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Sandals and men
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The community has always been criticized for marginalizing the dyslexic and color blind. When you're thinking it's 700–635 nm LEFT and it's actually 700–635 nm RIGHT! (or any number of unhappy accidents for the mono & dichromactics)... well, I don't have to tell you... it leads to some pretty unhappy hombres.
The community has always been criticized for marginalizing the dyslexic and color blind. When you're thinking it's 700–635 nm LEFT and it's actually 700–635 nm RIGHT! (or any number of unhappy accidents for the mono & dichromactics)... well, I don't have to tell you... it leads to some pretty unhappy hombres.
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Wow, am I glad I live in a corner of the country were people don't give a flying buck what you wear on your feet, on your legs or on your back...
Who cares? Really cares what someone else is wearing on their feet?
I've done job interviews in all manner of dress from suit/tie/dress shoes to shorts, polo shirt and sandals. I've actually done better in the ones that I wasn't all dressed up for. Certainly no scientific fact, but it works for me...
Who cares? Really cares what someone else is wearing on their feet?
I've done job interviews in all manner of dress from suit/tie/dress shoes to shorts, polo shirt and sandals. I've actually done better in the ones that I wasn't all dressed up for. Certainly no scientific fact, but it works for me...
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Wow, did this thread ever fail to deliver on its title's promise.
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The title clearly says "Sandals and Men." We have discussed both.
All I can say is despite SF Groupthink, Brown is NOT for farmers.
The title clearly says "Sandals and Men." We have discussed both.
All I can say is despite SF Groupthink, Brown is NOT for farmers.
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I guess I was expecting more of a Spartacus vibe, and more of what TV censors have taken to calling "adult situations."
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At least one photo above hints at the Spartacus Guide.
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