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I've noticed that there has been a dearth of postings by our favorite poster, Stitchy.
I've noticed that there has been a dearth of postings by our favorite poster, Stitchy. There may be many theories as to why In Stitches has not been posting of late, but I have my own theory. Stitchy has been kidnapped by time bandits, who have transported him back to 16th century northern Italy, and used his resemblance to a local nobleman for their own evil purposes. What's worse, on pain of torture and death, Stitchy's been forced to eat prosciutto.
As evidence, the following URL:
http://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibition/giovanni-battista-moroni#gallery
(See Prospero Alessandri)
Even with his transport back in time, however, it's good to see that Stitchy's maintained his sense of style.
I've noticed that there has been a dearth of postings by our favorite poster, Stitchy. There may be many theories as to why In Stitches has not been posting of late, but I have my own theory. Stitchy has been kidnapped by time bandits, who have transported him back to 16th century northern Italy, and used his resemblance to a local nobleman for their own evil purposes. What's worse, on pain of torture and death, Stitchy's been forced to eat prosciutto.
As evidence, the following URL:
http://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibition/giovanni-battista-moroni#gallery
(See Prospero Alessandri)
Even with his transport back in time, however, it's good to see that Stitchy's maintained his sense of style.
Thank you for making it an original yellow shirt rather than an original red shirt. The original series was good, but the later revisionist series with hairless captains who only talked were not good. If people wanted to listen to people talking, they'd switch on the radio, not the television.
the pants are dark green, critique me hoes!
You earn the name. The shoes are very nicely shined.
idk about all that other ****, but I noticed this the past couple days as well.
yo where you at @in stitches?
So great. Unspoilered because it's that good. See you guys in 45 years.