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wait what? LOL is it like those patriot uniforms?
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I meant kamees partoog damn this iPhone hahahahahaha
It wants me to speak English haha
Idk wtf that's is I meant kamees partoog hahahComment
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LOL i was wondering. I was like what does he do if he wears patriot clothes to work? That means hes one of those guys that dresses up and pretends they are going to war. And then i wondered why you would wanna marry someone like that LOL!!Comment
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Hahahaha yes that's what it sounds like hahahaha
But he wars normal clothes too both look nice on him he's more of a tshirt guy so tshirt and jeans and a jacket is a must cuz it's cold in uk
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Casually I wear jeans and t-shirts with Chucks or boots. I love this white-t-shirt, jeans and Chucks combo since I was a kid. American culture took a toll on me. haha
To work I wear a collared shirt, jeans and boots.
If people from the industry come or I have to hold a presentation, then a usually wear a tie and laces shoes.The only constant is change.Comment
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Men always look good in shalwar qameez, especially the Kandahari style.Originally posted by sgulab View PostComment
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You went to pakistan to find a husband, I doubt cloths will make much difference. Just kidding for starters I recommend he exercises so his cloths fit right. Having good proportions help's selective buying that fit "proper" is the key right from the get go.Originally posted by sgulab View PostAsalamu- alikum all!!!
So I have just come back from Pakistan and am now offically married (its been about 4 months Al- humdulilah)
Anyways, so when he gets here inshAllah hes gonna need a whole new wardrobe. I mean he cant just wear the dress pants and shirts that he has in pak. He needs more of those and more of the casual stuff which he doesnt have at all. The dressy stuff i cant deal with but the casual stuff im kinda having trouble with. Also, my little bro is well he doesnt really care to help lol.
So any ideas?
Avoid any combinations as such..
The guy in the middle is dresses sharp, the suit is a Turkish invention
Laila is Shalwar Qameez Afghan or Pashtu word is that like peran tomban?Quod Erat DemonstrandumComment
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Suit a turkish invention???? This I hear for the first time isn't it typical european?Comment
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^ No the suit is not a Turkish invention. Like everything else, it evolved to what it is now.True wisdom comes to each of us when we realize how little we understand about life, ourselves, and the world around us. - SocratesComment
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People say I look/dress like a skinhead. mainly because I wear a bomber jacket
[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.Comment
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Lol....... Of course rev, that jacket added to jeans and doc martens boots is a defacto uniform of neo-nazis in europe.Originally posted by RevolutionThroughReason View PostPeople say I look/dress like a skinhead. mainly because I wear a bomber jacket
However if you wore the jacket over your qamiz, and hitched your patog over your ankles by wrapping its top around the azarband, no one will confuse you with nazis.Comment
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Istanbul resides in Europe while the rest of Turkey in Eurasia or Asia-minor.Originally posted by Khostai View Post
..As most folks suggested, no one person invented the suit, but it was originated in Turkey around 1526 ace. Until this time the Europeans wore the traditional Roman unstitched garments that were wrapped around the body exposing hands and feet. Status was displayed by the amount of Jewelry one wore.
In the late 14th century the Turkish started crafting stitched clothing with designs and custom curves. The evolution continued and the present day style suit took shape in late 17th century which was greatly welcome by the rest of the Europeans and mostly the British started actually wearing suits regularly. The British did not invent the suit, they adopted the suits invented by the Turkish.
Today suits are worn in every part of the world with few exceptions. Most renowned museums display the early suits with credit properly given to the Turkish for its ingenuity.
The derby hat is also stated to be Turkish.Quod Erat DemonstrandumComment
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Well not necessarily Nazis but Skinheads, there are Non-Nazi Skinheads too.Originally posted by torkham View Post[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
2010 Admitting he's a blind believer not in God, but what other men says.Comment
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A person that dresses down or up knows themselves...clothes do not define a man it simply show his confidence.
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Ow oke I taught that it was English and most of the time the mujhahids and extremist see the suit as the clothes of the kafirs.....Originally posted by Apollyon View PostIstanbul resides in Europe while the rest of Turkey in Eurasia or Asia-minor.
..As most folks suggested, no one person invented the suit, but it was originated in Turkey around 1526 ace. Until this time the Europeans wore the traditional Roman unstitched garments that were wrapped around the body exposing hands and feet. Status was displayed by the amount of Jewelry one wore.
In the late 14th century the Turkish started crafting stitched clothing with designs and custom curves. The evolution continued and the present day style suit took shape in late 17th century which was greatly welcome by the rest of the Europeans and mostly the British started actually wearing suits regularly. The British did not invent the suit, they adopted the suits invented by the Turkish.
Today suits are worn in every part of the world with few exceptions. Most renowned museums display the early suits with credit properly given to the Turkish for its ingenuity.
The derby hat is also stated to be Turkish.Comment
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