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California Dreamer · Nov 11, 2012

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ColdEyedPugilist said:
The Unit; only 4 seasons... but cool as.
Created / written by an ex-Delta Force shooter named Eric Haney.

That reminds me: Unit One, and The Eagle. Can you tell I'm a sucker for Scandinavian crime?

lachyzee · Nov 11, 2012

lachyzee said:
is your shoulder measurement for a shirt generally the same as your shoulder measurement for a jacket? Or is the jacket a slightyly smaller or larger measurement? Or should I be tryng to keep these the same?
Secondly, do jackets with higher armholes generally suit those with square shoulders, while sloped shoulders suit lower armholed jackets?

Sorry to quote my earlier post but I think it may have been missed and there are enough senior members active right now that someone must know the answer! I really want to pull the trigger on a jacket but unsure of the shoulder measurements.

My shirt shoulders are 9" on one side, 9.5" other so 18.5" total and this jacket has shoulders that are 17.75".

Henry Carter · Nov 11, 2012

I think we are well and truly beating a dead horse here with this eBay argument. You guys might just have to agree to disagree, purely for the sake of keeping up with the thread. Lets change the topic shall we -

What's everyone cooking for dinner? I'm just about to fire up the barbie for some marinated pork cutlets with mash and steamed vegies, Washed down with a Hoegarden.

Henry Carter · Nov 11, 2012

lachyzee said:
Sorry to quote my earlier post but I think it may have been missed and there are enough senior members active right now that someone must know the answer! I really want to pull the trigger on a jacket but unsure of the shoulder measurements.
My shirt shoulders are 9" on one side, 9.5" other so 18.5" total and this jacket has shoulders that are 17.75".

I wouldn't go off a shirt but rather measure it against a well fitting jacket you already have.

LonerMatt · Nov 11, 2012

Garden Salad.
Roasted chickpea with carmelised onin, garlic and zuccinchi, harissa and chilli.

lachyzee · Nov 11, 2012

Yes I promise to post no more on eBay issues. Scout's honour.

TehBunny · Nov 11, 2012

Charlie's Wardrobe said:
I think we are well and truly beating a dead horse here with this eBay argument. You guys might just have to agree to disagree, purely for the sake of keeping up with the thread. Lets change the topic shall we -
What's everyone cooking for dinner? I'm just about to fire up the barbie for some marinated pork cutlets with mash and steamed vegies, Washed down with a Hoegarden.

Pasta sauce is simmering away and has been for the last 4 hours can't wait to see the beef fall of the bone.....NGHHH

JimmyHoffa · Nov 11, 2012

DartagnanRed said:
Mike, have you used eBay much? They can't see your maximum bid.

---EDIT---- Lachyzee's post is really well written and has made me reconsider.

I guess the point I am trying to make is: if you know your maximum bid and don't mind losing the item you want, then you won't ever need a sniping tool (superfluous) or have to participate in item monitoring. For everything else, a sniping tool is needed.

lennier · Nov 12, 2012

fxh said:
Oh if you can find "The Edge of Darkness" dvd TV series - its oldish but still magnificent.

QFT

California Dreamer · Nov 12, 2012

Son is right now cooking up veal pelmeni with his own bolognese sauce. Smells fantastic.

For dessert we will tuck into some Indian sweets to usher in Diwali tomorrow. Yum.

Gerry Nelson · Nov 12, 2012

thebrownman said:
I just bought burgundy tassel loafers.
Word.

Congrats! What did you get?

LonerMatt said:
Garden Salad.
Roasted chickpea with carmelised onin, garlic and zuccinchi, harissa and chilli.

Nice! By the way, is that an Ervin Somogyi guitar in your avatar?

Dusty Brogues · Nov 12, 2012

Rogan Josh from scratch and IPA to wash it all down...

I found Spooks very enjoyable - MI5 type thing and for a laff IT Crowd,The Office. Sopranos is a given.

Dusty Brogues · Nov 12, 2012

Charlie's Wardrobe said:
I think we are well and truly beating a dead horse here with this eBay argument. You guys might just have to agree to disagree, purely for the sake of keeping up with the thread. Lets change the topic shall we -
What's everyone cooking for dinner? I'm just about to fire up the barbie for some marinated pork cutlets with mash and steamed vegies, Washed down with a Hoegarden.

Very nice... Will the Hoegaarden be drunk with a slice of orange or lemon?

ZirconiumZephyr · Nov 12, 2012

+1 spooks is by far my favourite TV show,

fxh · Nov 12, 2012

lachyzee said:
Sorry to quote my earlier post but I think it may have been missed and there are enough senior members active right now that someone must know the answer! I really want to pull the trigger on a jacket but unsure of the shoulder measurements.
My shirt shoulders are 9" on one side, 9.5" other so 18.5" total and this jacket has shoulders that are 17.75".

Theres a lot of room for variation when measuring shoulders etc - unless you have another person and one of those big protractor type thingos.

Shirts aint jackets.

Jackets are trickier than it seems (seams) - outside seam to seam measurements on a jacket aren't always a true reflection on inside .

Measure and existing jacket - but getting within .25 ' accuracy is hard.

* I'm curious how you found the middle of your neck?

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