What's the difference between fashion jeans and normal jeans?

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Hey, I have a huge interest in clothes but I don’t get why people spend
hundreds of pounds on jeans, when any good shop will have a pair that
fit and look decent.

I once when I was younger ignorantly bought some £210 jeans from a
charity shop for £5, and they lasted a lot shorter than any other pair
of jeans I bought, and tattered surprisingly quickly, (I also wonder
about people who by plainest clothes for fashion labels)

what’s the difference between fashion jeans and normal jeans?

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2 spam messages in a few days, both coming from the same email
address…

Probably spoofed address, though. Couldn’t the sending machine IP range
be
blocked?

I won’t stay on a spammed mailing-list.

B. R.

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On 6/10/12 10:23 PM, B.R. wrote:

2 spam messages in a few days, both coming from the same email address…

Probably spoofed address, though. Couldn’t the sending machine IP range
be blocked?

Not at all. It’s the “officially sanctioned” nginx forum - I say that
only because it uses a subdomain of nginx.org that Igor has graciously
provided and put it in quotes because I run it.

Unfortunately, determined human spammers will get through once in a
while. I have filters in place which block 2-3 messages per day, but one
or two a month get through. If that’s such a bother to your
sensibilities, then take your threatened action.

I won’t stay on a spammed mailing-list.

B’bye! See ya!

B. R.

–
Jim O.

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On 6/10/12 10:34 PM, Jim O. wrote:

B. R.

BTW, the system blocked his other entries which contained links. It
doesn’t work real well for simple text without typical “spam words”.
This same thing could happen in any mailing list. I see spam come
through with much greater frequency on FreeBSD lists. I guess the
difference is that there people have the good sense to ignore it.

Anyway, au revoir!

–
Jim O.