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You both misunderstand. I asked for opinions and was given responses, most of which were perfectly acceptable and helpful, a few somewhat vague. The only one I had a problem with was Ivar, which I thought would be perfectly clear due to the fact I quoted his post in my reply. Ac, if you can't see the snark in his comment, then I suppose you and I will have to agree to disagree about what it means to be snarky. Furthermore I didn't ask so I could be told what I wanted to hear. I've been alternately lurking and sporadically posting on SF for a while, and this is the last place I would ever go if I were simply looking for people to nod along and support everything I do. I want constructive criticism and don't mind a bit of sarcasm, but I've seen quite a few posts in my SF travels that are similar to Ivar's, posts that serve no purpose other than to say 'I have no actual answer to your question, but I just thought I'd let you know that you're a twat for asking it." You would think I asked if it's okay to pair a tuxedo with a pair of Reeboks. As far as being unnecessarily vulgar, well, I see people using profanity fairly casually in a lot of threads and I just didn't think it was a big deal. If I'm off base, my mistake. When I described what I was complaining about plurally, I was referring to what I have seen a good deal of in multiple threads, which was why I said "this forum," and not "this thread." In retrospect, I realize this sounds a bit semantical, but it seemed liked the clearest way to put it at the time. Perhaps I overreacted. I apologize for any misunderstanding
Ryan Gosling is a handsome, charismatic movie star who spends hours in the gym. What are your criteria for normal men who are attempting this look?
very few men can pull off the V-neck sweater with nothing under, this is one.
It's kind of funny, the turtleneck always gets poo pooed when I ask about it, but when I wear it with a sport jacket, I always get compliments. Also a few lame jokes about me looking like a professor, but mostly positive. I suppose this reflects the effect of seeing something in person as opposed to seeing it in a photograph or merely forming a mental picture.
Turtlenecks are a classic choice to be sure, but not one that works on me. I think I'd look like a tit, plus I'd be sweating nonstop.
This is an acceptable level of sarcasm. Thank you for not violating my standards and practices. Good day sir.The people who poo poo it are un-superior assholes?
I didn't think you were trying to cast me off, and I appreciate the advice, I just wasn't sure about where to post because:
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