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I think the correct prompt is, "Tell me about your toilet training."Originally Posted by philosophe
Q: "Did your parents beat you? If not, why not?"
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Q: "Did your parents beat you? If not, why not?"
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It still puzzles me how I wore this suit / shirt / tie combo:Originally Posted by mishon
Oh man, that's sweet...in a sour way.
Let's see more, guys.
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For me it's a toss up between these two...err...threeOriginally Posted by PandArts
You need to commit to your very worst...which one is it?
Because, it is one of the ones up there ^.
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Ha, it's only been 2 weeks for me, give it time
More seriously, I definitely consider this my most grievous error so far. An experiment done with the best intentions (working in light coloured cords, avoiding the usual neckwear, doing something less obvious with the waistcoated look), but a failed experiment, nonetheless:
More seriously, I definitely consider this my most grievous error so far. An experiment done with the best intentions (working in light coloured cords, avoiding the usual neckwear, doing something less obvious with the waistcoated look), but a failed experiment, nonetheless:
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Originally Posted by iammatt
You look like a pin cushion. Or a porcupine. Porcushionpine.
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Ha. Funny thread. And surprisingly helpful. Probably one of the more informative threads I've seen since I crossed over from S&D to learn more about tailored clothing.
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Originally Posted by iammatt
Superb! You look like edmorel's pimp.
Only someone like you could dare to attempt and then fail to pull it off so well. Well done.
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Ha, it's only been 2 weeks for me, give it timeOriginally Posted by barims
More seriously, I definitely consider this my most grievous error so far. An experiment done with the best intentions (working in light coloured cords, avoiding the usual neckwear, doing something less obvious with the waistcoated look), but a failed experiment, nonetheless:
I am going to give you a free pass since you are naturally gifted in studied eccentricity.
But barims, well done: 2 weeks has definitely been enough to commit grievous error.
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Vox, in your first pic of yourself, it looks like your shoes are Bostonian or something. Who actually makes them, out of curiosity?
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Damn it, I didn't even copy my IMHO worst pics on my new hard drive.
Otherwise I would be winner.
Otherwise I would be winner.
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Superb! You look like edmorel's pimp.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Only someone like you could dare to attempt and then fail to pull it off so well. Well done.
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Thank you. I think.
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