Crosswick Crossover Collars U.S. Patented By Eric Glennie

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by pscolari

I saved Latin.

Did you write a hit play?

 

[Jeff Naylor]

Originally Posted by macuser3of5

You are clearly insane.

I think "Eric Glennie" is really Manton and he's having a blast trolling the hell out of everyone.

I mean, no one could really be as ... unusual ... as Eric Glennie, and that leaves evil genius as the only possibility.

Gotta be Manton.

 

[The Nino]

Eric is not the only visionary on this forum. I too have applied for design patents for my unique fashion creations. I believe my work, like Eric's, is revolutionary. Plus a lot of math curves were involved.

I present you with my practical yet stylish designs


100% silk

Also available in black, navy and gray.

7-Fold

Eric, I realize you are a bigshot in the business and don't have much time for someone starting out, but any insight or advice you can pass on will much appreciated by this fan.

Thank you

 

[acidboy]

Good day. I invented the St. Louis Crossover Pilsner Overhead Holder. U.S. Patent no. 54,986. I have revolutionized headwear like no other man has. Look at all those other hats, they are not revolutinary. They are simple arithmetic, while mine is advanced trigonometry! I would also wish SoCal2NYC would also introduce me to Mr. Thom Browne. I think they would look good with his "Peewee Herman Geek chick look."

 

[Nick M]

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

(taking a break for some M&Ms and coffee)

First thing Monday morning, I'm going to the patent office with coffee M&Ms.

I love all things Eric Glennie, but I'm banking on it all being the work of our "other" Eric, VMan. He's an evil genius.

 

[edmorel]

this is a sitcom that just writes itself.

 

[edmorel]

BTW, this post is as insane as anything EG has posted. I'm now thinking of "inventing" an Odd Couple type of sitcom but with three character (EG, Socal and AK). This thing would be a goldmine.

http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/f...35&postcount=1

 

[antirabbit]

Originally Posted by Cantabrigian

If someone had told me that personas such as these existed - let alone interacted with each other - outside of short-running TV shows, I would never have believed it.

I think I am having a stroke....

****

 

[Teacher]

Originally Posted by acidicboy

It would just be an update of this, with Cousin Thom and Eric from the island of Mypos, in Minnesotta

Excuse me, sir, but Mypos was near Greece, not in Minnesota. Perhaps you could brush up on your 80s television before making such bold statements!

 

[Nick M]

You know, I actually quite like this collar:

Add a dark charcoal Dior Homme-esque suit, and replace the pizza grenade tie with a silver basketweave or something, and I could see it would have its place.

But these ones...

He's just cut halfway up each collar point, then folded them back, right?

... right?

I can see the frayed edges, man!

 

[whacked]

Originally Posted by edmorel

BTW, this post is as insane as anything EG has posted. I'm now thinking of "inventing" an Odd Couple type of sitcom but with three character (EG, Socal and AK). This thing would be a goldmine.

http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/f...35&postcount=1
Wow.

Great minds think alike, no?

 

[SoCal2NYC]

The thing is EG you aren't revolutionizing anything...you are just cutting out a few things in the collars and cuffs. If you had created an entire new concept of the shirt or trousers then perhaps you have some grounds for your delusions of mediocrity.

 

[tonylumpkin]

Originally Posted by eric glennie

Good Evening Gentlemen! I wanted to introduce the forum to the inventor of the crosswick crossover collar. ( design #6 on my websiteI www.ericglennie.com ). I created the first crossover collar in 1994 and the crosswick collar has been seen in almost every formal menswear shop in the country and perhaps around the world. I just wanted to let the menswear community know where this crossover style originated ( my basement). Please take a look at the attachment to view my patent. If there is any patent attorney that wishes to dispute my claim, please send me an email and my phone is always open. I just want to let the menswear historians out there know where this revolutionary style originated. Thanks Eric Glennie 952-913-8708

Originally Posted by tonylumpkin

I knew it would be worth waiting for!

 

[Connemara]

I think I'm going to drunk dial Glennie tonight.

 

[tonylumpkin]

Originally Posted by Connemara

I think I'm going to drunk dial Glennie tonight.

Would you consider making it a conference call?