User:Lemasta

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Adrian Pelliccia sippin' on gin and juice. But mostly juice.
Adrian Pelliccia sippin' on gin and juice. But mostly juice.

[edit] Biography

Adrian Pelliccia was born April 13th, 1989, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He recieved his middle school education at The Philadelphia School. He is now enrolled in high school at Germantown Friends School as a member of the Germantown Friends School Class of 2007. He enjoys long walks on the beach and the occasional gay sex.

[edit] Contribution to Society

Adrian Pelliccia is commonly given credit for starting the current "pegged jeans craze." The sensation began in the small community of Northern Liberties, from which, by the mechanics described in Malcolm Gladwell's 2002 hit, "The Tipping Point," the craze quickly spread throughout Philadelphia and eventualy infiltrated the whole of America's east-coast Megalopolis.

[edit] Pegged Jeans

The process of pegging one's jeans is simple. First you must fold up some of the material at the bottom of your jeans, having the general effect of making your jeans tighter around the lower shin. After this is done, the jeans are folded up from the bottom twice, which has the effect of holding the original fold in place. This entire process yields an attractive look by which one's calves appear skinnier and overly loose jeans appear to fit.

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