The Rubinacci Thread.

Manton · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by mafoofan

Well, don't hold me in suspense--what are they!

Pedantry and argumentativeness? A "Let them eat cake" view of the outside world?

I am guilty of all of this, too, so don't think I am looking down on you. Rather, we are both looking up, from the bottom of the quaries of Syracuse, into Gylippus's eyes, in despair ...

itsstillmatt · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by Manton

Pedantry and argumentativeness? A "Let them eat cake" view of the outside world?

I am guilty of all of this, too, so don't think I am looking down on you. Rather, we are both looking up, from the bottom of the quaries of Syracuse, into Gylippus's eyes, in despair ...
I don't know about the two of you, but I am looking down from my large foyer.

Manton · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by iammatt

I don't know about the two of you, but I am looking down from my large foyer.

My foyer is so big, all of Rubinacci's cutters could set up in there.

RJmanbearpig · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by Will

Will you be dining in sir?
See below. Manton and I eat the crusts you, Matt and Mr. Mafoo leave for us.

Originally Posted by Manton

Pedantry and argumentativeness? A "Let them eat cake" view of the outside world?

I am guilty of all of this, too, so don't think I am looking down on you. Rather, we are both looking up, from the bottom of the quaries of Syracuse, into Gylippus's eyes, in despair ...
Don't put words in my mouth. Surprised that Manson didn't instead use a classical term -- hubris. I, however, am not in the quarries of Syracuse. The pits of Gehennah, maybe.

Originally Posted by iammatt

I don't know about the two of you, but I am looking down from my large foyer.
Unfortunately most people don't realize that they will never have a large foyer. What happened to the American Dream?

Originally Posted by Manton

My foyer is so big, all of Rubinacci's cutters could set up in there.
I have no foyer.

itsstillmatt · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig

Unfortunately most people don't realize that they will never have a large foyer. What happened to the American Dream?

Viktri · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig

There are reasons to mock mafoofran, but they're not these reasons.

This is so terrible but yet so funny.

I was in Naples a month ago. I didn't see any trash in the Rubinacci area (I wanted to see the store but it was closed as got to that area of town late afternoon).

coolpapa · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig

I have no foyer.

You are foyerless.

RJmanbearpig · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by Viktri

This is so terrible but yet so funny.
My work here is done.

Manton · Oct 22, 2008

I played a game of touch football today in my foyer.

RJmanbearpig · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by Manton

I played a game of touch football today in my foyer.

You and Heismatt are going on Etienne and Fuuma's Franco-Canadian socialist revolution Against-the-Wall list.

itsstillmatt · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig

You and Heismatt are going on Etienne and Fuuma's Franco-Canadian socialist revolution Against-the-Wall list.
My foyer doubles as my elevator lobby, so I think I don't belong on the list.

TheFoo · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by Manton

Pedantry and argumentativeness? A "Let them eat cake" view of the outside world?

I am guilty of all of this, too, so don't think I am looking down on you. Rather, we are both looking up, from the bottom of the quaries of Syracuse, into Gylippus's eyes, in despair ...

Wait, these are bad things?

Originally Posted by iammatt

I don't know about the two of you, but I am looking down from my large foyer.

Originally Posted by Manton

My foyer is so big, all of Rubinacci's cutters could set up in there.

What the hell did I miss that has to do with foyers?

Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig

See below. Manton and I eat the crusts you, Matt and Mr. Mafoo leave for us.

If those 'crusts' are bespoke Charvet shirts and a coupe dozen pairs of bespoke shoes made by the best shoemakers in Paris, I think you're doing just fine.

In he mean time:

RJmanbearpig · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by mafoyerfan

What the hell did I miss that has to do with foyers?

Never you mind.

If those 'crusts' are bespoke Charvet shirts

They threw in a keychain with a little tie on it and a free tie.

Mildly Consumptive · Oct 22, 2008

Originally Posted by mafoofan

In he mean time:

Your tie-knot and unbuttoned buttons now irritate me, but your jacket is nice.

Manton · Oct 22, 2008

My wife and I were both in our foyer today, and we called out , and we could hear the voices, but we could not find each other.

I did find Rubinacci's buttonhole maker, though.

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