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geoffmartin17
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Both of them look beyond terrible; "gay chic" is how i would describe it.
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Originally Posted by IrateCustomer
Also, I agree with his head being huge...looks like Quagmire with eye liner. I do like the fabric on his suit though.
It looks like the picture has been digitally modified...
The size of his head is just accentuated by his uber tight jacket...
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It looks like the picture has been digitally modified...Originally Posted by lasbar
The size of his head is just accentuated by his uber tight jacket...
I'm starting to wonder if they're both 20' tall and that's as long as the coats can get due to not enough fabric on terra firma. I can't stop looking at how terrible those cuts are...road kill.
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This is a lesson to never put a wool jacket in the dryer.
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Evidently he's about my height (5' 5"). His gyrlie gots laigs, but! P
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I know he's short but here he looks almost dwarf like, not like other pictures I've seen of him. I don't know if it's the pants or the trench coat of the combination of the two, but they aren't doing him any favors.
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I've asked this before in other threads and never gotten a decent answer, but what's the deal with men wearing their pants so short? Half the shots I see where a man's shoes are visible, there is no break at all in the trousers and in fact many ride waaay up above the shoe. Very bizarre. IMHO this is close to how trousers should break:
If you're standing still, your socks should not be visible.
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I've asked this before in other threads and never gotten a decent answer, but what's the deal with men wearing their pants so short? Half the shots I see where a man's shoes are visible, there is no break at all in the trousers and in fact many ride waaay up above the shoe. Very bizarre.Originally Posted by Flartchy
IMHO this is close to how trousers should break:
If you're standing still, your socks should not be visible.
I agree with the general sentiment, if not your example pictured. I don't like this short trousers nonsense... they look like women's trousers or the way Michael Jackson used to wear his. But hey, each to their own. J
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