Posts by Spirit of 69

Bumping this only in light of recent discussion about and interest in trainers in the Holy Trinity thread. And to provide a bit more insight for those interested in what trainers we had on our feet in the 60s and 70s in London. James

Quote: Originally Posted by Connemara IMO Cragganmore 12 is the most accessible single malt on the market. That's not to say it's bad, Crag is one of my favorites. Do yourself a favour and try one of the...

Being an Irishman I'm still drinking what I've always drunk - Guinness in the pub, Irish whiskey at home. I never drink at home what should only be drunk as draught in the pub. And I never drink in the pub what I feel is best drunk...

Quote: Originally Posted by lance konami This thread is hilarious. All the "I dress for myself" bullshit. You guys sound like emotionally stunted adolescents storming off yelling "I don't dress for...

The collar on the Merc Harrington stands up and stays up and isn't at all flimsy like for example the thin material in a Lonsdale Harrington.

Thanks, I'll have a look there.

Don't get me wrong, it's a good look. I like the Samba, which is basically the same as my Spezials but in a different colour. But all the skins I know in Sweden and the UK either wear all white Adidas (Stans) or white with black...

Back in the 60s and 70s, the Adidas of choice was similar to the Antelope with leather top cap and ridged sole but black with white stripes, and the sole came up the front a bit like most proper running shoes, as opposed to the indoor...

Quote: Originally Posted by Get Smart My other fave Adidas are my Antelopes http://www.press.adidas.com/ch_fr/re...spx?raid=16114 Oh man, we are so on the same page. The Antelope is my favourite...

Quote: Originally Posted by MiniW btw this thread is useless without pictures. i will post pics of my collection soon Thanks. I agree.