Posts by DocHolliday

One thing you might consider is the practical utility of the information to the most readers. I'd love to read more on the smaller shops, but many of those don't travel. More SFers might benefit from profiles of the tailors that make...

Would be nice to see something on Poole, founders of the Row, and on many of the big names that haven't already gotten a lot of exposure here (Dege, Huntsman, etc.). There's a whole spectrum of tailoring that SF has hardly touched...

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Quote:Originally Posted by chogall And only if I can age as organic and elegant as this dude (forgot his username, he only posted a few times).  IMO no one on SF has ever come close to him. Il Vecchio

I don't get why you'd want that table weighed down by those concrete blobs. Think of all the visual heft you're shifting to the floor. The tyranny of the leg restored, only now ensconced in an impregnable concrete castle.

I'm not sure how active Chris is on the forum these days, so I wouldn't take the lack of response as a slight. I'd suggest calling his shop.

They've done a good job this season making it feel like the world's coming apart at the seams. There's an endless anxiety that isn't always enjoyable to watch but I imagine must have been true for the time.

Quote:Originally Posted by js4design I've read a few recaps and none have picked up on the fact that during the hash trip, he is called Don and then says something along the lines of "That's not my name." It seems to be important...

Quote:Originally Posted by AmericanGent You're most welcome!  I am not sure how useful the information will be to the large percentage of the membership- but it may be useful to some.  I'll continue to look for the back-alley shops...

Quote:Originally Posted by Caustic Man I am naturally conservative and if there are traditions and rules, I want to know them. The trouble with trying to learn the traditional rules here is that the forum keeps inventing them. So...