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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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^ They're the best shoes I've ever danced in; even my moonwalk looks better. All thanks to youOriginally Posted by barims
Still waiting for your other pair to arrive - Ill keep you posted.
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O/O, you would have been better served with a plain yellow wool knit tie for this fit, IMHO - with the dark plaid shirt, you seemed to be looking for a countrified look. Even Buddha has his off days . . .Originally Posted by mr monty
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Trust me, Oldog/Oldtrix is the Buddha of Pattern Matching - I'm the schlepper. That I didn't care for his shirt/tie combo yesterday is a rarity - that others do not care for my fits is a commonplace occurrence.
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"What does one do with a skillset primarily consisting of an impeccable attention to detail and potent masochism?" - Barims
The answer is go into Information Technology in the financial services industry - anal retentiveness and the ability to withstand the capricious behaviour of non-IT people make the career a perfect fit.
The answer is go into Information Technology in the financial services industry - anal retentiveness and the ability to withstand the capricious behaviour of non-IT people make the career a perfect fit.
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The weather finally promises to be spring-like today, with highs in the mid-60's/18C, and sunny.
As per the suggestion of NOBD, I've raised level at which I set my tripod - results are as below.
The suit is still a bit too big, but it does look a bit better from a different angle.
As per the suggestion of NOBD, I've raised level at which I set my tripod - results are as below.
The suit is still a bit too big, but it does look a bit better from a different angle.
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"What does one do with a skillset primarily consisting of an impeccable attention to detail and potent masochism?" - BarimsOriginally Posted by upr_crust
The answer is go into Information Technology in the financial services industry - anal retentiveness and the ability to withstand the capricious behaviour of non-IT people make the career a perfect fit.
You can just tell that quote was originally written by an Indian, can't you?
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