Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 1:54 am
I've never seen this one before. Where is it from?jakestott wrote:
Get a haircut, Mike!
I've never seen this one before. Where is it from?jakestott wrote:
Get a haircut, Mike!
I found it doing a Myspace image search747Music wrote:I've never seen this one before. Where is it from?jakestott wrote:
Get a haircut, Mike!
Look at Michael's fingers.jakestott wrote:
Get a haircut, Mike!




I've always wondered that, too.zeitgeist wrote:
you think...maybe?
i love it! you should leave it out in the sun to take it one step further. <- art nerdjakestott wrote:
Fantastico!
of course you are not an IDM hipster without any north face!Vexille wrote:What is this fascination these idm dudes have with north face?
There was, I remember that thread.The Other wrote: but seriously, i have no idea....seems like there was a thread about this sometime ago.
I think the general consensus was that they make quality gear for casual wear but if you want something that's real rugged and not just made to sell a brandname/logo there are much better brands to go with. For my part it seems like the north face is used by people mostly just for show. i wear shit from Goodwill, so...I must not be an IDM hipsterthey do make really good outdoor wear. some of the best.
yes, turquoise70, you nailed it. i think i did rant on north face in another thread a while ago. to put it shortly, north face was some of the best outdoor gear about 15 years ago, started by a few really prominent climbers at the time. this is before the outdoor industry as we know it even existed. after they popularized fleece (their 'denali' jacket that everyone seems to have), they were bought out by (sold out to) vanity fair. cosmopolitan magazine now runs north face and has for 10 years. if you're looking for good stuff (for the same price or less) than north face, check out arctery'x, mountain hardwear, marmot, and outdoor research. although in certain situations the expensive & quality stuff is worth it's weight in gold (just like herb), i rock shit from goodwill all the time too--pioneers didn't have fancy outerwear. just watch out for the marketing hype.turquoise70 wrote:I think the general consensus was that they make quality gear for casual wear but if you want something that's real rugged and not just made to sell a brandname/logo there are much better brands to go with. For my part it seems like the north face is used by people mostly just for show. i wear shit from Goodwill, so...I must not be an IDM hipster
very interesting picture that i've never seen before!Retrodreaming wrote:<center>
Damn, I suck. I wear nice black wool coats.turquoise70 wrote:There was, I remember that thread.The Other wrote: but seriously, i have no idea....seems like there was a thread about this sometime ago.
I think the general consensus was that they make quality gear for casual wear but if you want something that's real rugged and not just made to sell a brandname/logo there are much better brands to go with. For my part it seems like the north face is used by people mostly just for show. i wear shit from Goodwill, so...I must not be an IDM hipsterthey do make really good outdoor wear. some of the best.
All I can see are two dudes who didn't comb their hair that day.YELLOW wrote:very interesting picture that i've never seen before!Retrodreaming wrote:<center>
can anyone make out anything interesting in this picture, im wondering what the computer monitors for?