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Kirk
Guest
There seems to be a bit of a fashion trend across the arts where
b.b.'s like to wear frayed belts. I'm assuming that it's
something like a badge of honor, to signify the HIGHLY numerous
times it's been put on, and taken off, or that it's been a lengthy
time since the b.b. was earned. The problem is that now, people
are buying cheap b.b's, to make them fray quickly. I even heard
a story about a guy that rubbed sand paper on his, to get it
to fray :shrug:
So what's the big deal with that? Why oh why is it so important
for those that started this trend ... by truly doggin' out their belt
to not buy a new one? I'm not a b.b., so maybe it's something
that I'll understand once I get it .... but when it starts looking
shabby .. what's wrong with replacing it? I'm just glad the
trend isn't wearing the seat out of your ghi pants :barf:
b.b.'s like to wear frayed belts. I'm assuming that it's
something like a badge of honor, to signify the HIGHLY numerous
times it's been put on, and taken off, or that it's been a lengthy
time since the b.b. was earned. The problem is that now, people
are buying cheap b.b's, to make them fray quickly. I even heard
a story about a guy that rubbed sand paper on his, to get it
to fray :shrug:
So what's the big deal with that? Why oh why is it so important
for those that started this trend ... by truly doggin' out their belt
to not buy a new one? I'm not a b.b., so maybe it's something
that I'll understand once I get it .... but when it starts looking
shabby .. what's wrong with replacing it? I'm just glad the
trend isn't wearing the seat out of your ghi pants :barf: