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Yoga
Hey fellas, anyone here have experience with yoga? I've been thinking that I could use a little stress relief here lately and yoga popped into my head. Now, I'm totally new to the subject, but I think it would work well for me. The increase in flexability would be nice too. Are there any things...- GQ Tiger
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- Forum: Health & Body
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Soccer jerseys
I like soccer jerseys as club wear in the warm summer months. I think they're sporty without the cheese... I'm not as attached to the team that they represent, but I wouldn't go out in one without knowing at least a little about the team. Most of the European teams seem to have some stylin'...- GQ Tiger
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Soccer jerseys
I like soccer jerseys as club wear in the warm summer months. I think they're sporty without the cheese... I'm not as attached to the team that they represent, but I wouldn't go out in one without knowing at least a little about the team. Most of the European teams seem to have some stylin'...- GQ Tiger
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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My top five list of current stylish actors
1. Pierce Brosnan 2. Edward Norton 3. Benjamin Bratt 4. Will Smith 5. Denzel Washington- GQ Tiger
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Chunky hair
I snagged myself some pomade the other day and tried it. I took at little and put it in my hair, then just took my hand and rubbed it over my head a couple of times. That did a good job of clumping the hair together. Just the technique I've tried that's worked for me.- GQ Tiger
- Post #12
- Forum: Health & Body
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Chunky hair
I've seen "chunky" hair around campus, and I like the casual look it can have. I have thick, slightly wavy hair (when it's longer) and I'm getting frustrated in my attempts to recreate this look for myself. Any suggestions for techniques or products to help? Should I just grow it out and brush...- GQ Tiger
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- Forum: Health & Body
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Sersucker pants
I've got this pair of sersucker (spelling?) pants that are really comfortable and airy here in the warmer days of spring in the south. My question is, what kind of shirt should I wear? I've just been wearing a plain white button up shirt tucked in in the front and out in the back. Any other...- GQ Tiger
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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A little last minute planning
I would say that a dark suit without a tie (top buttong open)is a good option for a semi formal look. Just make sure you're comfortable in what you're wearing so you can focus on impressing him with your leadership skills.- GQ Tiger
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Difference in styles?
I've considered Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren's Polo line as a more casual, all be them, expensive, lines. You know? Right around with Nautica and such. If you want dressy, go with Purple Lable, Donna Karen, or one of those flashy euorpean labels 1234 1234 C-L-E-M-S-O-N T-I-G-E-RRR-S, FIGHT...- GQ Tiger
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear