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Here I look at least a little human if anything
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potemkin_city_limits
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That's one crazy spread button-down collar.Originally Posted by TRINI
I dont like it at all. Its way too large.
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Correct. Also, no roll at allOriginally Posted by comrade
It may as well just be a big ugly regular non button down collar.
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It's the turn of the SF x-File agents now. Or of the SF NKWD Officers. Does it roll? Does it not? Rolls a bit? What has happened? If yes, why and how? Sartorial Holocaust?
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It's the turn of the SF x-File agents now. Or of the SF NKWD Officers.Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
Does it roll? Does it not? Rolls a bit? What has happened? If yes, why and how? Sartorial Holocaust?
Talibanisation as it is know in India.
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Talibanisation as it is know in India.Originally Posted by aj_del
Do I spot here potential racism?
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Not really, taking an extreme view is generally referred to as being Taliban like, hence the bastardization in the Indian press to 'Talibanization'.Originally Posted by aj_del
I did definitely spot a lack of sarcasm
Well, I am going to meet the owner of Saint Crispin's tomorrow before I'll go to see the Wiener Mozart Orchester in the Musikverein, so I better go to bed as it's 4:30pm.
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Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
- Cravate Noire, I like the look of the SC + shirt you're wearing in this pic. Details please?
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- Cravate Noire, I like the look of the SC + shirt you're wearing in this pic. Details please?Originally Posted by Fantastic Mr Foxx
Believe me, you don't want any details on that shirt as the fake button-down collar is butt ugly, too large and has no roll at all.
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Believe me, you don't want any details on that shirt as the fake button-down collar is butt ugly, too large and has no roll at all.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
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