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Some of the pics are perfect for WAYWRN.
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Amish style from LIFE magazine
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I saw a dude a month or two back at the Angelica film theatre sporting a full amish look.
had a summer hat on instead of felt.
He looked so out of place.
had a summer hat on instead of felt.
He looked so out of place.
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That picture of the Air Force recruiting sign cracks me up. Do folks who shun electricity really make ideal fighter pilots?
And what does that sign on the far left of the last picture say? That's got to be either one of the worst . . . or best . . . photo editing jobs of all time.
And what does that sign on the far left of the last picture say? That's got to be either one of the worst . . . or best . . . photo editing jobs of all time.
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Love the boots.
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That picture of the Air Force recruiting sign cracks me up. Do folks who shun electricity really make ideal fighter pilots?Originally Posted by Bounder
And what does that sign on the far left of the last picture say? That's got to be either one of the worst . . . or best . . . photo editing jobs of all time.
Click with Dick? You don't remember tricky dickie? Kids today.
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Well, at least you can't accuse them of always falling prey to the latest fads. ;-)
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The Amish are awesome, like good beef jerky.
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They are not amish... Those pics are from Engineered Garments new campaign.
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Does that sign say "lick with Dick?" I wish campaign slogans were like in the old days. Like when Harrison was accused of leaving the army, his opponents said Harrison spelled backwards was "no sirrah." Harrison fought back by calling Van Buren "van Ruin" and that Van Buren rhymed with "van urine." Ah, the good ole days....
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