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Ah Ok. Thank you!
Plus there is the SF discount code on top. You can find that one on the NMWA thread in the sig of the owner's posts.
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Ah Ok. Thank you!
Plus the SF discount if you put in the everchanging code...oops ^he beat me to it.Tailoring credit just gets deducted from the price at checkout.
Plus the SF discount if you put in the everchanging code...oops ^he beat me to it.
And I have to say that they have great customer service. They take time to explain stuff to dumb blockheads like me.
And when she gets suspicious enough about these bathroom excursions and checks the browser history on your phone,
Uh, what? 1) If your spouse is checking your browsing history, you have bigger problems than StyFo. 2) Who doesn't have a passcode on his phone?
Noodles' Journal Entry #1
With our attention focused on looking good in suits, I wonder how many of you are paying similar attention to the physical (body) aspect of our looks. There are lots of factors that create a good look but it seems like being fit or in good shape is not really necessary as long as your clothes are well fitting. But with some members here buying suits that cost anywhere from $1,000 to $3,000+, I don't think there will be many that will allow their bodies to go out of shape and render these suits obsolete.
My struggle with weight is well documented in this thread and thus far I am trying to go from 188 lbs to 170 lbs. I am currently sitting at 180 lbs and even at this weight, I like the fact that I don't have to squeeze into my pre-marriage pants and shirts. During the last 2 weeks, I have stopped eating like a child and started exercising. I am up to doing 1,000 jump ropes per day (10 sets of 100) and have cut out food that contain lots of sugar and carbohydrates. As I get back into my target weight, I am bringing back my pre-marriage clothes like the pants that I ripped right down the middle when I went down to pick up something. The local tailor had a "what the heck?!" expression on her face when I went to drop it off this week.
So who's into weight management or sculpting their bodies as much as they're into clothes?
What is the best way to get wrinkles out of a tie. Had a tie sit in a box while I was on vacation and it got a big crumpled. It's a good quality tie but it's not bouncing back on its own. I'm thinking light steam to loosen the lining or perhaps a gentle press through a cloth with a lightly warmed iron?
I've hung a tie or two in the bathroom for a few days and that has helped...
I'm assuming C that the steam from the shower helps to settle it?
It Can Only Happen To Noodles Moment
One time I went to a Thai restaurant for lunch with five of my co-workers, I was the only Asian and the rest were Americans.
We had our nice meal and all of us were walking out when one old white lady came up to me and asked,
"You work here? Can you tell me where the restroom is?"
I kindly showed her where the restroom was but left the restaurant scratching my head because I couldn't figure out why she came up to me when there were others with me.