Anderson Cooper's Suits

[lawyerdad]

Originally Posted by spertia

Seriously?

When I was an 10-year old second baseman, I had a Ted Williams model baseball glove (from Sears, I think) where the faux Williams signature was not (as is customary) printed on the leather. Instead, there was a small black fabric label with Williams' name inscribed in rather electric green script. In color/style this label bore a slight resemblance to the labels you might see on then au courant Gloria Vanderbilt jeans and other clothing.
The trauma attributable to the merciless taunting I endured for using a "Gloria Vanderbilt designer glove" helped to ensure that I would ultimately pursue my current profession rather than being called upon to deny steroid use in Congressional hearings.
The moral being, sometimes things work out for the best.

 

[lawyerdad]

Originally Posted by Manton

Um, no. Sounds like I may need to be. What do you charge?

I'll work for clothes.

 

[RJman]

Originally Posted by lawyerdad

The trauma attributable to the merciless taunting I endured for using a "Gloria Vanderbilt designer glove" helped to ensure that I would ultimately pursue my current profession rather than being called upon to deny steroid use in Congressional hearings.
The moral being, sometimes things work out for the best.
Did it pique your interest in clothes as well?

 

[lawyerdad]

Originally Posted by RJman

Did it pique your interest in clothes as well?

Since you ask, I do wear stirrup hose, a jersey undershirt, and a cup to work every day. But who doesn't?

 

[SieurDeLaSalle]

Originally Posted by Joel_Cairo

Also Sieur, if you're so shocked that models are gay, it may interest you to know that AC modelled with Ford models for RL and CK from the age of 10 till 13 and is himself gay.
GAY=NO PROBLEM...

What I said was NELLY< NELLY>>> I(From RLBL webpage cannot even imagine anything else, but a big nelly) Anderson Is NOT NELLY... SHOSH...

 

[marc237]

Originally Posted by lawyerdad

Since you ask, I do wear stirrup hose, a jersey undershirt, and a cup to work every day. But who doesn't?

Considering the high, hard objections, I do as well. However, I had to switch to a plastic cup because of the metal detectors at the courthouse.

 

[Ivan Kipling]

Anderson Cooper's brother hurled himself from a window, while on allergy medications. This, according to what I've read. Interesting book, written by Gloria Vanderbilt: It Seemed Important at the Time.

I think Anderson has inherited some of his mother's style sense. GV believed in finding the right look, then sticking to it. Seems like that's what Anderson Cooper has done.

 

[spertia]

Originally Posted by SieurDeLaSalle

What I said was NELLY< NELLY>>>

I(From RLBL webpage cannot even imagine anything else, but a big nelly)

Anderson Is NOT NELLY... SHOSH...

What does nelly mean?

 

[lawyerdad]

Originally Posted by spertia

What does nelly mean?

You've gotta admit, the resemblance is remarkable:

 

[username79]

Were those square toed shoes he wore to the debate? Good looking suit though.

 

[Joel_Cairo]

Originally Posted by arnach

Were those square toed shoes he wore to the debate? Good looking suit though.

thanks for the necropost, I'd totally forgotten this thread and just nearly passed out from the LOLing all over again.