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Do we have guesses about what's plugged into the wall?
And tile would seem to signify a bathroom photo: the preferred photographic oeuvre for the iGent.
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And tile would seem to signify a bathroom photo: the preferred photographic oeuvre for the iGent.
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Do we have guesses about what's plugged into the wall?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
And tile would seem to signify a bathroom photo: the preferred photographic oeuvre for the iGent.
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Surely you mean "backdrop"... but imprecise use of foreign words is another indice of the iGent.
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Surely you mean "backdrop"... but imprecise use of foreign words is another indice of the iGent.Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig
Do you usually ruin jokes by explaining them?
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I think he wanted to say milieu.Originally Posted by grimslade
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Pedantry is an iGent indicia as well, you know...Originally Posted by grimslade
so is being clueless: http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...9&postcount=31
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Do we have guesses about what's plugged into the wall? - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
Yes. Let's see if you can get something right.
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so is being clueless:Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...9&postcount=31
You have no gratitude. I posted that specifically in order to puff up your sense of self-importance, and all you can do in return is insult me? Hmph.
Since you brought it up, however, and since you have already extolled the pattern matching, I'd be delighted to learn why the bunching of horizontal pattern on either side of that seam is desirable. I don't actually expect an answer, because that's not your style--so to speak. But I felt I should extend the invitation, and I'm all ears.
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You have no gratitude. I posted that specifically in order to puff up your sense of self-importance, and all you can do in return is insult me? Hmph. Since you brought it up, however, and since you have already extolled the pattern matching, I'd be delighted to learn why the bunching of horizontal pattern on either side of that seam is desirable. I don't actually expect an answer, because that's not your style--so to speak. But I felt I should extend the invitation, and I'm all ears.Originally Posted by grimslade
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