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Could someone explain what this actually means? I understand it's a reference to fixie riders, but I can't visualise it. Is your sister twelve years old and have My Little Pony patches on them? Or is she a bit chunky and they hang like a hangy thing??
Pics would obviously help.
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Skinnier the better.
It's because they're unfeasibly tight and often a good bit too short.
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They look really stupid, but hey, next to riding a brakeless fixie in central London, anything looks good.
Real men wear Chuck Norris Action Jeans
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So closer to twelve and My Little Pony then. 😆
Cheers.
Got to get me a pair of them Chuck Norris jeans 😀
I always find the binding unbearable in my everyday street brawls.
You can never tire of a decent hidden gusset.
I'm often accused of wearing my mum's knickers when riding uncourageously - is that the same ?
Not just fixie riders, sister's jeans + winklepickers = indie band.
Now here, there's nowt wrong with pointy shoes.
It's not a look that's going to go well with Kala mate.
😆
And keep off those ruddy fags 👿
...and he's got his hi-tops on the wrong feet.