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51 small weenies in tight pants.

What if they were on sale for $199.95? lol

Personally I like Diesel jeans, I have quite a few pairs, but I buy then for cheaper than $200, and I dont buy the designs I dont like, so I really dont care, they fit well, and last a life time, so should I change my buying habits just because it doesnt agree with someone on GFY ? come on. :error

I can buy 5 pairs of dickies with that :winkwink:

i usually spend $80 to $150 on jeans.. i dont see the big deal here.. shit is expensive.

I can look at $200 jeans and tell it costs it without knowing a brand, cause good material/paint/handwork/quality stiches can be seen at first glance. When I wear such clothes I feel myself better, cause I know I look damn good:)

pity is the rigth word not "hate" :2 cents:

why would anyone care, seriously?

i prefer no underwear and a toga for easy access

if you like them and can afford then so be it!!!

I've spent $200 on a lot worse than a pair of jeans. If I like them I buy them... Simple as that.

I spend a lot of money on clothes, I like to look good.

Hmm... well I like Frankie B Jeans and some run up to $170 or $180... Depends on the style... I like it tho because it is extremely lo-rise and i am extremely small, it is the only pair of jeans that fit my waist in a size 0. My waist is so small that when I buy other jeans in a size zero it will still be too big for me and not fit me right . Frankie B's size 0 run smaller than other brand's size 0.

A lot of brands do not fit me right, even when I buy the smallest size, unless I go shop in their kids department. I think most people are so big these days, they make everything a bit bigger and it's hard for petite people like me to find a good fit.

I still have to get them tailored lenth wise but the fit suits me. I also can
only wear low rise jeans, I think it is the most flattering on me, I don't like any other rises....

Also, I am a girl tho so I SHOULD spend lots of money on clothes... I do think it's a bit weird and a turn off when GUYS are too much into brand names and shopping. It's not very masculine, I like "manly" men, not men who like to shop all day.