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Old 08-25-2005, 09:57 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Tref
I would like the ads a little bit more had they not been forced on me at the local cinema, but they are cute. I am Target ad man myself, though they haven't been as clever as in times past. Trouble with Old Navy is that I don't much like Old Navy. Nothing fits me as I like it to be fit. Gap, too. But I do like ON socks. Ilike'emjustfine

And Roebuck.
LOL, Tref. I hate Old Navy clothes. Cheap, sure! But wash them once, and they're ruined. They fray! They pilt! I HATES them.

Now, GAP jeans tend to fit me like a glove. I have an easier time jean shopping there than anywhere else, as much as I hate to admit it. I'd much rather be a Levis girl, and I do have one pair, but overall, the GAP fits.
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