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Aha! Check out what I found! 
. Pretty funny. My friend and I were making fun of 90's styles last week. He asked me if I remembered these ridiculous and stupid giant ass jeans. I said no. He sent a pic of 90's style teens and we laughed and laughed....Gary is wearing them.
In fact. They all kind look like an alternative/Grunge band, (except Paul who just looks bumy.) You know who never did that? Testament!
. Pretty funny. My friend and I were making fun of 90's styles last week. He asked me if I remembered these ridiculous and stupid giant ass jeans. I said no. He sent a pic of 90's style teens and we laughed and laughed....Gary is wearing them.In fact. They all kind look like an alternative/Grunge band, (except Paul who just looks bumy.) You know who never did that? Testament!
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You gotta feel comfortable when your letting rip
Gary is also wearing something odd on his face. I hope it doesn't bite him!
That are really hippy pants which I think most people here called flares, I remember them from a similar time. Less than a decade earlier in the early 80's if one was caught wearing such things at school they'd get picked on. Then by the early 90's bands all over the place were wearing them as a nod to the drug culture of the music that came before them, at least I assume that's why. I think many musos wore them trying to emulate people like Hendrix, and bands like Deep Purple etc, then they tripped over the darn things, hurt themselves and if they weren't stoned they remembered the pain and started to dress normal again!!
Gary is also wearing something odd on his face. I hope it doesn't bite him!
That are really hippy pants which I think most people here called flares, I remember them from a similar time. Less than a decade earlier in the early 80's if one was caught wearing such things at school they'd get picked on. Then by the early 90's bands all over the place were wearing them as a nod to the drug culture of the music that came before them, at least I assume that's why. I think many musos wore them trying to emulate people like Hendrix, and bands like Deep Purple etc, then they tripped over the darn things, hurt themselves and if they weren't stoned they remembered the pain and started to dress normal again!!
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There is a article on Metal Injection about Zakk Wylde remembering the first time he met Dime. The headline is "Zakk Wylde Remembers When He Met Dimebag Darrell For The First Time".
In his own words “He was like Santa Claus with a pink beard”. How the fuck did Metal Injection read the article that originally came from Metal Hammer and not use Zakk's words as a headline. What the fuck is wrong with journalists today, they copied the article but ran with a boring headline a 2 year old could have made up.
In his own words “He was like Santa Claus with a pink beard”. How the fuck did Metal Injection read the article that originally came from Metal Hammer and not use Zakk's words as a headline. What the fuck is wrong with journalists today, they copied the article but ran with a boring headline a 2 year old could have made up.
They don't look comfy to me. A big floppy flowing pant leg. Nah. What's to protect you from wasps?!You gotta feel comfortable when your letting rip
Gary is also wearing something odd on his face. I hope it doesn't bite him!
That are really hippy pants which I think most people here called flares, I remember them from a similar time. Less than a decade earlier in the early 80's if one was caught wearing such things at school they'd get picked on. Then by the early 90's bands all over the place were wearing them as a nod to the drug culture of the music that came before them, at least I assume that's why. I think many musos wore them trying to emulate people like Hendrix, and bands like Deep Purple etc, then they tripped over the darn things, hurt themselves and if they weren't stoned they remembered the pain and started to dress normal again!!
Oh it was definitely part of that new 90's hippy and hipster movement. But weren't the 60's jeans Bell bottoms? I don't remember these mammoth jeans until the 90's. At any rate. I called and will always call them stupid fucking hipster jeans.
Lol. No flair at all! It's the pageantry that separates the pro sites from the inferior ones!
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They probably don't protect you from an army of fire ants either but the risk of attack from either can be minimised.
Oh yeah I'm sure there is a difference between bell bottoms and flares, but I'm fucked if I know what it is.
Tripster jeans might be a better name
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Asking someone a question they haven't already answered 100 times in their career would help too!
Tripster jeans might be a better name
. Yup!
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Nope your both wrong,they’re called “WIGGER” jeans!
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Oh yeah I'm sure there is a difference between bell bottoms and flares, but I'm fucked if I know what it is.
Tripster jeans might be a better name
They weren't all that bad, but I never wore them. Standards of decency and all that stuff.
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"I didn't have any but I know the name of them," he said while trying to look innocent.
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Boom! But don't those need to be around the knees when they're worn? I guess Gary would have had a hard time playing on stage that way though!
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