Spagbook

[EK WAFFLR]

Nigel, that picture needs to be on an album cover!

[EK WAFFLR]

Ten years ago, I looked like this:

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Ten years ago, I looked like this:

Man, that doesn't even look like you. I'm going to have to see if I can dig up a 2004ish photo of me. I think that may have been the last year I had long hair.

[Cramulus]

related to the hipster/geek thing, and the blurry line between nerd and hipster: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3xe-Wxio1o

You're probably a hipster.

We all hate hipsters, right? They seem so smug and arrogant, with their ray bans and scarves and ironic t-shirts. Even those who CLEARLY ARE hipsters still recoil at the label. Embracing irony over earnestness, the key to hipsters is not just what they enjoy, but how they enjoy it. Borrowing from other subcultures, (see: Handlebar mustaches and flannel shirts), hipsters reappropriate these fashion elements as their own. But don't we all do that? Our own fashion came from SOMEWHERE, and certainly has been refined. Do we all have a little bit of hipster blood in us?

[East Coast Hustle]

From the "oldies but goodies" grab-bag:


Out in Maine - this is back in '99 or 2000, can't remember which exactly. Spent the summer as a painter/gas jockey and lived in an apartment above the town dive bar in a building owned (at the time) by an insane ward of the state.


This is from the night of 9/11. It was my friend/neighbor's birthday (the girl in the pic) and we decided we weren't going to let a little terrorism ruin our fun. I streaked down 1st Ave. in Belltown and put my balls against the glass of El Gaucho right in front of some extremely rich peoples' table. Oh, and I swallowed a bullet with a shot of tequila.


I don't know what I was doing here but it was probably bad.

[Suu]

Well, fuck, if we're doing throwbacks.

[Suu]

I haven't worn this since I was 21 years old. I'm at 152lbs now, I was about 145 then and thought I was "fat" because I had gained fluff when I moved to RI.



The big test will be fitting into the wedding dress from 2006, when I weighed 130lbs and was still training regularly before I fucked my knees up. Though I'm hoping someone will fucking buy that thing so it doesn't come with me to NH. Either way, I'm pleased, I was wondering if I was going to have to sell this or give it away because I wasn't sure if I'd ever be this small again. My goal is to be a size 10 by July. I doubt I will be able to safely go smaller than that, I'm just not built for it and I can already feel my hip bones protruding at size 12.

[LMNO]

Hot.

[Vaud]

Beard.


Mustache.


Today. 

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Wow, you are startlingly handsome without facial hair.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I haven't worn this since I was 21 years old. I'm at 152lbs now, I was about 145 then and thought I was "fat" because I had gained fluff when I moved to RI.



The big test will be fitting into the wedding dress from 2006, when I weighed 130lbs and was still training regularly before I fucked my knees up. Though I'm hoping someone will fucking buy that thing so it doesn't come with me to NH. Either way, I'm pleased, I was wondering if I was going to have to sell this or give it away because I wasn't sure if I'd ever be this small again. My goal is to be a size 10 by July. I doubt I will be able to safely go smaller than that, I'm just not built for it and I can already feel my hip bones protruding at size 12.

That is a lovely dress and you look great in it.

[Salty]

Got myself a nice printer/scanner for school.

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[Ben Shapiro]

Daaaww retro pics.

[Suu]

Aww! You were a little cutey, Alty!

[Vaud]

Wow, you are startlingly handsome without facial hair.

That is the second time you've ever called me handsome, and I much appreciate the compliment.