Sartorial mythbusting

[fritzl]

Originally Posted by el grande tempo

Perhaps FNB can write a guest column on your blog?

- E

that would be footastic.

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by mafoofan

I was being brash and attempting to grasp intangibles with impropriety-stained talons. I'm sure I just lack the class and awareness of class and awareness of others' awareness of my unawareness to appreciate how ugly that shirt and tie aren't.

Hai, Foo.

BTW, the hair is protective and is rated for Vespa speeds.

- B

 

[George]

Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff

That's not a great photo. Here is a better shot of the shirt.



Not bad, not bad at all. I have a few shirts in those 'candy stripes' from that Acorn book.

I'd wear that shirt and tie under a chalkstripe 3 piece, just to **** with people a little.

Ignore Mafoofan, he's prone to over excitement.........poor lad.

 

[fritzl]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

BTW, the hair is protective and is rated for Vespa speeds.

- B

at least... ..scored.

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by fritzl

at least... ..scored.

When the hairspray dries, it can be quite aerodynamic if the coif is shaped just so.


- B

 

[George]

Originally Posted by fritzl

at least... ..scored.

Fritzl, your signature makes me laugh. Are you a fan of M. Cantona?

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by George

Not bad, not bad at all. I have a few shirts in those 'candy stripes' from that Acorn book.

I'd wear that shirt and tie under a chalkstripe 3 piece, just to **** with people a little.

It works for you because you have an English accent. And English things that **** with the English a little have the potential to **** with Americans quite a lot more.

The reverse is also true.

- B

 

[el grande tempo]

Originally Posted by mafoofan

FNB doesn't acknowledge my existence. I am too intangible even for him.
Since you make your presence felt, I think it is less a question of tangibility than a question of angle of gaze.

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

It works for you because you have an English accent. And English things that **** with the English a little have the potential to **** with Americans quite a lot more.

The reverse is also true.

Only on Opposite Day.

- E

 

[voxsartoria]

Yay! A colostomy thread!


- B

 

[fritzl]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

When the hairspray dries, it can be quite aerodynamic if the coif is shaped just so.


- B

right you are.

 

[George]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

Yay! A colostomy thread! - B
Who'll be the first to bite...?

 

[fritzl]

Originally Posted by George

Fritzl, your signature makes me laugh. Are you a fan of M. Cantona?
i suggest you mean mr. cantona. unfortunately, i have never met him. i'm always impressed by the pureness of soccer anecdotes. just because i wear bespoke clothes and shoes, i can admire the poor-mans delight.

 

[George]

Originally Posted by fritzl

i suggest you mean mr. cantona. unfortunately, i have never met him. i'm always impressed by the pureness of soccer anecdotes. just because i wear i wear bespoke clotes and shoes, i can admire the poor-mans delight.

The quote is funny because page 3 of The Sun has the page with the topless models.

I remember his impromptu karate kick at Crystal Palace. When quizzed by the waiting paparazzi he retorted with a loose approximation of symbolist poetry. It would have made Verlaine's head spin.

Great footballer though.

 

[fritzl]

Originally Posted by George

The quote is funny because page 3 of The Sun has the page with the topless models.

i think, that was it all about.

the karate kick, imo, is a different story, agreed?

 

[George]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

It works for you because you have an English accent. And English things that **** with the English a little have the potential to **** with Americans quite a lot more.

The reverse is also true.

- B

Actually that ensemble of 'Film's isn't that bold in the U.K. most wouldn't bat an eyelid at it. I just find it amusing how some on this forum always get over-excited when they see something like this. Or is it, as I suspect, more about the poster than it is about the clothes?