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French Cuffs
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Please: Freedom Cuffs.
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Razeus
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I can don French cuffs only at higher end places I may go, i.e. a really nice resturant (in which you need to be suited up), a theater (say to see the nutcracker), a wedding. I wouldn't wear them to a job interview, networking event, or to work. Well I'd wear them to work if I was a CEO, COO, or CFO of a company in which suiting attire was standard dress code.
Manton
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The cursed lag has defeated my attempt to add a poal.
The cursed lag has really gotten bad. I appears to be happening to me alone. I asked the mods if I had been shoomanned somehow. They denied it. I wonder.
Anyway, it's gotten to the point where the site is down (for me) more than it is viewable. Three times, it's come back for a second, only to time out when I was trying to make this very post. I think that must be a sign from God telling me to get to work.
Sorry about the poal.
The cursed lag has really gotten bad. I appears to be happening to me alone. I asked the mods if I had been shoomanned somehow. They denied it. I wonder.
Anyway, it's gotten to the point where the site is down (for me) more than it is viewable. Three times, it's come back for a second, only to time out when I was trying to make this very post. I think that must be a sign from God telling me to get to work.
Sorry about the poal.
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I gave up on French cuffs and now get all my shirts with two-button barrel cuffs. Personally, I don't like wearing cuff links and prefer the way two-button barrel cuffs both look and feel under my coat sleeves. The simplicity of barrel cuffs suits my style better. I understand the appeal of French cuffs and think they look good on many people. I just don't prefer them myself.
bowtielover
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Please: Freedom Cuffs.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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You can't freedom cut the cuff of a shirt, you can freedom cut a potatoe and you can't freedom cook toast. You can't mock a counrty for whatign to stay neutral when you your self are not willing to slay bullet for your own.
Now as to regaurds to the post I prefer french cuffs and would love to see a poll. It would have been nice though to go ahead and start one then to waste our time with this emply post.
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