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Is it cheaper if I only want to look like Foo?Originally Posted by dopey
You can drag fewer meters of Tip Top to Despos, so yes.
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Rally under your flag- War is upon us! The Great Drape/No Drape Poll!
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You can drag fewer meters of Tip Top to Despos, so yes.
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BTW, Vox, we are losing the vote. I assume that just makes drape more "exclusive" and "for the true connoseiur," correct? Whereas had we won, drape would have been the triumphal clear victor.Originally Posted by Manton
No, it just means it looks bad.
j/k but you can lick your wounds in peace.
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BTW, Vox, we are losing the vote. I assume that just makes drape more "exclusive" and "for the true connoseiur," correct? Whereas had we won, drape would have been the triumphal clear victor.Originally Posted by Manton
Clean is the new i-Consensus?
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You can have price or results, you pick.Originally Posted by Despos
If I want price, I'll go see Westmancott for his £45,000 Ultimate Bespoke.
Assuming that I can find him.
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BTW, Vox, we are losing the vote. I assume that just makes drape more "exclusive" and "for the true connoseiur," correct? Whereas had we won, drape would have been the triumphal clear victor.Originally Posted by Manton
We'll regroup in Foof's foyer.
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As per the recent trend in the blogosphere, I'm sure I could find nice things to say about a drape suit if someone wished to provide me one. Even a sportcoat might do.
If you guys are serious about your cause, I mean.
If you guys are serious about your cause, I mean.
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As per the recent trend in the blogosphere, I'm sure I could find nice things to say about a drape suit if someone wished to provide me one. Even a sportcoat might do.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
If you guys are serious about your cause, I mean.
You heard the man...just get a jacket two sizes too big.
Then you're done. Nothing more to it.
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As per the recent trend in the blogosphere, I'm sure I could find nice things to say about a drape suit if someone wished to provide me one. Even a sportcoat might do.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
If you guys are serious about your cause, I mean.
This reminds me - On Sunday, I discovered this fantastic shop in NY that sells really exceptional items at shockingly reasonable prices. Real artisan stuff, with intelligent design and beautiful execution. I wrote a nice post about them, then realized that I better not post about them without first hitting them up for free stuff or else designing some Dopey Limited Editions to sell for a little cut.
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You heard the man...just get a jacket two sizes too big.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Then you're done. Nothing more to it.
I already have this. But around here, stuff is either SF-approved or it's not. I don't want to come across as a small-timer amid the titans of drape.
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Mobile iDrape pump....iDrape, where you need it, when you need it!Originally Posted by Despos
This, plus an inflatable pouch under each arm.
Or should we call it the "Portable Jiffy Drape"
You may want to patent that.
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You may want to patent that.Originally Posted by yachtie
I used that exact device two weeks ago to pump a Swiss ball up.
It's not something that most of you have seen, since it is used in exercise.
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I used that exact device two weeks ago to pump a Swiss ball up.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
It's not something that most of you have seen, since it is used in exercise.
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But did you put the ball in your suit?
edit: don't answer that
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