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Claghorn

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@TweedyProf

My three non-staple (white, blue, blue stripes, or anything resolving to blue) shirts with the most wear

Silver stripes


Blue and brown tattersall


Brown stripes
 
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Clags loves teh **** out of that toilet pic.

Also, I want that last shirt so bad.
 
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I think the toilet picture would be a good emoticon. It is the greatest bathroom picture this forum has ever seen. Other bathroom pictures worship at an altar it constructed for itself.
 
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@TweedyProf Here's a couple of mine, the second trying to emulate @Claghorn though mine is brown and blue. On the lookout for white and brown...

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Claghorn said:
I think the toilet picture would be a good emoticon. It is the greatest bathroom picture this forum has ever seen. Other bathroom pictures worship at an altar in constructed for itself.
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You've got a way to go before you beat this one...

 
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Claghorn said:
I think the toilet picture would be a good emoticon. It is the greatest bathroom picture this forum has ever seen. Other bathroom pictures worship at an altar in constructed for itself.
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This "Im the best" attitude is rather off putting. All reasonable people would agree I think.
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You've got a way to go before you beat this one...
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Rexy. What do the academics have to say about this pic?
 
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Take it up with the picture. It's the one with the well endowed ego. I placed myself in the mid to low 80s in Foo's poll. Lord knows what it would have done if it had been given a vote in the bathroom picture poll.
 
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Wrong. You are in the 90s no question.
 
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Of people who post fit pics regularly, yeah. But there are a lot of folks around here who still post occasionally, though not fit pics, who would push me into the 80s I think.
 
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I disagree. But your humility is cute.
 
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Thanks all:

I am moved:

1. Lighter brown thin stripe (scale of Clags and Cleav's and others), possibly burgundy
2. Lighter silver/gray thin stripe (same scale; cf. my first pic above)
3. Small graph check light blue (resolves to solid blue from distance) again as per my first post.

Tattersall? Not sure, but will ponder.
 
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If you like tweed, tattersall is the way to go. The right tattersall goes with a country look like nothing else.
 
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Hmmm. Tattersall is one of those things like button down collars that I've tried to like but just can't.
 
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If you like tweed, tattersall is the way to go. The right tattersall goes with a country look like nothing else.
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This.

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Also, I think BD collars are a necessity for many non-tie fits.
 

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