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...Originally Posted by mafoofan
Suum cuique pulchrum est.
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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Suum cuique pulchrum est.
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No, I understand that you don't like it. And, if you don't like it once, it's reasonable not to like it thrice.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
What I am trying to point out is that "popularity," or replication, is not an intrinsic evil. Rules of dress, such that exist or such as continue to inform or structure choice, are similar in spirit. So, too, is emulating or building off the styles of men whose mode of dressing you admire.
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Careful, your talons are showing.
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i feel pretty lost now. is this a serious statement?Originally Posted by fritzl
just because you don't like him doesn't make him useless, he does make useful contributions and I agree with him on his points. But let's not turn this into foo attack again.
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Careful, your talons are showing.Originally Posted by aportnoy
Are you slumming?
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just because you don't like him doesn't make him useless, he does make useful contributions and I agree with him on his points. But let's not turn this into foo attack again.Originally Posted by forex
I agree. I'm not so sure how much "like" has to do with it. Can you really judge a person based on an internet fora? I understand his sartorial philosophy, and even though I don't agree with it, i respect it, cause he looks damn good in his clothes (maybe irl the cuffs on such a short guy may be too much, but I've never seen him irl). I take the advice from people on here with their own stylistic preferences in mind.
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I'm pretty much the same jerk IRL I am here.
Pretty much.
Pretty much.
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I do only receive pms asking if I am serious/have been drinking.Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
To be fair, your intelligibility is inversely proportional to your sobriety.
Fortunately, you are intellible most of the time.
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Always!Originally Posted by aportnoy
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I'm pretty much the same jerk IRL I am here.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Pretty much.
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Why did you post this?Originally Posted by mafoofan
i could try and explain why ... but you are too stupid and self-centered to understand.
Sometime, I'd like to see you wearing this coat paired with a solid light blue shirt.Originally Posted by clarinetplayer
Dawg, this is kickin ass. Love the design of the jacket, not the biggest fan of the shirt, though. A white one would have better in my opinion.Originally Posted by spoozy
i think the consensus for the most part is that the green shirt was a miss. so far suggestions have been light blue and pink. i will try both (maybe not till S/S 11) but i will try those as suggested in due time.
I'm pretty much the same jerk IRL I am here.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Pretty much.
God bless your heart.
Btw - i was surprised to see a man called Doc Holliday - Marshalls Head Coach - on TV yesterday. Threw me for a loop. I don't reckon you are related to him ... lol.
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I like the flower. Its concentration online in one forvm is surely not replicated in real life, in which it can be a small affectation that is charming with the right personality...like, oh, unbuttoned BDs with neckties.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
I would agree that a room full of such flowers would be a bit Stepford Wives. That ain't gonna happen, though, except perhaps in one of those SF meet ups that I keep missing.
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Originally Posted by foo roops
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Some people are just too precious. Certain affectations are OK but others are not and only certain people can wear certain things.
MensEx was showing these flowers like 2 years ago. Not sure why it's OK for someone to sell it but not OK for someone on the forum. Wear whatever you like and stop worrying about what other people on SF are wearing.
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For those who asked about the "murse" Its by Brooks Brothers - Made in England. Don't know who makes their bags ... but i had been eyeing it for a long while and it finally came on sale last week and i snagged it. A few more pics ...
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