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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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I don't think I can agree with this enough. How would that be implemented though? Would we come up with stories and be judged on how well they fit the outfit, or would we put the outfit together and have other people come up with stories (as in this case), then compete on that?Originally Posted by mktitsworth
All of the above. We could do a different version every week for several weeks running. Another version could be that one of us provides a single story, and then we all try to dress the part.
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Hello all,Originally Posted by MaybeItsHate
The sleeves are a little short, I know. But what say you of the colours?
Forgive the photo quality.
I like it in spite of --or perhaps because of-- the Mike Brady simulacrum.
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The sleeves are a little short, I know. But what say you of the colours?Originally Posted by MaybeItsHate
Forgive the photo quality.
- it is easier to forgive the quality of the photo than the clash of baby poo colors & patterns
- suggest you & 99% of nooks go back to basics
Opinions on the Persol 649's? (24/57)Originally Posted by worth
- if you have to ask then you are not ready.
- seriously, you have other issues to worry about before the 649s.
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All of the above. We could do a different version every week for several weeks running. Another version could be that one of us provides a single story, and then we all try to dress the part.Originally Posted by Threadbearer
I'm lookin' at you, Unregistered.
This is an awesome idea, would make up for a great challenge!!
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Brioni shirt
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- it is easier to forgive the quality of the photo than the clash of baby poo colors & patternsOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
- suggest you & 99% of nooks go back to basics
- if you have to ask then you are not ready.
- seriously, you have other issues to worry about before the 649s.
Harsh, dude. There is really no need.
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