Sartorial mythbusting - Page 92

I like to think that we can cover both themes at once.

Oh, good: a new page.


- B

I honestly don't know the difference. All I know is that she's daughter to Prince Michael of Kent and it was rumored that she might marry Prince William one day--of course, that doesn't look like it's going to happen now. It will please you to know that upon graduation, she badmouthed Brown and the U.S. as provincial to the press. In describing Providence, she referred to the area around Paragon on Thayer Street as the city's "Greek Quarter," which I'm sure both you and RJ will find humorous.

Drape?




- B

Well, you're either masturbating your own university or letting Harvard take you up the rear. At least, that's what I learned on the mean streets of Providence. I'm sure there's room for a reference to veins somewhere in there, but I didn't want to get RJ more excited than he already is.

Was she familiar with the area around 318 Chalkstone Ave? It is also the home to Greek habits.


- B

Personal experience?

It is apposite to suggest a pithy quote from Fayed himself on a related subject: "I have a small cock but big balls."

Note the lack of illusions and lucidity about where his proper assets lie.

Sh!t, I just realized I'm beginning to write like you voxxxxy.

That tells us nothing about his vein definition and density. Or perhaps, as you suggest, veins were not his strong suit. Seriously, though, what's your beef with Paragon? It's easily the most popular restaurant for Brown kids.

Sartorial mythbusting ?

Vox started it.

I see that you failed to parse his tartare story.


- B

No, I think the (RJ)man with $3000 shoes is trying to imply I'm being a snob for frequenting a restaurant in college that sells $8 burgers and tops out at $16 for salmon. What can I say? My dorm didn't have a chef .

Wait a second...why would salmon be twice the cost of a burger?

Is not salmon from the sea?




- B

Yawn.

Wow. That brought the energy level of this page down.

Time for another push, people.

Where are the Germans?


- B