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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Except it's valid. Go do a comparison of the outfits posted back then compared to now.Originally Posted by TRINI
Shhh Trini. I think its still a little too soon to bring up the golden days thread again.
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I miss you, bro.Originally Posted by TRINI
Its not my fault you didnt call me when you were here.
But every time I take a picture I think of you.
These are the golden days.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Oh ****.
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Except it's valid. Go do a comparison of the outfits posted back then compared to now.Originally Posted by TRINI
It's becoming more casual, that is all. It's fine with me, I welcome the change and I am probably part of it. I wear a jacket maybe 30% of the times in winter and 5% of the times in summer, because it's too hot. Most younger guys feel awkward wearing a suit to social events or work too often. While full-on MC is fun and I'd like it to be the norm, currently it is not. We need to embrace it and learn to be stylish in more casual clothes. Not unlike Formula 1 rules changing every year and teams adapting.
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It's becoming more casual, that is all. It's fine with me, I welcome the change and I am probably part of it. I wear a jacket maybe 30% of the times in winter and 5% of the times in summer, because it's too hot. Most younger guys feel awkward wearing a suit to social events or work too often. While full-on MC is fun and I'd like it to be the norm, currently it is not. We need to embrace it and learn to be stylish in more casual clothes. Not unlike Formula 1 rules changing every year and teams adapting.Originally Posted by acecow
Isn't that what the SW&D forum is for?
Unless, of course, that's what the mods want MC to be.
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For example, few if any of the most prolific current WAYWRN posters seem interested or able to start interesting new threads in the overall MC forum.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Are you not waiting with baited breath on the Reevolving vs. MBreinin fit battle threak?
Thought so.
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It's becoming more casual, that is all. It's fine with me, I welcome the change and I am probably part of it. I wear a jacket maybe 30% of the times in winter and 5% of the times in summer, because it's too hot. Most younger guys feel awkward wearing a suit to social events or work too often. While full-on MC is fun and I'd like it to be the norm, currently it is not. We need to embrace it and learn to be stylish in more casual clothes. Not unlike Formula 1 rules changing every year and teams adapting.Originally Posted by acecow
It has nothing to do with it being more casual, believe it or not summer has been around before and good posts have been made. I just dont understand how cargo shorts, topsiders and a t shirt (a typical weekend outfit for me to hang with my kids) is worthy of posting on a thread dedicated to classic mens dress. Also, and I only speak for me, a lot of the full on MC fits that get posted here are pretty bad. Fit wise/color wise etc.
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Can't be done...the old stuff is squirreled. But, my point wasn't about WAYWRN per se, but MC in general. For example, few if any of the most prolific current WAYWRN posters seem interested or able to start interesting new threads in the overall MC forum. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
Master-Classter probably has all those pictures saved and organized by poster. And season. (paging) As for new threads, I'd prefer less new ones and more updating of the useful old ones.
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