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Sorry, I have nothing productive to contribute to this thread.Originally Posted by Mildly Consumptive
I suppose there's a first for everything.
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White Flannel?
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Me, neither. Except for this:Originally Posted by dopey
I'm glad to see you are making good use of your bullpen.
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I suppose there's a first for everything.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
You are correct. That was the first time I failed to make a productive contribution to a thread. But do not despair Little Buffy, I will return to giving you a well-deserved hard time shortly.
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I wore these today. They definitely aren't a pure, snow white. They are more of a dirty white, almost a really light gray with tan undertones. However, if I had to describe them, I'd probably call them white flannel. They are lightweight and seem to work best on a sunny day when the temperature is in the 50s and 60s. I pair them with a blazer.
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You are correct. That was the first time I failed to make a productive contribution to a thread. But do not despair Little Buffy, I will return to giving you a well-deserved hard time shortly.Originally Posted by Mildly Consumptive
Hey, if it gives your life some meaning.
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Hey, if it gives your life some meaning.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Zing! Awww man, you burned me so bad.
But seriously, I derive meaning in my life from my family, friends, and work. Making fun of internet marsupials is a minor hobby. To put it in context, I spend more time playing with my cat than I do posting on internet forums. And I spend more time cleaning Kitty's litter box than I do responding to your posts.
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. And I spend more time cleaning Kitty's litter box than I do responding to your posts.Originally Posted by Mildly Consumptive
You do seem to spend the bulk of your time researching my old posts and kitty must leave some formidable offerings for you.
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You do seem to spend the bulk of your time researching my old posts and kitty must leave some formidable offerings for you.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Dissed and dismissed! Wait, are you making fun of me or my cat? I am fair game, but leave Kitty out of this.
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I spoke to my cloth merchant and he mentioned perhaps a women's cloth store would carry a white or very light grey flannel.
White flannel trousers? Or are you going to be sporting the Full Wolfe?Originally Posted by Vintage Gent
I think just pants for now.Originally Posted by Manton
Full Wolfe, please!
Unless it's extremely lightweight, white flannel sounds like an oxymoron to me. Would you wear flannel in the summer?Originally Posted by EL72
AA proves it's been done. I imagine it to look smashing.
Full Gatsby. Go for it, old sport!Originally Posted by RLlikes
What he said.
I wore these today. They definitely aren't a pure, snow white. They are more of a dirty white, almost a really light gray with tan undertones. However, if I had to describe them, I'd probably call them white flannel. They are lightweight and seem to work best on a sunny day when the temperature is in the 50s and 60s. I pair them with a blazer.Originally Posted by zbromer
Those look really nice. I recall Baron wearing (quasi-) white flannel trousers, no idea though where he got them from.
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