Me after my first trip to Brick Lane
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Was it a Doctor Who convention??
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Are you about to perform magic?Comment
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LOL Yes, Dr. Who. The scarf makes it
That jacket cost a whopping ?8. The pockets were still sewn as well. I got another one for ?8 and an awesome brown Harris Tweed one for ?23.
Vintage rocks. I used to be afraid of it but now I can't really imagine buying from regular shops for most things.Comment
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Re: People of Bordersdown - What do you look like?
Vintage and second-hand clothes shops are great.
Vintage and second-hand food shops, not so much...Comment
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Yep. Quite like the fact that a couple of my coats are nearly a hundred years old. Always makes me wonder who wore them before me and what they did.Comment
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... oh god.Originally posted by evilthecatuk View PostBetter not run the old CSI lights over your coat, who knows what's on it (not that I'm saying you have never washed it mind)
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One of my mates said she likes vintage stuff as a concept but would be worried she was wearing something someone may have died in. Cracked me up
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I'd love that. One of my friends used to wear his dad's old army jacket and used to point out the bullet hole where his dad had been shot years before. His dad was probably having him on but it was a great story!Comment
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Me, happy as ever. Person receiving the stink-eye cropped out of photo.........
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If I had never shaved from 18, I still wouldn't have that much of a beard.Comment
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Stellar beard. I'm trying not to think about having to shave in Japan. It'll be ruddy awful
Hoping I can start slyly resuming beard duties after a few months. At least a little something, anyway. I hate how I look clean-shaven.Comment
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Why would shaving in Japan be awful?Comment
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