Threadbearer
Distinguished Member
- Joined
- Dec 25, 2007
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Point taken, sb. And thanks for the warning.
But so am I, ace,
so it all evens out.
I don't know what to make of that, Moo.
Indeed. So tax it, I say. Tax the beard!
Whaaaa? The whole reason I challenged Rob and ace to a fit battle was so we could talk about the best ways to utilize a jacket that we share in common. Rob's not being defensive; he's explaining his choices.
In that vein, I'm surprised that Rob hasn't caught any flak about the number of patterns he mixed. The jacket fabric is extremely busy, which is why I went with solid shirt and textured tie. I was sure that by now several SF members would have spanked Rob -- lightly, of course -- for mixing it with a checked shirt and a striped tie. Granted, his scales are all different and appropriate, but here’s an even closer shot of the SC fabric. As you can see, it’s really got it goin’ on.
TB, don't ruin it. I don't want to have to change my vote...
Point taken, sb. And thanks for the warning.
But so am I, ace,
so it all evens out.I just realized that Threadbearer and Acridsheep are two different people.
I don't know what to make of that, Moo.
Indeed. So tax it, I say. Tax the beard!
Whaaaa? The whole reason I challenged Rob and ace to a fit battle was so we could talk about the best ways to utilize a jacket that we share in common. Rob's not being defensive; he's explaining his choices.
In that vein, I'm surprised that Rob hasn't caught any flak about the number of patterns he mixed. The jacket fabric is extremely busy, which is why I went with solid shirt and textured tie. I was sure that by now several SF members would have spanked Rob -- lightly, of course -- for mixing it with a checked shirt and a striped tie. Granted, his scales are all different and appropriate, but here’s an even closer shot of the SC fabric. As you can see, it’s really got it goin’ on.
