The best material for shirts is pure wool, wool is like the best fabric ever made, or ever can be made. These globalist assholes want you to think some plastic garbage is the greatest thing ever. Sure plastic is awesome until a few years later then its garbage. Wool will last a lifetime, don't be a hippy dork, buy wool.
Last edited by Hooked; 2015-12-15 at 09:27 AM.
No I only wear blanket lined mackinaw shirts. I had a nice fleece lined one also from oneil, they are pretty comfy as well.
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You are a potential fan, Im not going to guarantee you admittance to being a future true believer though.
Thermal blanket, hand warmers, flares, rope, shovel, scraper, batteryless flashlight, crank radio, camping cook kit, salt bag, sand bag, generator, jumper cables, spare battery, can opener, preserved food.
Might put a baseball bat and my .22 in there if I fear a zombie apocalypse.
now how's a .22 going to stop a zombie?
"I'm not stuck in the trench, I'm maintaining my rating."
Visit local Goodwill store.
Purchase flannel shirt for $1.
Post to eBay with description:
Charge clueless hipster douchebags $400."For sale one Averly Mikkel & Co. flannel
shirt hand knitted in the Huntley technique
circa 1974.
Previous worn by Brax Thad-Lundrestien
during his solo bicycle trek through the
Chiang Mai village in south Lamphun.
You'll be totes shape in a drape n' claws
sharp as you sport this round the local
gin mill or off cobb kombucha dive."
Cash your check and enjoy your money sir.
MAGA
When all you do is WIN WIN WIN
Not very reliable. Humans survive headshots from .22s.
Pack something stronger or like a shotgun in case you ever need to kill 2 zombies in the same room as you
"I'm not stuck in the trench, I'm maintaining my rating."
I love how wearing certain types of clothes gets you a label.
depends where you live i guess. i live in a logging/trucking/hunting town so flannels here are insanely common, but apparently they make you a hipster in other parts of the world.
The biggest city nearest me is the hipster capital of the USA and they wear anything vintage or h&m mostly. Apparently they are outhipstering all the hipsters in other states who think flannels are still hipster.
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"I'm not stuck in the trench, I'm maintaining my rating."
I still don't even know what a hipster is, but I bought a hat in my home town before I left, and when I was accused of being one because I wore it, it was the first time I heard the world. I come from a small town of 500 people by the way, so I found this pretty silly to be labeled something just because I wore a hat.