Dude, I like the colors and especially the wood-log Star of David, but what’s with the Abercrombie and Fitch/American Eagle “Authentic and True Summer of 79 Varsity Beach Patrol” stonewashed pre-distressed crinkle-creases all over the place? I know they actually make Photoshop filters that do this for you, so what’s the story here?

http://www.images-magazine.com/imagesarticle.php?article_id=71

The flea thing from yesterday I can let slide on account of your xerox machine being worn-out, but this one is more suspect… I think all that leftover Grunge in the northwest is starting to mess with your mind!

Peace and Harmony,

Can I get that shirt in the smallest size possible? Purty Pleeeeze?

Hoss, you are getting in the “fightin’ words” territory!

You got a bone to pick?

Bring it up with Gary. We are too busy to put you sonsabitches in yer places.

And don’t even start that “Peace and harmony,” hoo-ha with me.

Sweat and distress, you motherfuckers.

You guys are just jealous. I think it’s pretty. Leave the dandy alone.

But seriously, Aaron, what happened to clean lines and spot colors. The broken boy scout thing has been done to death - no pun intended.

Also, when can we see some pictures of the homestead. I’m curious to see where you put the pink curtains.

Andrew “No Right To Talk” Jenkins

classic!

“Authentic and True Summer of 79 Varsity Beach Patrol”

I like it, distressed and all, throws me back to the days of living for the 2 weeks of summer camp just before going back to school that’d be the highlight of the summa

jim

Aaron, I didn’t even know you were jewish.

This reminds me of Bugle Boy® Mountain Assault Action Rescue Team Patrol©
“Rugby-Style” shirt I had in 7th. grade.

Ha! Bugle boy! Oh man oh man oh man. Woo! (I’d still like one, Aaron).

Excellent article, very informative and helpful! This is a cool site, and I’ve tagged it many places and will be back when I can say more. Yeah, relationships are so complex. Personally, my experience is that it’s too often the case that it’s just a swarming confusion of projections and reactions and that we don’t know WTF we’re doing half the time. Sorry if that’s harsh, and probably irrelevant.