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DOOM_CLONE
September 29, 2013
For those of you interested in being a
doom clone, here are the basics:
Combat pants, usually black,
sometimes green or khaki or POCKET_MARKED
(lately) slate gray.
T-shirt, showing an ambiguous
logo or image with *no text*.
Both shirts are
Long-sleeved shirt that buttons always tucked-in.
up the front, worn partially
open over the T-shirt.
This second layer can only
Shoes: something like plain be worn if weather allows,
high-top sneakers or black and frequently it doesn't
combat boots. in the Bay Area.
The modern athletic shoe doesn't
work at all, much to my annoyance:
bright white, or radioactive neon The long-sleeved shirts
clashing colors, made of hundreds I wear are nearly always
of busy little pieces glued or sewn dark, deep colors; not
together, invariably made in China. the light pale pastels
of office wear.
There's an endless supply
of these long-sleeved
shirts available at thrift
stores-- guys must get them
Colors: for weddings and then never
black wear them again.
green, usually dark
purple/maroon, usually dark Some of them actually
require cuff-links.
Sometimes:
gray, red
Combination rules:
Never blue.
black goes with anything
(I make rare (of course), though
exceptions actual blacks are not
for deep, usually true black, and
midnight typically have a tint
blues.) like purple or green.
When I was a kid I would
wear "navy" on occasion, Green always goes with
but I've long since purple/maroon.
gotten disgusted with
it, it's like a phoney, Green rarely goes with
uncommitted black. another green: shades of
green clash with each other.
I have absolutely no difficulty
about gettting dressed in the
morning, and there's nothing
particularly fussy or impractical
about these outfits.
Nevertheless I get praise from
women for often looking "dressed Guys sometimes hassle me for
up". It doesn't take much. always looking like I'm on my
way to a night club.
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