Look what's arrived in the post today!
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cheers @Peter & @spitfiredealer
as a counsellor i often work with people presenting with addiction issues at varying stages along the continuum of addiction. if i am completely honest my relationship with jeans does have some surprising and slightly disturbing parallels with some people i have worked with. sometimes i choose not to buy anymore jeans and then, for some seemingly (un)justifiable reason, i'm buying more jeans
sometimes i'll bid on a pair and set a limit and then i'll loose all control and spend more than i planned on a positive note i have plenty of denim to show for it
Deninhead….no need to explain...we all understand the addiction and the bankrupt thought process that goes along with it.
Now that you have confessed...you will be better...for a few days....maybe...I've never fallen down the stairs after buying jeans… can't say the same about alcohol. Or maybe I was pushed...
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@den1mhead i know that addiction feeling. Due to a baby on the way i have told myself i will only buy essential items i need from now on. Somehow i need to find a way to make the green buffalo UHF become a essential when it drops! lol
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it is often said that when the addict gets tired of the remonstrances from his friends, because of his actions and his behaviours, he ditches these judgmental friends and finds other like minded individuals.
Hi @Hereforthebeer @steelworker @khaki8 @spitfiredealer and all you other awesome like minded forum members, who identify with my struggles. long live Iron Heart
@skaterpunk437 - awesome DWCxUHR score
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it is often said that when the addict gets tired of the remonstrances from his friends, because of his actions and his behaviours, he ditches these judgmental friends and finds other like minded individuals.
Hi @Hereforthebeer @steelworker @khaki8 @spitfiredealer and all you other awesome like minded forum members, who identify with my struggles. long live Iron Heart
@skaterpunk437 - awesome DWCxUHR score
Denimhead….being an addict will only help you relate to your patients better...and remember when you have truly had enough you can always blame it on Giles....our resident enabler.
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My denim addiction has only recently returned, I've seen about 15 pairs of jeans that I want at the moment. The problem for me is that I hate to stockpile, I like to wear and use ever item of clothing that I own, so 20 pairs of jeans (no matter how much I want them) does not fit my practical mind.
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They are much better on you than me. Enjoy them, @den1mhead.
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Look what's arrived in the post today!
After selling 7 pairs of jeans, a shirt and a denim jacket I was able to buy (with a clearing conscience) the following from @MET, with money left over. MET is a lovely bloke to deal with
These IH-666UHR's are awesome with a wicked fit.
I will continue selling non IH gear so i can replace them with more IH pieces, guilt free
very good fit @den1mhead!
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How's that addiction therapy working for you? [emoji6]
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Oh my God, they are amazing… I know you were waiting patiently or impatiently for them. Hope you love them @Finkster
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Thx a lot @Black Orchid
Yep - they look amazing
… I will give them (and my another FP's of course) all my love and massive 'treatment' in the next days, weeks, months, .. 
