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OMG you have emotions! Very nice!
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I'm married! Wedding pics inside.
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OMG, Mafoo smiles! What's next on SF? Pics of Manton & FNB hugging? Conne snagging a girlfriend? McCain declared President in a reversal?Originally Posted by acidicboy
+1. It's night and day. The other possibilities you mention, I may need to revoke my still-warm membership.
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OMG you have emotions! Very nice!Originally Posted by texas_jack
Mafoo has a pretty fantastic smile. While I think smiling for every WAYWN is kind of cheesy, I believe mixing it up every once and a while would be quite a refreshing change.
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Very nice pics--you and your bride look fantastic.
And the tie was a good choice. The narrow range of traditional wedding ties can be a bit limiting so you did well not to feel constrained by the rules in this case.
(And I'm not just saying that because I have no plans to go with a wedding tie at my nuptials.)
And the tie was a good choice. The narrow range of traditional wedding ties can be a bit limiting so you did well not to feel constrained by the rules in this case.
(And I'm not just saying that because I have no plans to go with a wedding tie at my nuptials.)
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did you pin the flowers on the lapel?Originally Posted by vitaminc
No, they're through the lapel hole.
Thanks for the compliments everyone. Unfortunately, I can't smile on cue--I guess I never developed that kind of muscle control. I just wanted to show what it looks like when I wear Rubinacci naturally. It's not at all board-stiff like one might infer from my regular photos.
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Congratulations again. My favorite is the one where you're toasting, raising your hand and your coat is still sitting nicely on your neck and shoulders. I want that.
But I wonder: why is the cloth puckering in this photo? None of your other shots of this jacket show anything like this. It looks great in the others, but I'm confused on this one.
But I wonder: why is the cloth puckering in this photo? None of your other shots of this jacket show anything like this. It looks great in the others, but I'm confused on this one.
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Great attire.Originally Posted by dkzzzz
Who is Jersey girl with fake tan?
She's a close friend from childhood--and she's not from New Jersey. It was my mistake not to blur out faces in the earlier photos. Would you guys do me a favor and confine mocking comments to yours truly? Thanks!
But I wonder: why is the cloth puckering in this photo? None of your other shots of this jacket show anything like this. It looks great in the others, but I'm confused on this one.Originally Posted by greekonomist
Huh. You mean the rippling around the torso? I dunno. I never thought anything was wrong with it.
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No, they're through the lapel hole.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Thanks for the compliments everyone. Unfortunately, I can't smile on cue--I guess I never developed that kind of muscle control. I just wanted to show what it looks like when I wear Rubinacci naturally. It's not at all board-stiff like one might infer from my regular photos.
Perhaps you could ask your wife to take some action shots of you heading out the door to add to your frontal pictures that you're notorious for...
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Great pics, Matt. Both of you look terrific.
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Huh. You mean the rippling around the torso? I dunno. I never thought anything was wrong with it.Originally Posted by mafoofan
No, it seems to me like there is rippling on the outer edge of the lapel and also some at the shoulder seam. It does not appear on any of the close-ups, however. Maybe it's just an artifact of the photography; I don't know.
I'm guessing it's that rock-solid, gutsy Harrison's Premier Cru fabric.Originally Posted by Manton
Ha! But I would expect MR to be able to deal with that, no? Aren't the Italian tailors experts with lighter fabrics?
I think iammatt said he had a suit of the same cloth. I wonder if he's had a similar issue.
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Ha! But I would expect MR to be able to deal with that, no? Aren't the Italian tailors experts with lighter fabrics?Originally Posted by greekonomist
I think iammatt said he had a suit of the same cloth. I wonder if he's had a similar issue.
It's not the lightness of the cloth. It's the suckitude. It's 11 ounces. I have 8 ounce cloth that performs better. I have cotton that performs better.
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It's not the lightness of the cloth. It's the suckitude. It's 11 ounces. I have 8 ounce cloth that performs better. I have cotton that performs better.Originally Posted by Manton
/bitterness.
Why bitter? You're no channeling your feelings about the election at me, are you?
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