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The (label) King has Returned!
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ruben
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I didn't/don't really read enough to for a full opinion, but labelking really
impressed me.
When I was younger I clumsily fashioned myself afetr what I though Evelyn Waugh was like, I wanted to be a kind of witty, conservative aesthete.
LK seemed to do it better, and funnier and cooler than I ever could.
He also seemed kinda mean and judgmental, not in a bad way, but I imagine if you met him in real life he'd be disgusted.
impressed me.
When I was younger I clumsily fashioned myself afetr what I though Evelyn Waugh was like, I wanted to be a kind of witty, conservative aesthete.
LK seemed to do it better, and funnier and cooler than I ever could.
He also seemed kinda mean and judgmental, not in a bad way, but I imagine if you met him in real life he'd be disgusted.
pvrhye
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LK's got more style in his booger-picking finger than you as a whole do.Originally Posted by HORNS
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vonspan...n/photostream/
That's probably more literally true than you imagined. Dig the ring on his right index finger.
Lucky Strike
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LK doesn't disappoint. Good stuff.
philosophe
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Maybe Afglamistan.Originally Posted by chorse123
LK's decadence is always a treat.
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