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What are you reading?
My Dad was a big Alistair MacLean fan so I read them all as well. That guys could write a tight story. Lots of paperback in our house. Funny how his Harold Robbins books always opened to the same pages when set on the spine…- smittycl
- Post #7,516
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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What are you reading?
Alan Furst writes WWII espionage novels. Very atmospheric. Kerr writes a series about a German detective in postwar Berlin. The first three were excellent but I stopped after that.- smittycl
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- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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What are you reading?
Yeah, I think it’s always been that way. Jim Thompson was good if a little too violent. I stopped reading James Ellroy as he go too sadistic.- smittycl
- Post #7,513
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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What are you reading?
Chandler and Hammet are sublime. Timeless writing. Ever read Alan Furst or Phillip Kerr? I read Furst in black and white like a Noir movie from 1942.- smittycl
- Post #7,510
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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What is the proper fit for leather loafers?
I would just exchange for another pair and point out the deficiencies.- smittycl
- Post #39
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official-ish DC Thread
@lordsuperb made res for 8:00PM at Clyde's (on M Street in G-Town) I believe. Will let him chime in...- smittycl
- Post #15,004
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official-ish DC Thread
Great band. Not sure Im up for a weeknight show up in Baltimore, though.- smittycl
- Post #15,001
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official-ish DC Thread
You're a nobody in this town unless you ride in a black SUV with earpiece-wearing Goons. Actually, the Secretary of Agriculture was there and had a few relaxed security guys escort him.- smittycl
- Post #14,996
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official-ish DC Thread
Jacket is very thick linen but shirt and pants are very breathable. I tend to run hot. I mentioned the theater was warm but my wife was wrapped in one of the blankets they provided. Received quite a scowl.- smittycl
- Post #14,993
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Official: STAR WARS THREAD. These are the droids you're looking for. **WARNING MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS
Oh yeah! Just looked her up. She was Kevin McKidd's wife.- smittycl
- Post #7,818
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Official: STAR WARS THREAD. These are the droids you're looking for. **WARNING MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS
Saw Ralph Fiennes and Indira Varma on stage last night in Macbeth here in DC. They both simply chewed up the scenery and the play was amazing. Took me a bit to remember she was in the Star Wars Obi Wan show as well. Review is outside the paywall...- smittycl
- Post #7,816
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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The Official-ish DC Thread
Might get slobbered on by Fiennes and Varma.- smittycl
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official-ish DC Thread
Out in an old BET studio above Union Market.- smittycl
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official-ish DC Thread
Heading to see Macbeth tonight. Different experience with the play held at on old studio up around Union Market with food trucks on hand for chow. Should be an epic production. Ascot Chang linen jacket from The Armoury, Zegna linen shirt, Brioni linen pants, C&J dark brown suede loafers.- smittycl
- Post #14,983
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Linen Safari Jacket
Epaulets not a showstopper for me but prefer without.- smittycl
- Post #17
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official-ish DC Thread
Had all my stuff tailored here since 2007. They do superlative work. http://geoffreylewisltd.com/- smittycl
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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٭٭٭ No Man Walks Alone - Official Affiliate Thread ٭٭٭ (a.k.a. I shouldn't have slept on it)
Houndstooth is the best!- smittycl
- Post #84,219
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Linen Safari Jacket
I dislike the belts. Only useful for me on trench coats.- smittycl
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- Forum: Classic Menswear