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Luca Rubinacci ; most TACKY around
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I enjoyed Luca's pics in The Rake a while ago. But I also like people who aren't afraid to mix and match colors, patterns and styles rather than wear a uniform. I like classic dressing but I also appreciate some one who can mix it up a bit. How boring to have access to all of those amazing fabrics and just wear navy and grey or a simple POW pattern. You can do that at Nordstrom.
RSS
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Angels in America? I really need to read that second part.Originally Posted by randallr
All I want to remember about Roy is from that play.
****...RSS means bad-ass in like 6 or 7 languages!Originally Posted by Xiaogou
I'll cut you a check tomorrow.
SpallaCamiccia
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Spalla: I like your candor.Originally Posted by Kent Wang
What I want to know is where these photos come from. Especially the beach one. Does he post it up on some Italian Style Forum?
I just wrote his name on Google and selected pictures.
i like a lot of his outfits others not so much but calling him a **** is a bit muchOriginally Posted by in stitches
I didnt do it . I respect ellegant homos as I wrote
^^ Not for Spalla ...Originally Posted by aj_del
I wouldn't go as far as calling him names. But his style is questionable at best and pretty horrendous for the most part. He tries to be a dandy and just fails miserably, he overdoes it... A lot. Now every now and then I've seen wearing some ok combinations.Originally Posted by anginaprinzmetal
Of course.
Having seen a few of the OPs posts in WAYWN I dont think he is in any position to criticize.Originally Posted by ndw
Also, the OPs consistently homophobic comments are just despicable.
I didnt do it, read my post better
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Perhaps he's ultra closeted -- a la Roy Cohen and J. Edgar Hover -- and he believes himself to be pointing the finger elsewhere.Originally Posted by RSS
I agree
Any issues with your masculinity you'd like to talk about?Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
Evryone knows me as a macho iberico, an
Why don't you tell us who he really is?Originally Posted by RSS
That said, I agree with your comment about R jr ... not that you'll give a damn.
I am myself, those that call me puppet and whatever are a bunch of socialists.
You people responding to Spalla like he's a legit poster are foolsOriginally Posted by texas_jack
Read above.
Well, it was a very good play. Have you read the second part? I've read Millennium Approaches but not Perestroika.Originally Posted by randallr
That Luca reminds me of Lenin face on picture 2.
That Fuuma, a socialist whose family was exiled from Spain, I guess for war crimes against religious or rightwingers and who dresses as him can't have my respects or even a penny on his hat while I walk on the street.
Snuff said
Spalla.
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