It is kind of funny. I've never seen such a homogeneous poll!Originally Posted by Fairy
Ohmigod, the poll. 40 no's.
View Poll Results: Do you wear Hollister clothes?
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Yes I do, and I'm in my 20's.
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Yes I do, and I'm in my 30's.
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Yes I do, and I'm in my 40's.
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No, I don't.
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Thread: Do you wear Hollister clothes?
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12-27-2010 #21
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It was the homogeneity of the poll that made me want to vote
No controversy here, I guessBug-a-wug 3/2008
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12-27-2010 #23
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No, not only because I am too "mature"
for their clothing, but I also strongly disagree with some of their practices (even more so though with A&F, who are just horrid, and a sister store to Hollister).
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Hmm. I dunno. I have to mull this one. I'll give ya the mulling Originally Posted by TwinFoxes
I didn't mean it would be as bad as tucking your jeans now, but as bad as doing it way into 1994.
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nope...........I think the double stairs and small door make it very clear that I am not suppose to enter that store with my double (SBS) stroller!!
I'd rather put a VS logo on my butt.
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12-27-2010 #26
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Ok, then, speaking of the VS logo, how do we feel about the PINK line at VS? Yay or nay for adults?
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Fairy, you are too funny! No Hollister, AE, or AF for me either.
And I'm of the opinion that no one over the age of 25 (and especially if you've carried babies) should have ANYthing word wise plastered across their ass! Don't do it Fairy!
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Originally Posted by Fairy
Some of their dresses I would be OK with as beach coverups, but I've never seen a PINK item that I would actually wear for its intended purpose.Melissa
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Originally Posted by newg
Such a fun thread!!
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I'm really not a "butt logo" type of person in general, even when I was in college and HS.....but if I had to pick one, it would be VS....and really only because we're a pink household now with two DDs and DH would get some kind of kinky kick out of seeing me wear them around the house. Originally Posted by Fairy
But I don't think I could leave the house in sweats that had words on them.........
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