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EdenResident

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Originally Posted by Metlin
Well, yes. I've nothing against an automatic; however, I do have something against paying ridiculous amounts of money for a mechanical watch when superior functionality and quality can be had for cheaper.

Why pay $200 for a pair of jeans when a $15 pair bought from Walmart can cover ********** just as well?
 

Mr T

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Homosexuality.
 

Wes Bourne

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Originally Posted by iammatt
Antiquing

Originally Posted by R-H
Brown shoes.

+1 for both

I like brown shoes and have learned to appreciate all the shades they come in as well as the richness of color; I also admit they age better than black shoes. Maybe it's more a matter that black shoes seem underrated. Also, a bit of hand burnishing is fine, but extreme antiquing or patination is tacky.
 

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For what it's worth, I like this thread. Every forum has its biases. There is nothing wrong with this; it's just a reflection of the unique style or culture or history of the forum. As a relative newcomer, a thread like this is extremely valuable. It lets me interpret what I read in a more neutral light and develop a more even-heeled perspective.
 

JetBlast

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Originally Posted by FidelCashflow
Stop making fun of Anne Hathaway's nose!
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You people are all full of blasphemy, making such comments about Hathaway. Shame on thee.
 

Metlin

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Originally Posted by EdenResident
Why pay $200 for a pair of jeans when a $15 pair bought from Walmart can cover ********** just as well?

Bad analogy. The difference is between paying $15 for crappy jeans, $100 for good jeans and $2,000 for overpriced jute bags from the 1400s and call them jeans.

Paying ridiculous amounts of money for mechanical watches when better and more reliable technology at lower price points is available is like using fabric from the 1200s when better, alternative fibers are available at cheaper price points.

But that's just me. And ******** is very happy whether it is covered or not, thank you very much. It is the rest of the population that seems to have a problem.
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gorgekko

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Originally Posted by garmentmerchant
For everyone that rips on walmart clothing and holds H & M clothes on a pedestal

Fact: H & M production facilities also produce the identical shirts for the wal mart "George" line


There a big H&M love-in on SF?
 

kiLLscaLLion

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Originally Posted by EdenResident
Why pay $200 for a pair of jeans when a $15 pair bought from Walmart can cover ********** just as well?

Bad analogy.
 

MetroStyles

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+1 on the MoP buttons...whooooooooo cares they are BUTTONS. No one can tell they are real without inappropriately close inspection anyway.
 

voxsartoria

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Overrated:

- Incotex

- Used shoes

- Nudies

- Bespoke

- Omega

- Sarah Palin

- Isaia

- Le Bernadin

Underrated:

Hasselhoff


- B
 

JayJay

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Brown shoes

Knit ties

Wearing a pen as an accessory item
 

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Observation: When 3 or more SF members with 3000 posts or more agree on something, it is placed into the official SF handbook.

personally I agree with the OP, I simply do not wear my good shoes in the rain. Being that my shell shoes are the "best" of all, I run from any dampness when wearing cordovan.

Aside from that, I don't like Panerais
 

linsook

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Originally Posted by Metlin
Well, yes. I've nothing against an automatic; however, I do have something against paying ridiculous amounts of money for a mechanical watch when superior functionality and quality can be had for cheaper.
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i still like mechanical watches. if the price is right.
 

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