Open emileighoutlaw opened 9 years ago
You needed your mom to buy you clothes in 2001? In 2001 I was a junior in college: failing classes, trying not to starve. Kids these days go to college with credit cards. I only had cash back then. I hear there are digital currencies now, I do not know what that means. I think it's like free money. I do not have any. I am stuck working this job.
Anyway, I do not know what JNCO jeans are.
But, girl - I know you bought some last week. Attach a picture here, and I will definitely have something to say.
Now that a particular brand of denim becomes a "thing" in every generation since we moved past the basic Levis/Lee/Wrangler options, I don't think JNCO's are any particular "horseman."
see: Jordache/Guess/Girbaud/Z.Cavaricci
Quick, somebody check what brand of jeans @vz3 is wearing.
Just in case y'all haven't seen this: http://www.washingtonian.com/blogs/shoparound/what-i-wear-to-work/what-i-wear-to-work-designer-victor-zapanta.php
If you wanted them in 2001 and not 1995, then you're probably lucky your mom didn't buy them for you anyway.
Listen, y'all. I am from Mississippi. We are always a little slow on the trends there.
On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 5:10 PM, Alison Rowland notifications@github.com wrote:
If you wanted them in 2001 and not 1995, then you're probably lucky your mom didn't buy them for you anyway.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/khandelwal/AskShashank/issues/45#issuecomment-137576246 .
I really wanted a pair back in 2001, but my mom wouldn't buy me any.