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mack11211
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What are you implying with that comment Sartrolliast?Originally Posted by Flieger
In high school I had a pair of olive cotton plus-fours...Italian Army surplus.
The knees were padded. Perfect for praying or surrendering, I thought at the time.
Now, of course, padded knees bring to mind the slogan of a long-closed downtown leather bar called The Altar:
"Confess. Kneel. Worship."
Flieger
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In high school I had a pair of olive cotton plus-fours...Italian Army surplus.Originally Posted by mack11211
The knees were padded. Perfect for praying or surrendering, I thought at the time.
Now, of course, padded knees bring to mind the slogan of a long-closed downtown leather bar called The Altar:
"Confess. Kneel. Worship."
well I kind of had the same experience in high school. I had a nice pair of pants in a fabulous fabric that had a vertical zipper on the backpanel. I thought this was intended to facilitate going to the toilet etc. Little did I know it was meant to facilitate the entrance of a PenOr in my rear end. The brand of the pants: Catamite, should have alerted me to this but at that time my knowledge of the greek language was only in its puerile phase.
pants in a fabulous fabric that had a vertical zipper on the backpanel. I thought this was intended to facilitate going to the toilet etc. Little did I know it was meant to facilitate the entrance of a PenOr in my rear end.Originally Posted by Flieger
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Again, not very recent:
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Sorry but I don't see anything admirable about those outfits.Originally Posted by TRINI
I like his jackets and I think he pulls off bowties well.
As Manton might say, that's a jacketing cloth, not a suiting one.Originally Posted by TRINI
+1, would make a nice SC
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