Who would you like to meet on Style Forum?

[PHV]

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(PHV @ June 30 2005,08:29) I'd like to meet LA Guy so that he could teach me all about Canadian socio-political issues and how to dress like I'm still 10.
you dont need to dress like a 10 year old. Â keep acting the way you do and noone will mistake you for anything older.
First of all, who are you? Second of all, what other "childish" behaviour have I exhibited to merit that comment? Shut up and know your role.

 

[Fabienne]

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(Agreeable @ June 30 2005,21:48)

Originally Posted by StewF18,June 30 2005,12:22

Originally Posted by PHV,June 30 2005,08:29

I'd like to meet LA Guy so that he could teach me all about Canadian socio-political issues and how to dress like I'm still 10.
you dont need to dress like a 10 year old. Â keep acting the way you do and noone will mistake you for anything older.
enfant de chienne
That's not nice.
Aww, it's just one of those colorful QuÃ

becois expressions. It's a term of endearment, just like when the QuÃ

becois call the French "Ces maudits Français". We know they love us.

 

[Bergdorf Goodwill]

Quote:

(StewF18 @ June 30 2005,12:22)

Originally Posted by PHV,June 30 2005,08:29

I'd like to meet LA Guy so that he could teach me all about Canadian socio-political issues and how to dress like I'm still 10.
you dont need to dress like a 10 year old. Â keep acting the way you do and noone will mistake you for anything older.
First of all, who are you? Second of all, what other "childish" behaviour have I exhibited to merit that comment? Shut up and know your role.
Nothing more mature than channeling The Rock.

 

[johnapril]

Quote:

(StewF18 @ June 30 2005,12:22)

Originally Posted by PHV,June 30 2005,08:29

I'd like to meet LA Guy so that he could teach me all about Canadian socio-political issues and how to dress like I'm still 10.
you dont need to dress like a 10 year old. Â keep acting the way you do and noone will mistake you for anything older.
enfant de chienne
Hello, styleman.

 

[Steve B.]

So when is the next time you are in Portland? And why the hell would you go to Portland anyways? There is nothing there man.

Traveling selling to specialty stores. There are definitely more of those in Portland than in Seattle.

 

[Ambulance Chaser]

Anyone with whom I have had regular PM correspondence, any frequent (or semi-frequent) poster with a join date of March 2002, and any member from DC who I have not yet met.

 

[Nonk]

I would be happy to meet everyone on the forum, except Mr Kabbaz, as he would set fire to my shirts (because they have double needle stiching)

Of particular interest would be Globetrotter, as he has led the sort of life that bestsellers are made of here and Clarinetplayer, as he has one of the most dangerous occupations in the US, school teacher in Michigan.

 

[clarinetplayer]

Of particular interest would be Globetrotter, as he has led the sort of life that bestsellers are made of here and Clarinetplayer, as he has one of the most dangerous occupations in the US, school teacher in Michigan.

Perhaps I have a "dangerous" job as Mr. Nonk points out, but he lives in a dangerous area--near Belfast. He is in a dangerous place, not because of IRA threats, but because of his proximity to the Clarke and Dawe shop. A very tempting place to go with a credit card I'm sure. I now own three Clarke and Dawe shirts--double cuff, wide English spread collar. These shirts are my favorites and are real attention getters.

 

[Nonk]

Clarke & Dawe is indeed a dangerous place to visit, and I hold ViroBono responsible for the resulting perilous state of my finances.


Joe, they have a half price sale on at present and I have definitely seen your favourite style included, give Alan a call to see if your size is available.

 

[ViroBono]

I miss Belfast, and am trying to find a way to work a visit with the other half, so I can visit Clarke & Dawe again. My C&D shirts are still going strong too.

 

[globetrotter]

Of particular interest would be Globetrotter, as he has led the sort of life that bestsellers are made of here and Clarinetplayer, as he has one of the most dangerous occupations in the US, school teacher in Michigan.

in a bestseller I would be a foot taller, and I would have been dragged out of retirement long before I had a chance to develop a belly and a family.

I am much happier this way....

but I hope one day to share a few pints on your side of the pond.

 

[whodini]

Conne. It's been a while since I've had my stomached pumped.

Ed. Insulting him in spanish would be far better in person.

Kronik. I like a bit of chocolate in my milk.

Sauce. I hear his jeans smell like angels crying.

Ken. Same as reason as Conne but with a 500% better chance of being laid by a female under the age of 50.

Shoreman. Autographed photos of Ben Gibbard will sell at $15 a pop minimum on ebay.

Lawyerdad. Who doesn't want free racist law advice over lunch at King Taco's (or better).

jet. It'd be like catching a rainbow.

 

[GQgeek]

Originally Posted by whodini

Conne. It's been a while since I've had my stomached pumped.

.

Wait, you revived a thread so that you could say that you want to meet conne irl and he can pump your stomach?

 

[whodini]

Originally Posted by GQgeek

Wait, you revived a thread so that you could say that you want to meet conne irl and he can pump your stomach?
Yes, but you can stay for the fisting.

 

[Get Smart]

Originally Posted by whodini

jet. It'd be like catching a rainbow.

eh, more like sighting a unicorn