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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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+1 And now that he's taken to quoting Dubya, he ought to change his username to sugarbush.
+1 And now that he's taken to quoting Dubya, he ought to change his username to sugarbush.
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I'm okay with the ambiguity. Yours should say Misanthrope.
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A little too on-the-nose, TB. I like to leave a little mystery. For the ladies, don'tcha know.
Plus, I have too much SF brand equity to change now.
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Well, one reason why that might be for me is that a lot of my summer stuff is minimally lined. Some jackets (aside from lining over the canvas) have only lining at the shoulder, going just half way up the shoulder line to the neck, so that at the neck and upper back, there is no lining at all...and and some of these do not have the sleeves lined either. The fresco and linen are naked and free.
Given how little lining there is in the first place, the marginal differences between ermazine and Bemberg do not prove significant in practice in my set of applications.
Well, one reason why that might be for me is that a lot of my summer stuff is minimally lined. Some jackets (aside from lining over the canvas) have only lining at the shoulder, going just half way up the shoulder line to the neck, so that at the neck and upper back, there is no lining at all...and and some of these do not have the sleeves lined either. The fresco and linen are naked and free.
Given how little lining there is in the first place, the marginal differences between ermazine and Bemberg do not prove significant in practice in my set of applications.
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That makes sense.
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Based on those gloves from a few months ago, these hands look half your size
I will always have your back man.
Was really confused for a second, I thought these were my hands.
Based on those gloves from a few months ago, these hands look half your size
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So, can anyone give me a suggestion on where to find a seersucker suit with double vents ?
Edit: sigh meant to put this in the quick questions thread...sorry about that. Question still stands I guess.
Edit: sigh meant to put this in the quick questions thread...sorry about that. Question still stands I guess.
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