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Incorporating Sprezzatura into SW&D
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Does anyone have some tips for this? I was thinking about leaving one button fly button undone, but is that enough? It's hard when you're just wearing a tshirt and jeans. How about an undone, dangling belt?Originally Posted by Teger
don't lace one shoe.
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I leave a crosscut saw hanging out of my left back packet for workwear sprezzatura. Not fussily; just kind of stuff it in there. Sometime I casually carry a sledgehammer.Originally Posted by shoreman1782
I've considered leaving one corner of my bindle untied, but I'm afraid other trainhoppers might call me out (no hobo).
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Gold.Originally Posted by whodini
+1, well played sir, well played
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Chinese throwing stars? Brass knuckles?Originally Posted by Tck13
nah, those are just for the fadez
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"a certain nonchalance, so as to conceal all art and make whatever one does or says appear to be without effort and almost without any thought about it." That sounds about right.
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