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10 minutes ago, Henry T Harrison said:

I grew up pretty darn poor but my mother would’ve been mortified if my jeans had an unpatched hole I them

 

But Henry... they sell 'em like that now~!  ^_^

 

Ya pay a premium price for pre-worn-out britches!  :lol:

 

(And I too learned at a reeeal early age how to patch my own jeans.  Got good at it!)

 

 

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49 minutes ago, Henry T Harrison said:

I grew up pretty darn poor but my mother would’ve been mortified if my jeans had an unpatched hole I them

Betcha your legs didn’t and don’t look like theirs neither. 

 

But I know what you mean. First time my older cousin came home after buying a pair like that, my grandma said they look like what we give to the really poor people. 

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Sometimes the words “fashion” and “sense” definitely do not go together. ;)

 

I remember in the 80’s when ripped jeans were the rage and they were expensive. I got the same effect with battery acid when changing a truck battery that cracked. People asked me where I got my pants and how much I paid. They were just my knocking around mechanic pants. I didn’t tell them that. 

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6 minutes ago, Whiskey Hicks said:

There’s something comfy about true old and really worn jeans you’ve managed to keep.

yep I have a few pair of 501s that are 20 years old .. I wash them in woolite to keep them together .

they are great kids just about Straight A students ! someplace I have pic of them in twin power suits ... i had to say wear those  more .. it make me feel better the young ones will make enuff money to keep my SSI coming 

the one on the right is my grandgirl

she kicks azz in steel challenge . 5 small targets in under 3 seconds  

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Back in the 60's my Mama made my bell bottoms because we couldn't buy them in town.  Every generation has its own way to humiliate their parents.  Shredded jeans is better than much I have seen.

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2 hours ago, Pat Riot, SASS #13748 said:

I remember in the 80’s when ripped jeans were the rage and they were expensive. 

 

 

I asked one young lady during that time when she was going to finish her Landskencht costume.  I got a blank look.

 

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5 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

 

I asked one young lady during that time when she was going to finish her Landskencht costume.  I got a blank look.

 

Hmmm...I have one now. :P

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41 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

A young lady who needs to finish her Landskencht costume?   

Nope...a blank look. :lol:

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No kidding, I grew up poor by American standards.  I was the blue collar kid in a college town, and very much looked down upon.  We didn't have much, and I got one pair of jeans at the beginning of each school year.  That's all we could afford.  One evening after an evening church service, I was running outside and slipped.  I fell down and tore the knee out of my new jeans and cut up my knee pretty badly.  My old man accused me of doing it on purpose because it was a style, refusing to acknowledge that I was bleeding everywhere.  Then he tanned my hide.  

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1 minute ago, Pat Riot, SASS #13748 said:

Nope...a blank look. :lol:

 

Oh. So just your normal visage, you say.  :D|

Landskencht were mercenary scum from the Germanies, known for their go-to-hell fighting and their flamboyant slashed pants and jackets.  Along with big floppy hats and lots of feathers.


Landsknecht Stock Photos, Editorial Images and Stock Pictures ...

 

Tross - Wikipedia

 

Drei Landsknechte I by Daniel Hopfer on artnet

 

Armor we want to see in Mordhau. (Looking for Clothes,Light,Medium ...

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1 hour ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

 

I asked one young lady during that time when she was going to finish her Landskencht costume.  I got a blank look.

 

I have a female friend, about 4’10 that fights Lands-style in SCA. Her nickname is Wolverine.

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30 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

Oh. So just your normal visage, you say.  :D|

Landskencht were mercenary scum from the Germanies, known for their go-to-hell fighting and their flamboyant slashed pants and jackets.  Along with big floppy hats and lots of feathers.


Landsknecht Stock Photos, Editorial Images and Stock Pictures ...

 

Tross - Wikipedia

 

Drei Landsknechte I by Daniel Hopfer on artnet

 

Armor we want to see in Mordhau. (Looking for Clothes,Light,Medium ...

 

That's helpful.

 

"The German men - the Landsknechts by name - with great swords that flash in the sun"

 

 

I knew the song, but I did not know who those folks was.

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10 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

Oh. So just your normal visage, you say.  :D|

Landskencht were mercenary scum from the Germanies, known for their go-to-hell fighting and their flamboyant slashed pants and jackets.  Along with big floppy hats and lots of feathers.


Landsknecht Stock Photos, Editorial Images and Stock Pictures ...

 

Tross - Wikipedia

 

Drei Landsknechte I by Daniel Hopfer on artnet

 

Armor we want to see in Mordhau. (Looking for Clothes,Light,Medium ...

SDJ,

 

 The 1st and 4th picture look like something you'd see while on acid. Thank God the 2 sketches in B&W were in the middle.

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10 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

 

Armor we want to see in Mordhau. (Looking for Clothes,Light,Medium ...

 

Oh Lord, it was too early in the morning for me to see this. Now I gotta go out and ride my bike with this picture on my mind.

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11 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

Oh. So just your normal visage, you say.  :D|

Landskencht were mercenary scum from the Germanies, known for their go-to-hell fighting and their flamboyant slashed pants and jackets.  Along with big floppy hats and lots of feathers.


 

 

Armor we want to see in Mordhau. (Looking for Clothes,Light,Medium ...

 

Joe, that 80's  style  suits you. :D:P

 

Thanks for the history lesson.

 

 

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I recall my mother buying denim patches to mend jeans holes that were not unlike bike tire patches.

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I remember in the early 70's our parents came home with the school clothes for the year for us kids and they excitedly told us they got us these new jeans from Sears that were guaranteed not to fade.............., lets just say us kids weren't so happy about that but we knew enough to keep our mouths shut. I also recall big iron on patches that had the consistancy of rough canvas combined with vulcanized rubber.

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59 minutes ago, Capt. James H. Callahan said:

I keep hoping the fad will pass. I think they look like sh........crap.

JHC

looking at this girl it seens ripped jeans are not the battle to fight now

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On 7/27/2020 at 8:02 PM, Alpo said:

 

That's helpful.

 

"The German men - the Landsknechts by name - with great swords that flash in the sun"

 

 

I knew the song, but I did not know who those folks was.

 

Thanks!  I've never heard this.   

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You really need to be in a room full of drunk filkers, singing it at the top of their lungs.

 

 

 

 

Filkers are wonderful.

 

The fans have all gathered 'neath bright ballroom lights

To sing of strange planets and rockets in flight

The bars are all empty, they've closed for the night

They can't take the sound of our si-i-inging

 

So belt out whatever note suits you

The rest will join in, each one in his own key

And it's fair-thee-well all semblance of harmony

All of the filkers are si-i-inging

 

When filksinging starts, 'midst this gathering of friends

The hotel staff screams, "dear God when will it end?"

The drunks and the tone deaf add spice to the blend

Of what we have the gall to call si-i-inging

 

So belt out whatever note suits you

The rest will join in, each one in his own key

And it's fair-thee-well all semblance of Harmony

All of the filkers are si-i-inging

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