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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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I know this Flusserian shirt is not going to be everyone's cup of tea (it is actually Bullock & Jones, my dad bought it in the 80's and gave it to me), but it is one of the few shirts I own with short enough sleeves to wear with this SC. I keep forgetting to take this to the tailor to let the sleeves down.Originally Posted by MBreinin
Clearly they're too short, but until you mentioned it, I hadn't actually noticed. So good choice with that shirt! Either that or the ubiquity of short sleeves/jackets in photoshoots over the past 5 years or so has seeped irrevocably into my subconsious...
been a while ... getting a tan in sub-saharan Africa.Originally Posted by niidawg3
Sound like you're enjoying yourself. Have fun dude.
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Is that almost a smile, Mike?
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Originally Posted by IST66
This is very good. My only nit is I might have gone with a shirt with a more subtle pattern, or even a solid in a light blue. I think the shirt still works though, just that I wouldn't have chosen it. That's a great pattern on the coat also..
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Is that almost a smile, Mike?Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH
Frownz 4 lyfe!
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Feeling a little frisky today.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Hi SpooMan!
Are Dad jeans OK considering I'm a Dad?Originally Posted by Chico2007
Yes, and they look good to me.
been a while ... getting a tan in sub-saharan Africa.Originally Posted by niidawg3
too many pages to peruse, but i see some good ish ... and some bad ish ... stay stylin' peeps!!
back to 37 C and a coconut spiked drink.
Enjoy, nii!
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I think that is very cool that you have a shirt from your dad from the 80's and you wear it. How nice to have an article of clothing with a story. I remember that look well from the mid-80's. How about wearing it with a grey flannel suit and black shoes sometime (maybe cooler time of year than now
) to show the way it was rocked in those days? (oh, and no TV fold, that would have been a non-no then)
Originally Posted by MBreinin
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I like that, NYR.Originally Posted by Parker
Nice and summery here today so I went for some color. I could use a pair of white bucks.
I like the orange pants. I really wish I could wear something like that at work.
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...Originally Posted by upr_crust
Good point on the Bin Laden thing, crusty.
...Originally Posted by MBreinin
As i´m colourblind, you might forgive my failure
...Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Deliberately working it into my pic styles
...Originally Posted by TTO
Requoted for fuc**** brilliance.
...Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Good example of a neatly fitting sc. Well played, Rob.
...Originally Posted by Parker
Great stuff.
...Originally Posted by Tibor
Come on dude, seriously!
Do you really need to hurt all our feelings by showing us how miserable we are? Banging suit, smoking hot chick on your arm, rooftop action...go to hell!
...Originally Posted by Orgetorix
What a bow...makes me do that !
...Originally Posted by IST66
Very nice!
...Originally Posted by niidawg3
Enjoy it...!
In praise of ...
...Originally Posted by upr_crust
or conservative business dress ******:
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^^^ Took the last pic just to prove that the blazer and slacks aren't as close in color as they appear in the full shot.
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