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Originally Posted by sugarbutch 
TB, don't ruin it. I don't want to have to change my vote...![lol8[1].gif](http://files.styleforum.net/images/smilies/lol8%5B1%5D.gif)
TB, don't ruin it. I don't want to have to change my vote...
Point taken, sb. And thanks for the warning.
![fing02[1].gif](http://files.styleforum.net/images/smilies/fing02%5B1%5D.gif)
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Originally Posted by acecow
But the jacket's too awesomely long.
But the jacket's too awesomely long.
But so am I, ace,
so it all evens out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
I just realized that Threadbearer and Acridsheep are two different people.
I just realized that Threadbearer and Acridsheep are two different people.
I don't know what to make of that, Moo.
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Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Jesus, my beard is more polarizing than American politics.
Jesus, my beard is more polarizing than American politics.
Indeed. So tax it, I say. Tax the beard!
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Originally Posted by Viral
The arguing, bitching, and defensive paranoia almost made think this was Purse Forum.
NYR......why defend yourself?? Not a good look bro..........just post-up and let the comments flow.
The arguing, bitching, and defensive paranoia almost made think this was Purse Forum.
NYR......why defend yourself?? Not a good look bro..........just post-up and let the comments flow.
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.
