>I don't wear cologne
>wearing cologne in the gym
faggot
>>35181922
>I make this thread every day in my mom's basement
Is that SK telecom's Classic?
>>35181922
I don't either
I have no one to impress. Deodorant works fine.
>>35181930
Maybe he's just a filthy Arab
http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/hollywood/ashton-kutcher-doesnt-wear-cologne-mila-kunis/
>wearing cologne
>2015
>not just fucking washing with simple soap and not being a sweaty gross fuccboi
>I wear chucks to the gym
>>35181922
Goddamn chinese cartoons and board games making our children queer DEATH TO THE MOOK.
>>35182050
i do this
seriously what is wrong with this if you actually lift
flat soles, incredibly durable, don't cost £180 and snap in half when you put something heavy on your back
what is wrong with you?
>>35182114
Poorfag detected.
>>35182114
>i do this
>seriously what is wrong with this if you actually lift
>flat soles, incredibly durable, don't cost £180 and snap in half when you put something heavy on your back
>what is wrong with you?
>>35182140
i'm in full-time CS ed, i'm not spending £120 on a pair of nike frees just so my feet look pretty in the gym, that shit pays for food and rent until i graduate
seriously though, i have never known anyone who actually lifts to not wear or have a pair actively on hand.
they look fine with if they're worn properly, pic related
>>35182177
>i'm in full-time CS ed, i'm not spending £120 on a pair of nike frees just so my feet look pretty in the gym, that shit pays for food and rent until i graduate
>seriously though, i have never known anyone who actually lifts to not wear or have a pair actively on hand.
>they look fine with if they're worn properly, pic related
>>35182177
Just trolling you man. I have a pair of chuck all stars, haha.
>>35182114
Holy shit dude you realise they are fucking basketball shoes oh my fuck enjoy your crippled adulthood faggot.
>>35182050
chucks are nice for diddily's and you don't need anything else unless you're gonna do cardio there too
>>35182187
man you're making me feel self conscious about my shoes i'm not even kidding
>>35182222
I'm just shitposting while I wait for my final in a few hours :)
>>35182257
you got small feet anon, my old chucks looked like clown shoes.
>>35182210
Uhhhhhhhh I don't think anyone wears the current chucks for basketball. They have literally zero support and are not suited for sprinting. If you use them for basketball, you're an idiot because today's basketball shoe designs are much more comfortable and better suited for things like jumping than the unchanged style of chucks. At this point they're better off as 1. Causal shoes, 2. Lifting shoes, 3. Skateboard shoes.
>>35182114
>that guy that takes these threads seriously
>>35182283
Fucking manlets, WWTL?
>>35182284
Since we're talking about chucks, what are the new Converse like? There was a Facebook campaign about Converse 2.0 but I've never bothered to look into it and this thread reminded me.
>>35182114
>I actually lift
>>35182392
>I’ve been wearing the Chuck II for three days now—riding my bike in them, walking across New York City in them, writing this article in them. The entire time I've been wearing them, I'm surprisingly conscious of the improvements that Cioffi detailed in his presentation. The foam-padded collar and memory foam-padded tongue, the perforated micro-suede lining, and the premium canvas didn’t mean much to me when he laid them all out, but when you wear the shoe, the materials are noticeable. They add up to a shoe that feels more fortified, substantial, and intricate.
But like Cioffi said, that wasn’t enough. The Chuck II needed what he referred to as a "game changer." I was skeptical when Cioffi said those words, thinking that after he spent 20 minutes detailing the Chuck II’s features, there was no way there was still room for a so-called game changer. But to ensure they got what they were after, Converse reached out to their parent company, Nike, which has owned the brand since 2003. Basically the NASA of sneaker technology, Nike created a Lunarlon sockliner for the Chuck II that was meant to solve the original Chucks' problem of hurting the soles and heels of your feet after extensive wear. Basically, you can now wear a Chuck with a foamy cushion for your feet, and it makes all the difference.
All of this adds up to an uncanny sensation of familiarity mixed with estrangement. When you look down at your feet, you see what looks like a classic Chuck. Yes, the iconic patch is embroidered now instead of painted on, and the overall look is more streamlined, but it’s still instantly recognizable as a Chuck Taylor, which was always Converse’s intention. But it doesn’t feel like a Chuck Taylor—also Converse’s intention. In that sense, they’ve accomplished what they set out to do.
cushioned soles, probably not good for lifting
reviews all say comfy as fuck though
>>35182456
i can deadlift 160kg for 8 reps at about 77kg
i can almost lift breh, soon we 2.5x bw
>>35182177
wait if you are in CS you should be able to make at least 20k per summer internship????
>>35182517
i graduate in june next year, no point
final year poverty status
>>35181922
I feel bad for this kid. He put in a lot of effort to look sick as fuck, yet he will never ever see a vagina in real life. It's fucking sad man. One day after he's lost all hope he'll pay a hooker for sex and then kill himself.
>>35183380
>I feel bad for /fit/. They put in a lot of effort to look sick as fuck, yet they will never ever see a vagina in real life. It's fucking sad man. One day after they'd lost all hope they'll pay a hooker for sex and then kill themselves.
