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Oh, but now that you've made it through, it's going to be the source of entertaining stories and pictures for years to come, Mega. Totally worth it.:)
Reminds me of the wedding of one of my cousins, many, many years ago. The groom, who turned out to be a giant douchebag that hit her, really blew it out for his bachelor's party. So much so that he ended up arrested and my uncle (the bride's father) had to bail him out so that he could make it to the wedding- 45 minutes late. I was only about 12-14 at the time, so I didn't get the full story til years later. I just remember thinking he looked like hammered sh!t on his wedding day.
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Oh, but now that you've made it through, it's going to be the source of entertaining stories and pictures for years to come, Mega. Totally worth it.:)i do remember that post of yours Mega
…i´ve tried to get those images out of my head, but they won´t do me that favour! 
*though you, mini and tommy looked ace. you were the party-saver!
I have to go look for this as I don't remember the story.
Reminds me of the wedding of one of my cousins, many, many years ago. The groom, who turned out to be a giant douchebag that hit her, really blew it out for his bachelor's party. So much so that he ended up arrested and my uncle (the bride's father) had to bail him out so that he could make it to the wedding- 45 minutes late. I was only about 12-14 at the time, so I didn't get the full story til years later. I just remember thinking he looked like hammered sh!t on his wedding day.
You would think that behavior would be a big red flag!!!
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Yeah, like I said, I didn't get the full story til years later, but apparently everyone hated him except my cousin. She didn't come around until he started punching her.
It was probably good that he went to jail for a while; her father was a scary man who owned a small farm and slaughtered his own meat. I think the son in law woulda had a shorter, much unhappier life if Uncle Jim had been able to do things his way.
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Backed. Thanks Names
+1, although I sort of like using Google translate on Boss Talk and imagining that Haraki-san writes in a cryptic, semi-poetic style when describing heavyweight denim and wabash…
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@Boss:
We've been lucky at Iron Heart, thanks to our customers that we were able to expand our line up so our customers can choose from variety of items that we produce. In the past when I was to go to meetings I used to have to explain "21oz is 1.5times that of 14oz and its very sturdy", but these days I feel that we are well known enough that we don't really need to explain that.
That being said, I get asked often "what is Iron Heart going to make next?" or "Make something that is very Iron Heart like". So, what should we do next?
Like cars, clothing that you want to wear changes over time.
The idea that we want to make great things, great clothing doesn't change.
We've got to step it up a notch.
I love this. Haraki saying that Iron Heart is about quality and durability, but not a specific style or type of clothing. As he changes, so will the products. And we're able to go along for the ride, which is cool.
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I love the "We've got to step it up a notch"
Yeah, damn Haraki-San has been slacking! Pick up the pace sir.
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The world lost a legend yesterday with the passing of Jim Marshall, founder and father of Marshall
amplifiers.
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…cheers eli and jestre!