Lose-Lose situation

The other day I saw a guy with 2nd day beard, and out of bed hairstyle. It did look that these were his intentions to look bearded and stinky. Of course, he did not stink, but his outfit suggested otherwise. Who knows who he wanted to impress  But seriously, the stink was the only missing thing from his outfit, and that lack of stink made him look fake. So using that kind of outfit really puts person in lose-lose situation. If he stinks, he repulse people with the stink. If he does not stink, he looks fake. So, at the end of the day, what's the point?

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Anonymous said…
i think it is his life and his style..maybe he was an actor and actors know how to impress other people-hairstyle, dress , behavior ..If at all he was real person i think he has very good sense of humor:D
5 Oct 2012, 14:00:00
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