look like SHIT. Mr. Green

Posted: Jan 24 2009 12:28 am

Looking like shit is subjective. I'm what I call an accidental brand name wearer, as in, if I'm wearing something that has a brand name, it's not because I bought the name, it's because it looked good for whatever reason (looked good, was cheap, etc.).

I am equally as guilty of buying a 5 pack of Hanes T-shirts for $7 as I am buying a business suit for well over $200. Now I don't have to wear suits as often as I used to, but it's OK to look "presentable" at times, and to be honest, I think people get a kick out of seeing a long haired, heavily bearded man wearing a business suit.

What's funnest is wearing a suit, but wearing, say, my Legend of Zelda shirt as an undershirt.