LeBron sneakers test $300 limit
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William Bassington
that boy
no way in hell would I pay $300 for these LeBrons though
DaChampIsHere
Survive the drought
Guess I'm good then...
Only reason I came at you was because you made it seem like you didn't own ANY kind of professional/dress attire. You then stated you did though.
Edit: still a lot to spend on shoes, IMO though, just for fashion/to look "good".
...Nike told the Journal that it is passing along price increases because of the increased cost of materials like cotton...
What?
I've been to the Nike HQ campus in Beaverton, Oregon. It's like modern and fancy. Man-made lake. Euro-look offices. What do they mean passing price increases on cotton. Most of the sneaker is made of rubber and synthetic leather. They are passing the cost of celebrity endorsements onto the consumer.
What?
I've been to the Nike HQ campus in Beaverton, Oregon. It's like modern and fancy. Man-made lake. Euro-look offices. What do they mean passing price increases on cotton. Most of the sneaker is made of rubber and synthetic leather. They are passing the cost of celebrity endorsements onto the consumer.
JasonSJackson
Jah Sun Ma'at Ra
^^^^^^
rhetoric
firstly, youre not just stating your opinion, you're asking a question. And the question youre asking is inquiring (WORRYING) about where another man wears his expensive ass sneakers.
secondly, u post like a fakkit ass nikka. eat a dikk
Fredrick Thuglas
Banned
If i find a post selling bootlegs for reasonably lower...Imma cake of this shyt.
No one has said anything about needing or practicality of anything aside from personal preferences, so you can stop making phantom arguments.
Anyway, no one cares if you think you know more about sneakers (specifically basketball), even though you don't have to buy cars, artwork or guns to be into them, but i highly doubt someone who is into these aren't going to purchase them.
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
I've never seen any one wear lebrons. Dude has some ugly ass shoes. Anyone who buys them joints is the definition of a name brand follower 
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.Anyone who buys the sneakers with their own money can "afford" them, thats not even the point really. If you have the $$$ to buy something you can "afford" it, doesn't mean its a good idea though.i didnt create that logic, thats all you
what I said is...some of us can afford to buy expensive sneakers, meaning it doesnt hurt us financially...obviously if you have to use your entire paycheck you cant 'afford' the shoes...
The fact that you made the point to say you could afford them though to me says you associate these sneakers w/having money, which to me is silly as hell. I am not even knocking people who buy expensive sneakers, I have some expensive boots + shoes, the difference is I don't see having them as something to brag about or defend.
JasonSJackson
Jah Sun Ma'at Ra
Ur comments are those of a bytch ass nikka..........ALL OF THEM..........
if nikkas wasnt upside your head everyday in school them nikkas was soft.
DaChampIsHere
Survive the drought
No one has said anything about needing or practicality of anything aside from personal preferences, so you can stop making phantom arguments.
Anyway, no one cares if you think you know more about sneakers (specifically basketball), even though you don't have to buy cars, artwork or guns to be into them, but i highly doubt someone who is into these aren't going to purchase them.
Im not making a phantom argument. People just keep dodging questions that proves them wrong. I don't see how that makes anything in typing "phantom"
A lot of people's allure for cars/guns depends on the actual feel of things, so buying is a necessity. A person who is into art may attempt at create their own. Art is a visual thing though, as most pieces don't have authentic duplicates. Doesn't really compare to mass produced consumer items set for sale on open markets.
Once again
I'm asking a question because I'm curious. That is what questions usually imply. I'm just wondering where these places are for adults cause I haven't been there since high school? If its something you're so proud of why are you afraid to answer the question? Where are overly expensive sneakers the norm?
JasonSJackson
Jah Sun Ma'at Ra
Im not making a phantom argument. People just keep dodging questions that proves them wrong. I don't see how that makes anything in typing "phantom"
A lot of people's allure for cars/guns depends on the actual feel of things, so buying is a necessity. A person who is into art may attempt at create their own. Art is a visual thing though, as most pieces don't have authentic duplicates. Doesn't really compare to mass produced consumer items set for sale on open markets.
Once again
I'm asking a question because I'm curious. That is what questions usually imply. I'm just wondering where these places are for adults cause I haven't been there since high school? If its something you're so proud of why are you afraid to answer the question? Where are overly expensive sneakers the norm?
smh.....u still dont get it
I realized not too long ago a nice fitted button-up with jeans and dress shoes will take a dump on anyone in their 20's rocking a snapback, $200+ shoes, knockoff shades, and baggy jeans...the same negro who doesn't even have a car of his own
These are the average consumers of Jordans/LeBrons, are you really trying to be associated with this?
These are the average consumers of Jordans/LeBrons, are you really trying to be associated with this?
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DaChampIsHere
Survive the drought
Whatever. You don't have an answer for obvious reasons.
I can give places where dress/professional shoes are the norm, even specific brands and places, but no one can name these places where expensive Jordan's and Lebron's that you have to camp out for are the norm.
Go figure.
Confirms my exact beliefs about Coli posters.