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upr_crust · Aug 26, 2012

caseyfud said:
Your polo will still not fit no matter how many dicks are in my hands when I wake up.

If you do wake up with multiple dicks in your hands, would this indicate that you merely fell asleep at an orgy, or would you have grown them yourself miraculously overnight? Would you become the living analog of Diana of Ephesus, substituting dicks for breasts, or that of the hundred-armed Buddha?

crinklecut · Aug 26, 2012

upr_crust said:
If you do wake up with multiple dicks in your hands, would this indicate that you merely fell asleep at an orgy, or would you have grown them yourself miraculously overnight? Would you become the living analog of Diana of Ephesus, substituting dicks for breasts, or that of the hundred-armed Buddha?

I disagree with this interpretation. I believe the dicks are symbolic, representing the id, ego, and super-ego.

in stitches · Aug 26, 2012

mktitsworth said:
I wanted to make a supportive comment that I could morph into something rather snarky, but the more I worked on it the more I felt like it began playing into ethnic stereotypes. While I have a multitude of friends among the chosen people it did not seem that I, as a goyam, would be able to pull it off. I could have just keep my mouth shut, but I'm feeling gregarious at the moment so instead I decided to post that I'd thought of but not posted it and include a picture of a pretty cat instead.

lol, very pretty indeed.

Threadbearer · Aug 26, 2012

Can we bring this discussion back around to clothing, gents, or have we run out of things to say on that subject?

The second pic is supposed to show the texture of my shirt and the pattern of my slacks, but instead it shows the hairiness of my arm. For that I apologize.

Banana Republic linen shirt
J. Crew cotton slacks
Stacy Adams suede bluchers
Geezer brand socks, extra veiny

Victor Elfo · Aug 26, 2012

Who stole your cuffs? Were you donning the trousers when the theft occurred?

Rambo · Aug 26, 2012

The differing shades of grey look a little odd, but at least your pants aren't rolled up, so I'll allow it.

P. Bateman · Aug 26, 2012

Kiehl's Fig Leaf & Sage
Cucinelli
Gloria 1952 chronograph on alligator
Alden
Epaulet
Howard Yount

Ivar · Aug 26, 2012

Threadbearer said:

No offence, but the first thing that sprang to my mind when I saw those pants was "those look like cheap-ass cotton pants", and true enough, turns out they were.

I think the problem may lie in the pants' lightness. Something about that light shade of grey brings out the worst in the cotton cloth, making it look extra crinkly and cardboard-y. With flannel or worsted wool slacks, I find the opposite to be true. But a pretty solid outfit nonetheless.

Ivar · Aug 26, 2012

P. Bateman said:
Kiehl's Fig Leaf & Sage
Cucinelli
Gloria 1952 chronograph on alligator
Alden
Epaulet
Howard Yount

Looks OK, if perhaps a bit dullsville. (Also, If I were you, I'd probably grow my hair out somewhat and get a more interesting hairdo. Give it a thought.)

anginaprinzmetal · Aug 26, 2012

P. Bateman said:
Kiehl's Fig Leaf & Sage
Cucinelli
Gloria 1952 chronograph on alligator
Alden
Epaulet
Howard Yount

I don't like this look. The color of the pants is awful, I'm assuming are Epaulet. Frankly, I don't know what the appeal with those Epaulet pants is, may be the fit or something, at least you've not cuffed them and are showing that horrible white piece of fabric on the seem... there you go I said it...

Those HY double monks are really nice though.

By the way P Bateman, your looks are usually solid. Just don't like this one at all...

tobiasj · Aug 26, 2012

Merlot pants are dull? You guys are hard to please. I like it.

fritzl · Aug 26, 2012

anginaprinzmetal said:
The color of the pants is awful,

eighties at its best. not a good revival, imo.

Victor Elfo · Aug 26, 2012

Not sure if double monks should be donned without a jacket. What do you guys think about this?
I am going to purchase a single monk in calf. So, your opinion on the above subject will be much appreciated.

in stitches · Aug 26, 2012

TB - not sold on the fit, but i love the shoes.

tobiasj · Aug 26, 2012

Victor Elfo said:
Not sure if double monks should be donned without a jacket. What do you guys think about this?
I am going to purchase a single monk in calf. So, your opinion on the above subject will be much appreciated.

This is a conundrum which has vexed scholars since time immemorial.

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