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post #46 of 52
I would have but with only my wife beater on under it I didn't want to go into guido mode. Seems like a lot of trouble though taking all these layers off and then finding a safe place to put them. Like I was saying however it was a spur of the moment thing going to the club so I wasn't dressed really for it, was dressed more for what we were doing earlier which was a casual dinner and walking around with friends in the cold.
post #47 of 52
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Originally Posted by vanity

Keep your dark jeans, ditch the polo for a tee-shirt or "urban-casual" button down, and dry some Diesel sneakers. Things might be different in NYC, but in Chicago it's all dirty. Good dark jeans, fitted tee-shirt, and trendy sneakers.

Thats the complete opposite of when I do Chicago, when I go out I do full suit and tie, always get complements.
post #48 of 52
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Thats the complete opposite of when I do Chicago, when I go out I do full suit and tie, always get complements.

So you go out dressed like the vip host and the doormen?
post #49 of 52
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So you go out dressed like the vip host and the doormen?

Usually better than them, at least the last time I was in Chicago
post #50 of 52
*kicks pebbles...

/leaves
post #51 of 52
I prefer for the club my Church's Custom Grade, black captoe.
post #52 of 52
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Originally Posted by MrSmith2U View Post
Sir, The shoe one wears entirely depends on the membership profile, and the history of the establishment. When I visit The Army and Navy Club, for instance, a typical shoe I wear is my hand grade Belgrave, in chestnut. Whereas when the ladies are not in attendance, at The City of London, for example, I like to dress a little more sombrely with something like an Oxford Bedford, in black. My sorties into 'club land' are somewhat infrequent nowadays. Alas, one feels impelled to maintain the under-used subscription, for appearances sake. yours, Smith.
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Sirs, Beverage spillages have only ever been a very minor inconvenience in my experience. One is reminded of an unfortunate incident in The Army and Navy in the mid-nineteen eighties when Seppings upset a newly opened bottle of Burgundy. Although no members' footwear was involved, the carpet stain remained until the early nineteen nineties when it was replaced. Seppings was getting on in years and one cannot confirm whether or not he is still in attendance. yours, Smith.
Smith, you are my favorite poster. I just figured out the buddy list function just to stay tuned in to your antics. Edit: you haven't posted since Feb - come back!
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