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Scarf, Hermes shirt, old navy diva jeans, brooks brothers cordovan shoes.
Just saw Brave with my daughters.
Tonight, dinner (Va-de-vi) and a play (*****) at Cal Shakes with Sara.
I'm thinking loafers rather than lace-up with these jeans.
 
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Could just be the photo but did you lose weight? Shirt looks a tad loose around the stomach.


Would that even be possible? I'm afraid that if he gets any skinner he's going to wither inward like a plant that hasn't been watered.

Why would you call his kid simple? A tennis ball is a perfectly acceptable level of toy for that age and I'm sure he'll move on to more complex toys as he gets older.


Holy **** this was funny.
 

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PWT: Are these jeans comfortable in your crotch area?
 
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I know these are women pants. I just don't quite understand why he's wearing them. I mean, if one wants to go ultra slim, there's enough men pants that fulfill that need, especially nowadays. Maybe you can link me to the thread where PWT explained it? :p
 
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I know these are women pants. I just don't quite understand why he's wearing them. I mean, if one wants to go ultra slim, there's enough men pants that fulfill that need, especially nowadays. Maybe you can link me to the thread where PWT explained it? :p


yeah he mentioned that a chick he previously dated or is dating liked the look on him and following the equation "tight pants + mooseknuckle = fresh poon" I say keep rocking the diva jeans.
 

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Legit point. Just looks.. unhealthy. Anyway, I think I like PWT, so he can do what he wants to.
 

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yeah he mentioned that a chick he previously dated or is dating liked the look on him and following the equation "tight pants + mooseknuckle = fresh poon" I say keep rocking the diva jeans.

The major disadvantage is the pockets, not the hardware , and the fact that the zipper doesn't go down far enough. A stick of lipstick is the most women ever carry in their pockets, no keys, no wallet, no cell phone, and no comb. I've not notice that much of a difference in the room for the hardware between kiton and these jeans. I have yet to meet a woman who could care less about kiton jeans (in fact who could care less about anything we discuss on styleforum) , but let them know that you're wearing women's jeans then they get totally facinated about this incredible fashion discovery you've made, and i've milked that for all its worth.

I am trying to emphasize my new lean look as much as possible because I am dealing with a major age handicap, so I think a firm looking butt helps (thats what they said in Sleepless in Seattle), but I suspect that men's skinny jeans would work as well, but I don't know, and these things were $30 (less than the shipping on my last pair of kitons). This whole topic has been beat to death in the past in the streetware/denim section, with nothing actually being decided. In the San Francisco Bay Area, being a ***********er probably puts you into a protected class, and you'll make your employer's diversity officer really happy, all for a pair of jeans with too-small pockets.

Tonight, I ditched the diva jeans for my purple kiton jeans, but its unclear that it made much difference.
 
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