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in stitches · Feb 1, 2011

how did you lose the weight man i could use to do the same.

if you do throw yourself out the window please post a youtube link

welcome you seem like a swell fellow

TheTukker · Feb 1, 2011

why not add a poll?

johnvw · Feb 1, 2011

Originally Posted by Mark from Plano

Given your description of your intelligence, this explanation might not make sense to you, but here goes anyway: Throwing yourself out a window will not help your shirts fit any better. Instead, I would suggest buying new shirts in the correct size.

Am I going to fast for you?

Your advice, while well-intentioned, contains a misspelling. Good point, though.

johnvw · Feb 1, 2011

Originally Posted by Achilles_

If they are nice shirts sell them on B/S here.

Congrats on losing the weight! You'll be much happier being trim and fit as opposed to having shirts that fit

^This.

Dakota rube · Feb 1, 2011

Part of me is disappointed to not be mentioned in this threak.

tim_horton · Feb 1, 2011

Originally Posted by SirGrotius

I'm probably the dumbest SF member, and that's saying something since I'm a noob to boot.

In the past year I've lost 30 pounds and while I used to wear 15.5" shirts, I kept the same neck size and just started buying "slim fit" versions. I always still had too much fabric. I finally moved to 15" (had avoided it for fear of "choking"). They fit like a glove. Now I own one shirt that fits me and about 20 shirts (not that they're all high quality, granted) that don't.

Should I throw myself out a window?

I think all newbies, myself included, have gone through something like this - buying too much too quickly - though this is an extreme example.

lasbar · Feb 1, 2011

Originally Posted by Lonneker

why not add a poll?

It is crucial to have a poal.

DerekS · Feb 1, 2011

Originally Posted by Dakota rube

Part of me is disappointed to not be mentioned in this threak.

hahahahaha

lasbar · Feb 1, 2011

We can all nominate two people...

How is starting the poal?

TheTukker · Feb 1, 2011

Originally Posted by lasbar

We can all nominate two people...

How is starting the poal?

I'd like to, but think the OP has to add it. I like the restriction to two.

Matt · Feb 1, 2011

was Corniche an Ernest reincarnation? I can't remember...

lasbar · Feb 2, 2011

Corniche and Spalla..That's one in reality but who cares..

in stitches · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by johnvw

Your advice, while well-intentioned, contains a misspelling. Good point, though.

thanks for clearing that up

Originally Posted by Dakota rube

Part of me is disappointed to not be mentioned in this threak.

i vote for Dakota rube

SpallaCamiccia · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by SirGrotius

I'm probably the dumbest SF member, and that's saying something since I'm a noob to boot.

In the past year I've lost 30 pounds and while I used to wear 15.5" shirts, I kept the same neck size and just started buying "slim fit" versions. I always still had too much fabric. I finally moved to 15" (had avoided it for fear of "choking"). They fit like a glove. Now I own one shirt that fits me and about 20 shirts (not that they're all high quality, granted) that don't.

Should I throw myself out a window?

You can resize the body but only can move the collar button like 1 cm for one size plus or less, also cut a bit an close the other side of the buttonhole do do the same until one side is almost mounted with the other.

SpallaCamiccia · Feb 2, 2011

Originally Posted by lasbar

Corniche and Spalla..That's one in reality but who cares..

Was Spalla Corniche for real?

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