'Dear Designer'

[Dane]

The Ubuntu people are the new Apple people. What to preach when Ubuntu gets too mainstream?

[hallucination]

Mainstream is irrelevant. It's the distinction between proprietorship and open source.

[copacetic]

i've been on sz for about a year, and this apple vs. pc/linux/whatever digression is probably the most dull, tiresome, amateurish, reductive, disjointed, poorly-written, nonsensical discussion i've come across.

what's more, it's the wrong thread. stfu.

[hallucination]

"I been here for bla bla years",

You may have missed out, "uninformed, diluted, insular". If that makes you even more intelligent.

This could lead to a meaningful discussion, "divorce commercialism".

[phiman]

Dear Boris,

wtf is wrong with your sizing. How come your pants fit so uber-large that even an S is too big on me and on the other hand your longsleeves are so tight that my arms won't fit in them?
I want to get buried in your clothes nonetheless.

[beardown]

Well, the problem is that designers don't create one-size-fits-all clothing. There are designers that I really like that I know I can't wear and shouldn't wear. That's just how it goes. Trying to stuff yourself into something you clearly won't fit into isn't doing yourself any favor.

Find some designers who create for your body type or pair up with a really good tailor and see what can be done. Generally speaking, when you change the proportions and fit so you can wear them, you end up changing the aesthetic to a degree, unfortunately.

Head over to Rick's muumuu section...his shit will fit everyone.

[interest1]

your skin on mine

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.Dear Rick,

.This one is for you:

p.s. I heart my new birthday suit