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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Hey everyone. This looks like an interesting forum, and there some really great styles here in this thread. I've been looking through the WAYWRN thread and everyone has this cool tie knot. I can't seem to get a solid knot like everyone here. What is the knot of choice? My knots stink. Thanks!
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Hey everyone. This looks like an interesting forum, and there some really great styles here in this thread. I've been looking through the WAYWRN thread and everyone has this cool tie knot. I can't seem to get a solid knot like everyone here. What is the knot of choice? My knots stink. Thanks!Originally Posted by feastmaster
Just a normal four in hand. All it takes is learning how much to tighten it, how to get the dimple which is simple really just takes some practice, and shaping it afterwards. Just kind of shape it with your fingers so it comes out smaller at the bottom, curving up towards the top. Instead of just one big giant fist knot.
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Thanks for your reply. I can't wait to start participating.
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After the symphony with the wife:
Cheers folks.
I find hilarious the amount of time you spend posting pictures on this forum.
Whatever. This is where all of the cool kids are.
Then why are you here?
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MondayOriginally Posted by niidawg3
I like the little bit of FU that the trousers add to the look. Good stuff, Nii!
After the symphony with the wife:Originally Posted by mktitsworth
Cheers folks.
I find hilarious the amount of time you spend posting pictures on this forum.
Whatever. This is where all of the cool kids are.
Then why are you here?
You look much more relaxed here, ****. Mrs. **** does not look amused, however.
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Originally Posted by Kappelan
Sorry to go off subject but this pic just hit me right in the face.
I was thinking that you american guys are so lucky to live in a crime free society. Not one 8ft wall, no razor wire, and no electric fencing around any of the properties and at least 30 cars dotted aloing the roadside waiting to be stolen.... Unbelievable!!
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Originally Posted by mktitsworth
Cheers folks.
Judging by that grin, this was not your first drink of the evening.
Originally Posted by mktitsworth
I find hilarious the amount of time you spend posting pictures on this forum.
Mrs. Titsworth seems to share Mrs. Thread's mixed feelings about SF. They're both pleased with the results but wary of the process.
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Sorry to go off subject but this pic just hit me right in the face.Originally Posted by deandbn
I was thinking that you american guys are so lucky to live in a crime free society. Not one 8ft wall, no razor wire, and no electric fencing around any of the properties and at least 30 cars dotted aloing the roadside waiting to be stolen.... Unbelievable!!
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Mrs. **** does not look amused.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
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