Pulp Fiction Graphic Tee Mga Nobela at Kwento

I honestly did not expect that sort of nerdy look would look good on guys but Kevin was able to pull it off perfectly. As for me, I am representing the MEH, students. MEH as in the never mind students who don't really have a specific fashion thing going on but want to look decent and human at the same time. A quarter-sleeved see-through polo shirt with 5 different colors. The right side of the shirt is purple while the sleeves are a dirty mint color. The left side is pastel pink with it's sleeves colored nude. At the ends of the sleeves - I think those are called cuffs? - are colored white.

Eight months in the military taught me to trust my skin before my eyes and ears when eyes are absent. And right now, the air behind me is heavy with a predatory heat. Without looking, I pivot left. A sharp, practiced blur. The looming figure slams into the tiled wall where I stood a second ago. Before he can recover, I whip my long sponge around his throat, twisting it into a makeshift garrote. "Who the fuck are you?" I grunt. I press my naked, dripping body flush against his back, dragging the soap from my skin onto his elite Venom jersey. I scan his profile in the foggy mirror behind us.

But in workout gear, it’s a game of where’s skin. He’s got this incredible realistic grayscale full sleeve piece on his right arm of a mountainscape of a wolf pup sitting on a lake looking at the rippled reflection of a full-grown wolf. His legs are grayscale realistic mythology scenes featuring, you guessed it, wolves. His left sleeve is different, still grayscale, but it’s a Nightmare Before Christmas sleeve. And his back dude has a full-color Japanese Godzilla piece. And lastly, his chest piece is this grayscale twisted grove of branches that comes together to look like a guitar with a raven on the perched wings spread wide on the top.

Looking at the shirt I was wearing, he smiled and pulled out a Five Finger Death Punch concert shirt. “Alright, let’s go get some food.”

I gripped the counter tightly, hunching over it. Damn it. Damn it. This hurt so f*cking bad. A harsh, watery sniff. I straightened and swiped an arm over my face. "Miss!" The bartender called as I started to leave. "You di--" I turned to face him and he paused, taking in my splotched face. I didn't get to hear what he wanted to say because his mouth wordlessly opened and closed several times. His eyes turned solemn and he said quietly, "Whoever it was, they don't deserve you."