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If you had to start over tomorrow...
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But I'm not.Originally Posted by grimslade
Cherry pie?
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yes but I'm a vagaterian.Originally Posted by edmorel
I thought you were a peno-American.
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The broad's barely over 30. WTF is the deal with those wrinkles ?
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She can call it whatever she wants.Originally Posted by grimslade
Be careful...after a few of those Tanq. Tens, you might run into someone who looks like Alicia calling attention to sausage.
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The broad's barely over 30. WTF is the deal with those wrinkles ?Originally Posted by Christofuh
She's been worrying about you.
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Jesus, here we go.Originally Posted by edmorel
Didn't even make it to page 8.
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Jesus, here we go.Originally Posted by edmorel
Didn't mean to ruin whatever fantasy you had going on there
I'll make it up to you
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Things I would do if starting again.
1. Less patterns in ties and dress shirts. I find I prefer textures with solid colours better.
2. Bespoke suits. Once I hade my first suit made I refuse to buy RTW again.
3. Bespoke trousers. Once I had my first bespoke suit made I realized how ill fitting my RTW trousers were and now have them made (except casual cords, jeans and some summer cottons).
4. Still buy the odd RTW sport jacket since I am an ideal 44L for many manufacturers.
5. MTM shirts. I currently have a large collection from Jantzen from trip to HK a few years ago. When these wear out I will look for a better maker for a more precise fit. Wish I had done this in the first place. I also like Brooks Brothers slim fit, must iron button downs and would purchase again.
6. Bespoke topcoat. One thing I did correct from the start and have no regrets. Money well spent.
7. Burberry trench. I have had mine for years and wouldn't live with out it.
8. RTW shoes. I don't have problems with fit so bespoke not neccesary. Half and half shoes to dress boots since I hate wet ankles from snow in the winter.
1. Less patterns in ties and dress shirts. I find I prefer textures with solid colours better.
2. Bespoke suits. Once I hade my first suit made I refuse to buy RTW again.
3. Bespoke trousers. Once I had my first bespoke suit made I realized how ill fitting my RTW trousers were and now have them made (except casual cords, jeans and some summer cottons).
4. Still buy the odd RTW sport jacket since I am an ideal 44L for many manufacturers.
5. MTM shirts. I currently have a large collection from Jantzen from trip to HK a few years ago. When these wear out I will look for a better maker for a more precise fit. Wish I had done this in the first place. I also like Brooks Brothers slim fit, must iron button downs and would purchase again.
6. Bespoke topcoat. One thing I did correct from the start and have no regrets. Money well spent.
7. Burberry trench. I have had mine for years and wouldn't live with out it.
8. RTW shoes. I don't have problems with fit so bespoke not neccesary. Half and half shoes to dress boots since I hate wet ankles from snow in the winter.
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