Aliasing wifebeater -> shirt.
Reason: Type of shirt. Implication would do as well.
Updated by SnowWolf
Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions
Aliasing wifebeater -> shirt.
Reason: Type of shirt. Implication would do as well.
Updated by SnowWolf
123easy said:
Aliasing wifebeater -> shirt.Reason: Type of shirt. Implication would do as well.
Implication, if anything. It's a specific type of shirt.
Updated by anonymous
*nod* Why I said an implication would be fine too, since it'd allow for more specific tagging.
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+1 for implication, for obvious reasons.
Updated by anonymous
Yeah, implications are better when dealing with specific styles.
Updated by anonymous
Hm. wifebeater aliases to tank-top, tank-top implies shirt?
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Sounds better to me than wifebeater. While I understand the shirt, I loathe the offensive name.
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That's an amusing name for a shirt...
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wifebeater aliased to tank-top
tank-top now implies shirt
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SnowWolf said:
wifebeater aliased to tank-top
tank-top now implies shirt
Rawr! I don't wear tank-tops, I wear wifebeaters! I'm a man and tank-top sounds girly, rawr.
I'm just kidding. I don't care if you change it or not, though I take absolutely no offense to the term "wifebeater." I know I don't beat wives, so why should I care what people call the shirt I wear?
These were all good ideas and I'm glad they happened.
Updated by anonymous
lol XD
I don't care too much about the name--but, it's a tank-top. :P
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