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[ns.happy]

Originally posted by Lakiboy_ns

Originally posted by ns.happy
ma, sve to ima na najlonu i jeftinije nego igde secam se da sam naisao na farke Dolce&Gabanija

OMG happy ti se smucas i shopingujes na najlon pijaci?

ma skandal lakiboj!
smucao sam se par puta, nisam imao kinte ni za gabaniju... hehe... newyorker je moja pijaca

[IL_Divo022]

meni skroz ok

[HPLC]

Meni se uopste ne svidjaju, a tripuju se da su skupi i/ili high-end robna marka...

Gledao sam po prodavnicama, i nailazio sam samo na par stvarcica koje mi se iole dopadaju...

Prodavci su (gotovo uvek) belci, uobrazeni, nesposobni i jeeedva cekaju da okrpe musteriju. Prekoplotashice

Znaci, bljak A & F !

[ns.happy]

sta znaci prekoplotasice?

[ogi_ns]

correct me if i-m wrong but - niko nikad ne bi ni skontao da je neka stvar AF da nema tih ogromnih slova po njoj.

[stefan19]

Haha... TOTALLY GAY!

A evo i kako jedna njihova radnja otprilike izgleda:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgVdMOWY ... re=related

[stefan19]

A evo i parodije sa Mad Tv na ovu prodavnicu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3-Wzqfb ... re=related

[Sing]

Abercrombie & Fitch
A store that was formed in 1892 as a hunting supply/surplus company. Is now a clothing store popular on college campuses and high schools. More expensive than most other clothing stores, (Gap, American Eagle, Old Navy, etc.) yet people still pay for it. Also owns two stores targeted at elementary/middle school-aged kids: abercrombie (all lower case) and Hollister Co., which is supposed to have a California/surfer image. Love it or hate it, it isn't going to go anywhere for a while.

[Sing]

A store that makes a majority of it's sales off of near pornographic advertisement and the false promise of higher quality materials in their clothing. A majority of this clothing is made in China and India, while it is designed in the United States. The clothes are very inexpensive to make, as the materials and wages per average item cost around $8.00. Reports of child labor have been proven false by FBI investigations in Southeast Asia, but it has been verified that the labor conditions are harsh, and the average wage of workers has been established at 75% below the national standard. (In other words, $1.29 an hour.)

[HPLC]

Originally posted by ns.happy
sta znaci prekoplotasice?

Onaj koji preko plota posmatra sta radi komsinica, pa brze-bolje do glavnog shora da ispere usta istom

[Sixto]

AF je meni sexy, ali samo kad ne gledam police s pantalonama! To sve izgleda kao s djubreta da je doneseno i nabacano! Definitivno ne stoji svima!

[unic0rn]

Originally posted by stefan19
A evo i parodije sa Mad Tv na ovu prodavnicu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3-Wzqfb ... re=related

it's funny cuz it's true ... jedino sto nije dovoljno zamracheno )

[MARQUE]

Imam dosta A&F robe i super su mi. Majice su relativno kvalitetne i uske što mi se sviđa, nije onako da "plese" oko tebe (naravno ako je rijec o original A&F iz ducana ili sa njihove web stranice, ako je fake sa ebay-a onda je sva rastegnuta pa od toga treba bježat ko vrag od tamjana) .. te njihove muscle fit majice su uglavnom po našim europskim brojevima za jedan broj manje, pa tako ako netko nosi L po europskom broju, onda u A&F uzimas XL

Sa njihove web stranice se uglavnom ne isplati narucivati u ove nase krajeve jer salju iskljucivo preko FedEx-a koji ima preskupu postarinu, pa kada ti lupe jos carinu, pdv i troškove špedicije jedna majica od 70$ ti na kraju ispadne ni manje ni vise nego 225$ (za HR).. jedino ukoliko imas nekog u USA pa ti moze poslat obicnom postom, onda je to sasvim druga prica

[Sunce]

Originally posted by ns.happy
newyorker je moja pijaca

uzasan je.

[ns.happy]

jeste

[pazzaz]

ovo je samo dokaz kako kampanje pobedjuju kvalitet, dizajn ili sta vec i kako je gay ljude lako namamiti

[MARQUE]

Ovo mi je bilo dobro prošle godine na USA izborima kako su se američki mediji uznemirili zbog trojice "pedera" koji su se pojavili iza Obame u A&F majicama

Who the hell are the Abercrombie & Fitch guys?



If you were watching Obama's concession speech last night then you saw them: Three guys standing two rows behind the candidate in what is usually a carefully-selected backdrop of loyal sign-waving supporters, each sporting t-shirts clearly bearing the logos of Abercrombie & Fitch. During Obama's speech, they waved their signs dutifully but also clearly communicated with each other; at one point, one of them blackberried. Obama's speech was great as usual (and nice line to slip in there about 4-or-8 years!) but it was distracting to see that huge "FITCH" in the background and see the trio of average-looking dudes bobbing behind his head. Who were they and what were they doing there? Maybe it's a plot by the Obama campaign to win back the gay community, which has something of a taste for the youth clothing retailer and, especially, its catalogs, but whose vote is basically owned by Hillary Clinton. But gays aren't really a swing vote in the upcoming Indiana or North Carolina primaries, nor in the Democratic party's upcoming battle against Republican nominee John McCain.

Alas, there are no answers, other than from the Obama campaign (not a secret fundraising scheme) or Abercrombie (please, as if their models wear clothes). USA Today's Mark Mermott wants answers, dammit, asking for tipsters to sell out their trendy friends; Jeff Jarvis thinks it's hilarious that the Obama campaign actually embodies its own "demographic cliche"; Gawker thinks it was a secret pander to the gays; AdRants thinks it's too coincidental to be a coincidence; Queerty thinks Abercrombie & Fitch is the opiate of the masses; Matt Cooper thinks the guys in the shirts were just "meatheads" (though maybe that title goes to whoever is supposed to carefully arrange the crowd behind the candidate).

Who were these guys and do they wear the same brand because they're unimaginative or because they're secret plants or because they thought it would be hilarious to do on live TV or because they're roommates and one of them cooks, one of them cleans and one of them does the shopping? The secret will out eventually — it's the YouTube generation, after all — and no doubt we'll see these three guys on cable sometime soon. But probably they won't get an Abercrombie contract. Well, maybe the one on the right.