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Pattern contest. Prize: Kent Wang pocket square.
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But we're all waiting for yours...Originally Posted by Countertenor
Oh, alright. Since I joined the hecklers, I guess I'd better show something. Though, I'm going to seriously be out of my league. I don't have to suit up for work, so my wardrobe is very limited. But I'll give it a shot.
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Originally Posted by Brownshoe
Is this another trad contest or what?
JK, I love the Tintin poster. That one was my first book and I must have read it a hundred times. My son is now devouring the series with the same zeal.
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Tintin is amazing. I have every book and every episode of the animated series.
There was recently a biography of Herge on TV and he sadly seemed to have been somewhat of a disturbed man. It was interesting to hear of the symbolism in the books and the way they reflected his moods.
There was recently a biography of Herge on TV and he sadly seemed to have been somewhat of a disturbed man. It was interesting to hear of the symbolism in the books and the way they reflected his moods.
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Alan: Bring it! I have a few more tricks up my sleeve...
Soph: Riddle me this--who dares wear the triple tweed?
El72: I gotta work with what I got!
I'm a huge Tintin fan, and my boy is enjoying them too--he always requests "the moon one," because he loves to see Snowy in the space suit.
Soph: Riddle me this--who dares wear the triple tweed?
El72: I gotta work with what I got!
I'm a huge Tintin fan, and my boy is enjoying them too--he always requests "the moon one," because he loves to see Snowy in the space suit.
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