that's not what "vintage" means.

hmonkey · June 2013

mrsconn23 · June 2013

::snort::

alikatt17 · June 2013

Oh my.

[Deleted User] · June 2013

Ha!

jarednmegan · June 2013

zsazsa-stl · June 2013

Hee!

I saw a can of fancy feast on CL today. Yes, one can. And some coupons. At least it was free.

PMeg819 · June 2013

Those chairs would look nice covered in some burlap.

alikatt17 · June 2013

I think they need a nice chevron pattern painted on them.

jarednmegan · June 2013

alikatt17 said:

I think they need a nice chevron pattern painted on them.

Grey and yellow chevron.

PMeg819 · June 2013

You could distress them a bit, give it a damask stencil treatment, and call it Baroque.

alikatt17 · June 2013

The damask would have to be black & white and paint the metal bits red.

VadersValkyrie · June 2013

Not to be a p.i.t.a., but vintage means "of an era." So they're technically not wrong, but certainly not using it in the colloquial.

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