Trompe le Monde
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theres a lot of beet in those faces
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SF Meets in the Sartorial Wasteland - SINGAPORE
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GuidoWongolini
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Originally Posted by gshen
6 iBengs and a Guido met at a bar, and ended up perusing books of cloth in a private boutique someplace in Singapore..
Conclusion? There is hope for SIN.. I think
- thanks for a great night & see youse all in a monthConclusion? There is hope for SIN.. I think
the_sartorialist
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theres a lot of beet in those facesOriginally Posted by Trompe le Monde
I fear that is what is traditionally referred to as, oriental flush!
the_sartorialist
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Originally Posted by gshen
6 iBengs and a Guido met at a bar, and ended up perusing books of cloth in a private boutique someplace in Singapore..
Pictorial evidence as promised:
Conclusion? There is hope for SIN.. I think
Nice one, gshen. Pictorial evidence as promised:
Conclusion? There is hope for SIN.. I think
Though, why are there only 5 suspects in the picture?!
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the_sartorialist
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Best to contact the High Commissioner -
Gshen, any chance of one being scheduled for either the first or second weekend of July?
Gshen, any chance of one being scheduled for either the first or second weekend of July?
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