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OMG! Mafoofan Sighting in NYC!!
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Jet gave you permission to come on this side of the forum?Originally Posted by edmorel
Aww, you've come out to play! Hey, I'm going to be in NYC next month for a few days around the 16th or so. Free up your muthafuckin schedule!
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I'm such a groupie as I got all excited at seeing SF-legend Mafoofan in NY today with his wife and (I presume) mother-in-law. Great looking Rubinacci coat btw.Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
Where were you? We were up and down 5th and Madison. Near J. Press, by any chance?
But the real question: did I did I not look like a robot whore?
Mafoo lives a few blocks up from me..Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
I don't think I've seen you around. I suppose it's only a matter of time.
They all look alike.Originally Posted by LabelKing
I think you and I definitively disprove that theory.
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Where were you? We were up and down 5th and Madison. Near J. Press, by any chance?Originally Posted by mafoofan
Yep - at J. Press - I walked out a minute after you came in. I only looked up to notice you when the salesman asked if you were a member of AAAC. And I was much disappointed when you replied "Yes" rather than slapping him with your gloves and saying "I'm a SF man, beatch!"
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Yep - at J. Press - I walked out a minute after you came in. I only looked up to notice you when the salesman asked if you were a member of AAAC. And I was much disappointed when you replied "Yes" rather than slapping him with your gloves and saying "I'm a SF man, beatch!"Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
It would be more colorful to say, "I'm a Fedora Lounge man, sir" and then begin beating him about the head and shoulders with your pith helmet.
Moments like those make a great city...the threat of violence should always be in the air, like smog.
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It would be more colorful to say, "I'm a Fedora Lounge man, sir" and then begin beating him about the head and shoulders with your pith helmet. Moments like those make a great city...the threat of violence should always be in the air, like smog. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
Isnt Foo also a member of the LL? A duel is much more refined
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Yep - at J. Press - I walked out a minute after you came in. I only looked up to notice you when the salesman asked if you were a member of AAAC. And I was much disappointed when you replied "Yes" rather than slapping him with your gloves and saying "I'm a SF man, beatch!"Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
The salesman asked if he was a member of AAAC???
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The salesman asked if he was a member of AAAC???Originally Posted by grimslade
Yep. I'm sure something led him to ask that Q, but I wasn't really paying attention prior to that question being asked.
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Yep. I'm sure something led him to ask that Q, but I wasn't really paying attention prior to that question being asked.Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
how many paragraphs was mafoo's answer?
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Yep. I'm sure something led him to ask that Q, but I wasn't really paying attention prior to that question being asked.Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
I made a comment about how the regimental ties were mostly made in the U.S. and Ireland whereas they were nearly all Chinese-made the last time I was in the store.
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