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    IH-634S - 21oz Selvedge Denim Straight Cut Jeans - Indigo

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    • GilesG
      Giles
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      And we loved having you work with us Tender - Thank You…..

      "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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      • SeruRitchiS
        SeruRitchi
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        @mclaincausey:

        I'm in Minneapolis.  Let me explain what that means.  It means you're either kind of a schmaltzy type who likes wearing bowling shirts and eating tater tot casseroles, or you're a hipster wearing skinny jeans, flannels, a beard, horn-rims, and a smug sense of self-satisfaction, particularly about your obscure taste in music and artisinal food and beverage products.

        Ha that was so unfair.  I stand by the stereotypes, but none of my friends are like that.  Probably because most of us are transplants!  ZING

        I just googled tater tot casserole and the images make it look yummy, but I'll definitely give the bowling shirts a miss.  :o

        Until today I didn't really know what a hipster was either, so thanks for the education in US culture and language.  🙂

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        • mclaincauseyM
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          Yeah not a huge casserole guy but there's a restaurant called "Haute Dish" (play on the term "hot dish," which categorizes such casseroles) that does a deconstructed tater tot hot dish with bechamel and short rib that is a mind blower 🙂

          Think it, be it.

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          • RocknRollR
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            Awesome pictures Tender.

            Giles….what is going on with your thumb? That's the weirdest shaped thumb I've seen.

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            • SeruRitchiS
              SeruRitchi
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              @mclaincausey:

              Yeah not a huge casserole guy but there's a restaurant called "Haute Dish" (play on the term "hot dish," which categorizes such casseroles) that does a deconstructed tater tot hot dish with bechamel and short rib that is a mind blower 🙂

              Thanks mclaincausey, that's another question I had about US language/culture ticked off the list.

              I played a Walking Dead game recently and thought one of the characters said "hot dish night", but because of his accent I wasn't 100% sure and just guessed his other nights must be cold dish nights. It all makes sense now.

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              • SeulS
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                @RocknRoll:

                Giles….what is going on with your thumb? That's the weirdest shaped thumb I've seen.

                It used to be a toe.

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                • Adman103A
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                  @RocknRoll:

                  Awesome pictures Tender.

                  Giles….what is going on with your thumb? That's the weirdest shaped thumb I've seen.

                  His thumb is of a type nicknamed the Hitchhiker's Thumb.  What's going on with it?  Nothing but normal genetics, as it turns out.  Check it out:
                  http://udel.edu/~mcdonald/myththumb.html

                  BTW, sorry to be talking about your thumb Giles!

                  Guitars, denim, and astronomy

                  666PD, Vulcans, 666SII, 666D, and 666XHS

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                  • GilesG
                    Giles
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                    @RocknRoll:

                    Giles….what is going on with your thumb? That's the weirdest shaped thumb I've seen.

                    Adam103 nails it.  However, I can't do that with my left thump as I sliced through the tendon when whittling a stick in my teens.  The resultant scar tissue means the left thumb does not bend as much….

                    "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                    • zhivagoZ
                      zhivago
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                      Little known fact…It's Giles' thumb that forged our instant friendship and trust. His toes (lack of) cemented things!

                      Zhivago

                      MM: "we all got to start somewhere"

                      G: "Never once did he bitch, moan or complain.  He just motivated the team and got on with it"

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                      • injunjackI
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                        ha, totally offtopic, I have hitchikers thumbs as well…

                        I think that's why I didn't pay any attention to Gs thumb. Straight thumbs are weird.

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                        • GilesG
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                          @zhivago:

                          Little known fact…It's Giles' thumb that forged our instant friendship and trust. His toes (lack of) cemented things!

                          So little, I had no idea…..

                          "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                          • ohighyoO
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                            It's my avatar of Giles that really sealed our friendship, you sexy Beast you!

                            Slipping gradually into senility

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                              After a search, iirc, these are one washed i.e. low/no starch. Just confirming do I need to soak these to prolong life before wearing forever? Was a bit skeptical on the reported softness but these are really… soft. Is it exactly as soft as previous Zimbabwe cotton?

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                              • ChrisC
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                                You can wash them if you want to, but it's not necessary.  They should be fine either way.

                                As for the softness and the source of the cotton, I'm guessing that Haraki never would have allowed them out of the factory if they weren't as good, if not better, than the previous production runs.

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                                • injunjackI
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                                  Like Chris said no need, but I would. There is quite amount of starch in these jeans…

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                                  • GilesG
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                                    @element1:

                                    Is it exactly as soft as previous Zimbabwe cotton?

                                    No one noticed the change from Zimbabwe to USA, including me.  The softness is a function of the way we construct the weft as much as the length of the staple.  There is no need to soak as we have done it for you, but there will certainly be no harm in doing so.  It is not starch that you will see coming out of the denim, it is the colour fastening product we use to retard fade…

                                    "OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011

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                                    • injunjackI
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                                      @Giles:

                                      It is not starch that you will see coming out of the denim, it is the colour fastening product we use to retard fade…

                                      I stand corrected…

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                                        Was thinking and reflecting on these tonight. These jeans literally changed my life. They impressed me so much at the time, and continue to 1.5 years later, that my entire wardrobe has shifted, as well as my aims and ideas of what life could be. These jeans partly opened my love of denim from something in hiding to loud and proud. They're that good. Life changers.

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                                          They've certainly shifted my view of how good jeans can/should be. I got a pair a few weeks ago, my first pair of IH jeans, and since then I don't really like wearing any of my other jeans. They just feel like paper in comparison.

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                                            just bought 634s and down 2 hehe like it !

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