skefferz
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Wesley Snipes is wearing what kind of collar?
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I have been asked to make all sorts of odd collors in my day. That has not been one of them.
I hope to never have to make anything that awful looking.
Carl
I hope to never have to make anything that awful looking.
Carl
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But all the tax evaders are wearing those cool collars!
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I was going to post a question like this last week!
I interviewed a person that had this type of collar. It looked like a point collar with the last half inch cut straight across.
I interviewed a person that had this type of collar. It looked like a point collar with the last half inch cut straight across.
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