It was back when you were this big swinging dick salesman and you were in Baltimore cruising for someone to meet you at Camden yards to enjoy a marijuana cigarette. So gay I remember it lol these many years later. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
I will say, putting a specific model of jet on the helmet or logo, immediately sets an expiration date for me. I wouldn't want a decommissioned jet as my logo. So I will say, if the logo is a jet, it should be an abstract jet.
The different/contrasting colors at the waistline accentuate the smaller waist and made me think of a corset or girdle. That is truly the worst design I've seen that didn't completely abandon the color scheme (some have had tan, burgundy, gray and black as predominant colors).
You left out that model 1 & 3 look like Hermaphrodites and model 2 looks like it has lady parts down there. What bathroom are they going to use at The New Dump? Controversy to follow.
I left that for you to point out! LOL Seriously, I hadn't even noticed that the models look like they have camel toe! ROFLMAO!
Accentuating a thinner waist might suit a wideout but I can't see big linemen being happy having their waists being highlighted Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
Be like when they went to tight tops in Rugby Union and the big slabs of meat had to start getting fitter. Poor old Gareth, 14 full international caps lol
The great Gareth Chilcott. It's what rugby used to be before professionalisation. Look up Brian Moore for the man that links the amateur and professional era.
He was an actual international rugby player back in the day when rugby players didn't have to be like this... lol Obviously some of them were speed players on the wing so they were always slim and fit but the power boys were just big fat lads, like some of the OL/DL guys in the NFL
Moore on the right and by the way his real job at the time was a legal solicitor lol he looked more like a criminal in the dock.
