As with some of my other posts, I actually considered putting this one on Esther's Follies first, but it's a semi-serious question.
A lot of us did it in high school or college, outgrew it, and are not proud of it. Others never outgrew it and still see nothing wrong with it. I'm not talking about wiping your nose goblins on the wall of the bathroom stall or asking your girlfriend to hook up with her best friend while you watch. I'm talking about shopping at Abercrombie & Fitch or wearing Abercrombie & Fitch clothing.
Some of us wore A&F stuff in high school and ditched it in college. Some of us continued to wear A&F in college and then ditched it in grad school. Some of us never outgrew it despite noticing the fact that there is never anyone over the age of 16 in an A&F store.
Chances are good that you have a friend who still clings to his A&F gear. You know the dude--he's the guy moping at weddings talking about how the dumbass groom is ruining their friendship by getting married, sneaking a draw out of his flask during the wedding vows despite being a part of the wedding party and in plain view of everyone, hitting on college freshmen, working in the same starter job as when you all graduated...and still wearing A&F stuff.
Maybe he reads HornFans. Help me tell him that 36-years-old is too damn old to be buying anything at A&F for yourself. Or maybe I'm wrong. Either way, let's hear your opinions.
A lot of us did it in high school or college, outgrew it, and are not proud of it. Others never outgrew it and still see nothing wrong with it. I'm not talking about wiping your nose goblins on the wall of the bathroom stall or asking your girlfriend to hook up with her best friend while you watch. I'm talking about shopping at Abercrombie & Fitch or wearing Abercrombie & Fitch clothing.
Some of us wore A&F stuff in high school and ditched it in college. Some of us continued to wear A&F in college and then ditched it in grad school. Some of us never outgrew it despite noticing the fact that there is never anyone over the age of 16 in an A&F store.
Chances are good that you have a friend who still clings to his A&F gear. You know the dude--he's the guy moping at weddings talking about how the dumbass groom is ruining their friendship by getting married, sneaking a draw out of his flask during the wedding vows despite being a part of the wedding party and in plain view of everyone, hitting on college freshmen, working in the same starter job as when you all graduated...and still wearing A&F stuff.
Maybe he reads HornFans. Help me tell him that 36-years-old is too damn old to be buying anything at A&F for yourself. Or maybe I'm wrong. Either way, let's hear your opinions.
