eviltimeban
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Quote: Its quite a London / Jermyn Street look than a USA look, granted.
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Quote: Its quite a London / Jermyn Street look than a USA look, granted.
@Monkeyface Did you do antiquing to those Meermins or is that how they came?
You are so lucky to live in the UK, where your son can go to school dressed as a cowboy. Once upon a time, children in the USA could go to school dressed as cowboys, but now that would probably get the child expelled, and possibly taken away from the parents.
i dont think i would ever wear that shirt with a tie, nor a business suit. i never like large ginghams with anything that even leans towards formal. cuffs rolled with chinos would be how i would wear that shirt, or with gray dress pants and a very unconstructed patch pocket SC. just my 2 cents.
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MF - dat hair tho
@Monkeyface Did you do antiquing to those Meermins or is that how they came?
Its quite a London / Jermyn Street look than a USA look, granted.
@Amar ezzahi
A few days ago I saw you posted something about getting to 20 thumbs for the first time. I think I glossed over your fit the last time I added to the composite thread. Link to fit?
It's a shame that certain laws in the US are so stringent. To take a child off his parents because he/she is wearing an outfit that is considered by many to be eccentric is simply excessive. That said, I believe certain laws are put in place to achieve specific positive outcomes for the common good of the society as a whole. This is what parliament tell us and subsequently go on to promulgate laws to suit their unerring views. People see government proposals from different perspective and the above statement could therefore be an illusion.
In the UK, children wear school uniforms to school but this disguise is a one off. This is nearly end of academic year so he was permitted to wear any outfit of his choice. Apart from this exception, he wears school uniform on a daily basis. In certain countries of Europe like France, children on a daily basis wear any attire of their choice from tuesday to saturday to school as far as this does not denote any religious affiliation.
@Amar ezzahi
A few days ago I saw you posted something about getting to 20 thumbs for the first time. I think I glossed over your fit the last time I added to the composite thread. Link to fit?