yachtie
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Dullards. Stage Two is where things get interesting. I have to try and be polite in Stage One. Stage Two gives me justification to counter-rant.
Patience.
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Dullards. Stage Two is where things get interesting. I have to try and be polite in Stage One. Stage Two gives me justification to counter-rant.
I didn't ask if you guys liked it. I asked if you could tell me what it is. I don't really care if it's well-liked. Now, please, get with the program and shift to admonishing me for being too arrogant to care about other people's opinions.
A stroke or a slap, you chase them equally so they all must feel the same.
Breanish pajama trousers?
I didn't ask if you guys liked it. I asked if you could tell me what it is. I don't really care if it's well-liked. Now, please, get with the program and shift to admonishing me for being too arrogant to care about other people's opinions.
I have no idea what the fabric may be, but I am sure it's NOT Porter & Harding's Glorious Twelfth. It's much too loosely woven.
So, definitely a tweed? Or some strange worsted variation?
Perhaps they would give us a group discount but we should all chip in and get whatever atelier warehouses the remaining bolt of this fabric and have them kerosene and torch it. It would make a most excellent SF youtube vid.
We can't all wear electric blue future fabric.
And hopefully after the bonfire of the inanities, no one would have to wear this one.
At least the cloth I like won't melt and release toxic fumes when burnt.