Posts by SantosLHalper

After a lot of different attempts, I've had success with RRL Officer Chinos, Unis, Incotex, and Hickey (not Freeman). Good construction and materials on each. As others have mentioned, RRL is a wonderful pair of pants. Unis has a...

Doing some closet cleaning and need to move a few items. Pricing is pretty aggressive as I'd like to move them, and I will deal on multiple items if you want to make me a reasonable offer. Everything includes shipping in CONUS. Paypal...

"I don't know why they call it Hamburger Helper. Tastes fine by itself."

Quote: Originally Posted by dave got the last pair they had on bluebee actually. unfortunately, i already want a pair of the cordo jobs like GS has. I got a pair as well - they disappeared from the site...

I've had good success with LowePro and Tamrac. Depending on the model, the interior sections can be configured to hold different cameras and lenses, which is helpful. It's been a while since I last bought one, but I think there are...

Yet another vote for D'alessandro's in Roxborough. Jim's is also good, but D'alessandro's was the best in my (admittedly relatively limited) experience. Pat's and Geno's were absolutely tourist traps. Tony Luke's for the roast pork...

I could only dig up two old photos of my bikes. '94 Bontrager Race-Lite. It's built up with old-school XTR, Cook Brothers cranks, and a Ringle wheelset. I also have a '91 Bontrager Race with a Bontrager fork that is built up...

I am interested in a 10UK.

I keep it simple and use a modified Churchill method. fill shaker halfway with cubed ice a substantial pour of gin a glance at the bottle of vermouth 3 olives Shake vigorously and pour into chilled martini glass. I tend to...

Quote: Originally Posted by DLester Love the York. It does fit large (in length), so I went with a 8.5 in the York when I am usually a US 10. In width, it is narrow and fits closely at the ankle. In my...