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Well? None of this "on the right person" business. Pick a team and go with it.
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Do you like cutaway collars?
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SkinnyGoomba
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I vote yes, simply because I have a feeling that you despise them.
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I voted "yes", but the reality is, cutaway collars don't work for me 
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Where does spread end and cutaway begin?
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Not really. Something more medium is my preference.
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I voted no but if they were paired with really cheap looking, plain cufflinks, I would vote VERY NO.
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Where does spread end and cutaway begin?Originally Posted by fanofmafoofan
My threads have no room for nuance. It's yes or no, thumbs up or thumbs down. The competitor lives or dies based on the whims of the mob.
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I voted no but if they were paired with really cheap looking, plain cufflinks, I would vote VERY NO.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
But what if one were paired with oversized goldtone sailboats? Not gold, mind, but goldtone. And really, really big. We're talking obviously fake gold. More up your alley?
In voting, you have to factor in all the possibilities.
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But what if one were paired with oversized goldtone sailboats? Not gold, mind, but goldtone. And really, really big. More up your alley? You have to factor in all the possibilities.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Lol, they were so cheap, they broke when I was first putting them in and I never even got to wear them but that'd pretty much be a perfect mate for the cutaway
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