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yachtie

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Originally Posted by dopey
I have never managed to like how 6x1 or 4-1 look on me, though, so all my DBs are 6x2 except a fake 4x1 that is a 6x2 without the bottom buttons.

No boaters for me, either, though I always wear a Panama in summer.


I'm getting more into the 4x2 look and have a couple more in the works. I don't usually roll the lapel though.
 

Film Noir Buff

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Originally Posted by dopey
when he vanished I turned to Savile Row, which is how I ended up at Dege.
What do you have from them?
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Some of the [Lucas] RTW comes close to being period pieces with drape you could hide a dog in.)
Woof!
Originally Posted by dopey
No boaters for me, either, though I always wear a Panama in summer.
Oh, I always wear a boater, carry a cane and wear spectators no matter what else I am wearing.
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Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Of course most people were living in cardboard boxes during the Great Depression

I can't believe that no one has pointed out this bit of fiction yet.
 

DocHolliday

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Originally Posted by Thurston
I can't believe that no one has pointed out this bit of fiction yet.

The Depression also saw an attempted invasion of Manhattan by the Daleks, resulting in the first human-Dalek hybrid:

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Perhaps this was also the genesis of RJmanbearpig.







(As no one wanted to discuss Romulan tailoring, I thought this might get more traction.)
 

Fuuma

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Originally Posted by DocHolliday
The Depression also saw an attempted invasion of Manhattan by the Daleks, resulting in the first human-Dalek hybrid:

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Perhaps this was also the genesis of RJmanbearpig.


(As no one wanted to discuss Romulan tailoring, I thought this might get more traction.)



That's absolutely disgusting, an insult to the ideals of beauty embodied by what is most noble about humankind!! Is that a black suit???!!!!
 

Fuuma

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Originally Posted by DocHolliday
It's the shirt, man. The shirt!

That too, no wonder I detected an air of the lower classes, this individual looks like a waiter or other unmentionable.
 

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Originally Posted by Fuuma
That's absolutely disgusting, an insult to the ideals of beauty embodied by what is most noble about humankind!! Is that a black suit???!!!!
No no, it's midnight blue. It simply looks black under artificial light.
 

DocHolliday

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Originally Posted by Fuuma
That too, no wonder I detected an air of the lower classes, this individual looks like a waiter or other unmentionable.

We must have sympathy. In those days, there were no online message boards from which to learn the proper way to dress. But, setting that aside, do you think the DB works with his build/facial tentacles?

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Also, perhaps this is a relation of our new arrival?

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luk-cha

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i dont think i have seen these picture before - any more FNB just to make you point clearer of course!
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Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
princeofwalesdbgraychalih0.jpg


I have not seen this picture before either. Thanks for posting it!

What's going on? Is the guy being searched at customs? Why is the suitcase open?
 

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Originally Posted by tlmusic
I have not seen this picture before either. Thanks for posting it!

What's going on? Is the guy being searched at customs? Why is the suitcase open?


I think it's the sartorial inquisition.
 

Thurston

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Originally Posted by tlmusic
I have not seen this picture before either. Thanks for posting it!

What's going on? Is the guy being searched at customs? Why is the suitcase open?


Maybe this is the cardboard box he's living out of.
 

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