whnay.'s good taste thread - Page 187

Always is always too extreme a word. :^)

i think it greatly depends on the vibe of the SC. some are better with BD, others better without.

where did you find that old picture f me?

i think maybe we are equally blind.

thanks, brah!

Center vent is just fine, and I say this as a man with ample ass.

I've already filed a John Doe complaint and served pre-complaint discovery subpoenas on SF.


I own several Brooks suits (Regent, Madison, BB No 1 Sack) and not a one of them has low arm holes.

Today, West Surrey Regimental. Colors are slightly more muted IRL.

fred - you seem to full of good taste today. bravo.

you have a 14.5 neck, how can you have an "ample" ass?

Stitchy: Good stuff. If you're going to wear a white shirt with it, maybe it should be a button-down. If this shirt were blue, I think the collar wouldn't have raised any objection. But, like I said, good stuff.

Fred: I'm a-feared of that hanky.

Lufty: You owe me $.50 for the mind bleach, but the fit looks good.

If I suggested a white shirt with this sport coat, I was probably very drunk.

Magic.

This should be right up your alley.

I have it secured to a chain and have had it declawed...Hankies can sense fear! Be brave!!

thanks, shugah!!

even though the jacket overall looks gray, i just cant wrap my head around wearing a blue shirt with all the thick black pattern in this SC. i think it would be bad. it was hard enough to do the dark navy tie. i think ill try white OCBD next week with the SC.

question is, would a black grenadine be to formal to wear with this SC and an OCBD? how about a flat black silk with white polka dots? i really wanna get a blk/wht glen plain in a smaller pattern to try with this very large POW. ideas and thoughts?

hahaha, i was just talking about the tie and SC, that was your idea. what color shirt would you wear, and if you say blue, what shade and solid or pattern? please also address my concern in my pervious post about wearing blue with this SC.

kthnxbabi

Thanks Stitch! I think

it most certainly was a compliment.