http://www.fashionverbatim.com/20090616/i-will-never-get-enough-girbaud-ever/ Mon, 09 Jan 2012 08:49:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.fashionverbatim.com/20090616/i-will-never-get-enough-girbaud-ever/comment-page-1/#comment-25143 Brigid Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:11:53 +0000 http://www.fashionverbatim.net/?p=7392#comment-25143 Thanks for the heads up, Greg! Great store...everyone should click the link Thanks for the heads up, Greg! Great store…everyone should click the link

]]> http://www.fashionverbatim.com/20090616/i-will-never-get-enough-girbaud-ever/comment-page-1/#comment-25139 Greg Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:00:43 +0000 http://www.fashionverbatim.net/?p=7392#comment-25139 It's so funny you posted this, because I don't think many people know how fashionable Girbaud is! They always think of the jean from the 80s and 90s. I think it kind of has a cult following in America. I posted about this last week. http://www.bnyonmain.com/blog/?p=125. Check it out.. there's a sneak of what we're carrying for next season and everything from this season is 50% off! It’s so funny you posted this, because I don’t think many people know how fashionable Girbaud is! They always think of the jean from the 80s and 90s. I think it kind of has a cult following in America. I posted about this last week. http://www.bnyonmain.com/blog/?p=125. Check it out.. there’s a sneak of what we’re carrying for next season and everything from this season is 50% off!

]]> http://www.fashionverbatim.com/20090616/i-will-never-get-enough-girbaud-ever/comment-page-1/#comment-25137 Matt Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:01:53 +0000 http://www.fashionverbatim.net/?p=7392#comment-25137 It's refreshing to know that even fashion blogs are an appropriate place to make snide comments about the church. Does it occur to you that the ad elevates consumerism to the level of religious symbol? Assuming it does occur to you, does that bother you at all? If it doesn't bother you, does it occur to you that you're probably unable to recognize the difference between the sacred and profane, the ineffable and the quotidian? If I could not discern the difference, I think I'd be pretty upset when I came to realize it. Then again, these are quality of life issues that I probably shouldn't expect you to know anything about, so by all means, continue to get your culture from advertisements. Cheers! It’s refreshing to know that even fashion blogs are an appropriate place to make snide comments about the church. Does it occur to you that the ad elevates consumerism to the level of religious symbol? Assuming it does occur to you, does that bother you at all? If it doesn’t bother you, does it occur to you that you’re probably unable to recognize the difference between the sacred and profane, the ineffable and the quotidian? If I could not discern the difference, I think I’d be pretty upset when I came to realize it. Then again, these are quality of life issues that I probably shouldn’t expect you to know anything about, so by all means, continue to get your culture from advertisements. Cheers!

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