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Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
If anyone could do it, you can.
Next time I am in New York, I'll PM you in advance. Take the train up and we'll meet at my friend's place in Brooklyn. We'll get so high that you'll forget your name. Then we'll head to the financial district, grab a bunch of cocktails, and I'll pretend to be interested while you blather on about collars, you dashing old pirate, you.
"The newly opened Hickey Freeman store in the financial district has a made-to-measure lounge kitted out not just with swatches and collar samples, but also with sofas and a bar."
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/17/fa...DES.html?8hpib
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what's wrong with this passage?
- But guess what happens when you let the genie out of the bottle and show a man that he has choices? He wants more of them. More extensive. More expensive. More exclusive. More elusive. Subtler patterns, better stripes: a look that's his alone. After all, if your shirt's stripes are bright enough to throw migrating birds off course, you're going to notice, and grimace, when another guy is sporting the same.
aoan, while my bursa is recovering I'm thinking about taking up biking and maybe spinning classes- Fashion question: would this be a good look for me?
Extra info, I'm not sure I want to attract interest in class, but I'm for sure not sure I don't want to, IYKWIM.
