From skinny to not so skinny

[vaders4]

How long did it take you to gain the 30lbs?



So you kept the same exact shirt for two years so you can show your before and after pics in that shirt? generally shirts, shrink, fade, rip, tear, get lost after two years. You must have kept it in shrink wrap in the closet im assuming

something isnt adding up to me. . .

That shirt was old as hell to begin with, Yes I keep shirts for more than 2 years? I have shirts that are 5 years old, it's a tshirt man.

You know cotton stops shrinking after a few washes - and this might be a shock to you because your mother probably still does your laundry, but if you don't dry your clothes on the highest heat, they wont shrink.

Not to mention 90% of shirts are "preshrunk" cotton.

What shelf life do your clothes have? I usually don't lose/rip/destroy my clothes after 2 years.

[IGot80HD]

What shelf life do your clothes have? I usually don't lose/rip/destroy my clothes after 2 years.

i dont expect you to when they are in shrink wrap for two years.

1 year. styles fade. buy new clothes. donate old worthy clothes. toss the rest.

i wish my mum did my laundry.

take the stick out from up your ass. your girl aint creeping with me behind your back. get your anger out elsewhere

[vaders4]

i dont expect you to when they are in shrink wrap for two years.

1 year. styles fade. buy new clothes. donate old worthy clothes. toss the rest.

i wish my mum did my laundry.

take the stick out from up your ass. your girl aint creeping with me behind your back. get your anger out elsewhere

I dunno man, it's a tshirt and I don't buy them because they are in style.

Besides, I think it takes a good 6 months to even break in a pair of jeans! I keep jeans forever!

[IGot80HD]

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