HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part IV (starting May 2014)

[Betelgeuse]

Betel, just full on pelvic thrust next time.

I did not understood this.

That whole arrangement is so smooth. You have done very well with that. Can think of nothing amiss. Nada. (Do you apply anything to the rear inner cuffs to stop the run-off from those swell shoes messing up the Mr. Clean pants?)

Thanks! If I understood well, do you mean if my trouser have something inside the cuff so that they don't get stained with the shoes? If so, yes. I don't know how they call it but yes, I sk them to put that little band to the inside of the cuff.

 

[in stitches]

both fit and pose look good, B.

 

[spectre]



So you took took the "....sprinkled with arrogance" thing to heart I see.

Reality's rough sometimes.

 

[spectre]



T'is a brave approach, but the vest's white buttons definitelly ruin it for me, it's where my eyes go every time.

Plus, what's with the solid tie? He missed a chance for another vulgar pattern.

 

[luv2breformed]

Who are spectre and Egdon Heath and why did they bring their fight here?

 

[in stitches]

idk, but it stops now.

 

[spectre]

I started it with a random comment. It applies to many people on this forum who just don't get the simpler the more elegant approach.

See quote below.

 

[EliodA]

Plus, what's with the solid tie? He missed a chance for another vulgar pattern.

Yes, yes, you've made your point: only solids are elegant.

 

[kulata]

@Betelgeuse is that a 44R?

 

[EliodA]

I started it with a random comment. It applies to many people on this forum who just don't get the simpler the more elegant approach.

See quote below.

"Good taste, the last and vilest of human superstitions, has succeeded in silencing us where all the rest have failed." — G.K.Chesterton.

 

[luv2breformed]

I started it with a random comment. It applies to many people on this forum who just don't get the simpler the more elegant approach.

See quote below.

Regarding your quote, I can't believe someone who reads G.K. Chesterton could treat another human being so rudely.

Phillip Yancey said of Chesterton:

"Chesterton believed that a godly way of life is the best way of all ways. It’s the way the world is supposed to work, the way the world is meant to be."*

I may be out of bounds at this point, but I can't stand to see such hypocrisy . . .

*Christian History Magazine-Issue 75: G.K. Chesterton: Prolific Writer & Apologist (Carol Stream, IL: Christianity Today, 2002).

 

[in stitches]

spectre - please feel free to your opinions, and to state them, but stating them in a demeaning way to rile people up is unnecessary, and id like to ask you to stop before a **** storm ensues and then posts have to get deleted.

 

[An Acute Style]

Plus, what's with the solid tie? He missed a chance for another vulgar pattern.

I also wore a solid shirt, pants, socks, belt, watch strap, and shoes. Let's see how nasty I can I be.

 

[Betelgeuse]



@Betelgeuse is that a 44R?

46R my shoulders feel very snug in the 44R

 

[Tried and True]



no. the age old battle here is someone who has a clue what they are talking about (me) versus someone one who throws out all kinds of fancy ideas, but has not got a clue about dressing well. (you).

You are a rube.