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The Bear Claw has arrived
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Sweet. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
It is, though your Invertere labelled one is nicer. This is the Paul Stuart version. It is like a Raccoon stadium coat, cut out of wool pile. it is an 8x4 DB with the most beautiful, wok-styled horn buttons (I assume yours uses the same).
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It is, though your Invertere labelled one is nicer. This is the Paul Stuart version. It is like a Raccoon stadium coat, cut out of wool pile. it is an 8x4 DB with the most beautiful, wok-styled horn buttons (I assume yours uses the same).Originally Posted by dopey
Yeah, the horn buttons are outta sight.
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Are extensive musclez a prerequisite to pulling off the Bear Claw without coming off as a poser?
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It is, though your Invertere labelled one is nicer. This is the Paul Stuart version. It is like a Raccoon stadium coat, cut out of wool pile. it is an 8x4 DB with the most beautiful, wok-styled horn buttons (I assume yours uses the same).Originally Posted by dopey
Alpaca pile coat?
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Wool pile It is a proof against eviscerationOriginally Posted by dopey
Sound like the talons loosened their grip.
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