The Rubinacci Thread.

[RSS]

Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff

Not at all. In fact, if you tell them you're from off here, they'll know to bring 500 swatches for you to inspect so that you can order the perfect tie.

There's a story in Richard Anderson's (

for mentiong an English tailor) book about a man who comes in looking for "a" tie. My best is that he's a member of SF.

 

[RJman]

Originally Posted by ohm

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Yep, that's pretty much how he behaved on his leash.

 

[TheFoo]

Originally Posted by RJman

Yep, that's pretty much how he behaved on his leash.

Serious question: do people actually put their cats on leashes?

 

[teddieriley]

I hate cats.

 

[embowafa]

Originally Posted by teddieriley

I hate cats.

OT, but +1

 

[ohm]

Originally Posted by RSS

There's a story in Richard Anderson's (

for mentiong an English tailor) book about a man who comes in looking for "a" tie. My best is that he's a member of SF.

A member of SF would have come in asking for "the" tie.

Originally Posted by mafoofan

Serious question: do people actually put their cats on leashes?

All the time.
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[RJman]

Originally Posted by mafoofan

Serious question: do people actually put their cats on leashes?

Originally Posted by ohm

All the time.

Some people walk their cats, I've even seen a cat "stroller" which is like a cat carrier you can wheel around. I think that's a bit pathological. However, when we drove cross country, I had the RJ cat on a harness with a detachable leash so that I could control him when we made stops, and I did similarly when we flew to Paris. Was quite disappointed that he did not get a "Cat Meal" in Connoisseur Class.

 

[voxsartoria]

This thread pidals.


- B

 

[teddieriley]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

This thread pidals.


- B

LOL. Perfect timing. Haven't heard that term in a while.

 

[Douglas]

those cat videos have me laughing hysterically.

 

[TheFoo]

Originally Posted by RJman

Some people walk their cats, I've even seen a cat "stroller" which is like a cat carrier you can wheel around. I think that's a bit pathological. However, when we drove cross country, I had the RJ cat on a harness with a detachable leash so that I could control him when we made stops, and I did similarly when we flew to Paris. Was quite disappointed that he did not get a "Cat Meal" in Connoisseur Class.

Paris, cat meals, harnesses . . . I wish I were your cat.

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

This thread pidals.

Easy solution: fly to Naples in the Vox jet, take photos of the vault inside the vault, post.

 

[el grande tempo]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

This thread pidals.



- B

Soon you will post some somewhat unattractive English bespoke suits and describe them (obnoxious self gloss) as aristocratic. Then you will feel better, and some of your psychophants will come and slurp at your fountain.

-E

 

[Film Noir Buff]

Originally Posted by RSS

There's a story in Richard Anderson's (

for mentiong an English tailor) book about a man who comes in looking for "a" tie. My best is that he's a member of SF.
That wasn't an iGent. An iGent would need to know the weight of the silk and interlining and where they cam from, how the tie was constructed, what that construction meant and the name of the person who sewed the tie.

 

[TheFoo]

Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff

That wasn't an iGent. An iGent would need to know the weight of the silk and interlining and where they cam from, how the tie was constructed, what that construction meant and the name of the person who sewed the tie.

Are you actually under the impression that a lot of people here behave like this?

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by el grande tempo

Soon you will post some somewhat unattractive English bespoke suits and describe them (obnoxious self gloss) as aristocratic. Then you will feel better, and some of your psychophants will come and slurp at your fountain.

-E

+1

Minor correction: "regal" not "aristocratic" was the word used by one of my psychophants, the one who runs the lounge-y site.

All in all, though, a well done post, enjoyable and competent.

Someday, we must walk our cats together and take in the ocean breezes.


- B