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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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EnglishLapel
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Your problem seems to be that you have absolutely no idea of balance: tie-knot vs. shirt, dispersion of stripes, size...you maybe are only looking at your sleeves which are strangely enough 'ok', 'strangely' so, I ought to empahsize. Also- the tie is too long, the colours (tie PS what the ****!) don't match, the trouser length is overly long, no socks...etc².Originally Posted by Jerome
Your just so wrong and rude. Firstly things shouldnt "match" they should co-ordinate. Secondly no need to be so rude usually Oldog is seriously good at pattern matching. His trouser length is a personal prefernce and he still looks sharp. I think most would agree...
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just look into some 18th century prints of noblemen or some 19th century prints of Brummell)...Originally Posted by Jerome
Or the movie Dune, as you point out on your blog.
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That game, or football in general?Originally Posted by NOBD
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I don't think that that tie lenght is fine (for me), and the knot would be too small for me, and I also see no reason for wearing no socks with that outfit; furthermore I think that classic fit doesnt point to oversized (i.e. too large) clothes: just look into some 18th century prints of noblemen or some 19th century prints of Brummell)...furthermore: I don't give a ****! if anyone is *respected* here or anywhere else, ok?Originally Posted by Jerome
Demarcation dispute notice pending.
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http://www.foxnews.com/images/331136/0_61_071218_fighting_ants.jpgOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
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Compris.
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Soccer:
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the women in Boston are delectable, so is the food.
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^^an image from Faux News ... Really Vox ... Really?!Originally Posted by niidawg3
B-Ball:
in your neck of the woods ... heading to the game now. run into Jameer, Brandon Bass, JWill and Co in Quincy Market this afternoon. chatted with them for a bit. was nice to see them out and relaxing for such a big game, instead of holed up in their hotel rooms. Superman was MIA though.Originally Posted by niidawg3
the women in Boston are delectable, so is the food.
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Back to work...Originally Posted by KtownGreg
AND NOT HAPPY ABOUT IT
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I don't normally like pens in pockets but in this case I think it works better than a PSOriginally Posted by ManofKent
Thanks, standard issue for my minimalist moments...
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Awesome.
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Looks great - but I can't help feeling you should have gone brown (and preferably suede) with the shoes... I like the shoes you're wearing, but I can't help feeling they're really jeans shoes...
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Or the movie Dune, as you point out on your blog.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Correct, that uniform is a better fit than the so-called classic one of that contributor! Anyway, you 'haters' (what a ridiculous and ****** word!), may say whatever you want but truth, balance and beauty will eventually get all of you (and you will think 'ah, that's death
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Bright and sunny after a slightly dull start. Stupidly forgot the panama...Originally Posted by ManofKent
Barker Anniversary 'Rainham' - limited edition Anthracite finish
Uniqlo Chinos
Uniqlo Linen/Cotton blend waistcoat
Claiborne Linen/cotton SC
Etro shirt
Coles of London tie
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I love the color of those shoes. Are they that grey in real life?
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Correct, that uniform is a better fit than the so-called classic one of that contributor! Anyway, you 'haters' (what a ridiculous and ****** word!), may say whatever you want but truth, balance and beauty will eventually get all of you (and you will think 'ah, that's deathOriginally Posted by Jerome
How wonderfully profound.....
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