Originally posted by mark e smith:Picture #2 - with his "Balls" locked up. Gotta protect the intellectual capital.
Grotty, Is that a picture of Rhett?
The Cowboy Hat Rule
I'll agree with the three categories. But what may be good fashion to you may be bad fashion to someone else, and vice versa.
I'll take a world full of fashion diversity over a world full of fashion conformity/monotony (regardless of good/bland/bad) anyday.
Not that it really matters. In a perfect world, nobody would bother wearing clothing anyway.
I'll take a world full of fashion diversity over a world full of fashion conformity/monotony (regardless of good/bland/bad) anyday.
Not that it really matters. In a perfect world, nobody would bother wearing clothing anyway.
Originally posted by mark e smith:
Originally posted by ballsnotbeats:I think fashion can be divided into three easy categories. Good, Bland and Bad.
or anything else that might add some fashion diversity in this city.
Substituting bad for bland does not equal good.
Grotty, Is that a picture of Rhett?
Originally posted by thirsty moore:No, but I may be leaving for the professional croquet tour.
I never equated you with the word "dandy". Will you be leaving us for the barbershop quartet bulletin boards?
Originally posted by ballsnotbeats:We would all be hairy enough not to need clothes in Winter or Skiing? Then is summer we would shed? Would we have fauns to clean remove hair from the plughole? Or woud it all be perfect natural body odour, too?
Not that it really matters. In a perfect world, nobody would bother wearing clothing anyway.
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:After seeing you on a mountain bike, that course is highly recommended! :p
No, but I may be leaving for the professional croquet tour.
Originally posted by ballsnotbeats:Really? Take a look around. This country ain't exactly populated with supermodels. I think there are an infinitesimal number of Americans that would look "fashionable" walking around naked. You'd soon be wishing for the good old days of "blue buttoned up oxfords"
In a perfect world, nobody would bother wearing clothing anyway.
Eating habits would probably improve quickly though.
Originally posted by El Tee:
Blech.DING DING DING!
You win, you've discovered one of mankies pet peeves.
Originally posted by mark e smith:
We would all be hairy enough not to need clothes in Winter or Skiing? Or woud it all be perfect natural body odour, too?Yes, yes…I've been to Italy also.
Who cares who is a supermodel and who is not? We went here
http://gofrance.about.com/cs/nudismnaturism/a/capdagde.htm
last year and had a blast, even though 95% of the people walking around naked were fat French retirees. They seemed to be havign a good time as well.
It aint about looking great, it's about being free, man.
http://gofrance.about.com/cs/nudismnaturism/a/capdagde.htm
last year and had a blast, even though 95% of the people walking around naked were fat French retirees. They seemed to be havign a good time as well.
It aint about looking great, it's about being free, man.
Originally posted by grotty:
Originally posted by ballsnotbeats:Really? Take a look around. This country ain't exactly populated with supermodels. I think there are an infinitesimal number of Americans that would look "fashionable" walking around naked. You'd soon be wishing for the good old days of "blue buttoned up oxfords"
In a perfect world, nobody would bother wearing clothing anyway.
Eating habits would probably improve quickly though.
Originally posted by grotty:Is it me or are people just better lloking outside of DC.
Originally posted by ballsnotbeats:Really? Take a look around. This country ain't exactly populated with supermodels.
In a perfect world, nobody would bother wearing clothing anyway.
Here at College Park spotting the shortest skirt can be mildly entertaining.
They sure weren't better looking at the NASCAR race on Sunday.
If you favor 20 yr olds over 28 yr olds, I reckon College Park beats DC.
If you favor 20 yr olds over 28 yr olds, I reckon College Park beats DC.
Originally posted by mark e smith:
Originally posted by grotty:Is it me or are people just better lloking outside of DC.
Originally posted by ballsnotbeats:Really? Take a look around. This country ain't exactly populated with supermodels.
In a perfect world, nobody would bother wearing clothing anyway.
Here at College Park spotting the shortest skirt can be mildly entertaining.
Originally posted by ballsnotbeats:[/QB]
If you favor 20 yr olds over 28 yr olds, I reckon College Park beats DC.
i know i do…………………helllllo walkie ;)
Originally posted by mark e smith:
Is it me or are people just better lloking outside of DC.Yes we are.
Originally posted by mark e smith:Much better. Thanks for noticing….
Is it me or are people just better lloking outside of DC.
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:Seersucker never left.
I have an old straw boater I'm thinking of breaking out, now that seersucker has made a comeback.
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Originally posted by keithstg:Never left DC…..
Seersucker never left.
I have yet to see a Seersucker suit outside of DC. Mind you, I don't spend a lot of time in the south, but I see that as a good thing.
Originally posted by mark e smith:It's just you…try going to the South Side of Chicago (midway airport), or rural Pennsylvnia (gross mall anchor store being K-Mart)…my little brother who lives in central Illinois was raving about the DC hotties he spotted when he was visiting.
Is it me or are people just better lloking outside of DC.
Originally posted by vansmack:They never left New England either. I have no clue about the South, and that is fine with me.
Originally posted by keithstg:Never left DC…..
Seersucker never left.
I have yet to see a Seersucker suit outside of DC. Mind you, I don't spend a lot of time in the south, but I see that as a good thing.
I saw a guy wearing flip flops with his khakis and dress shirt today.
Somebody please outlaw flip flops with any kind of dress clothes, now!
Somebody please outlaw flip flops with any kind of dress clothes, now!
Originally posted by ballsnotbeats:Amazingly enough, that was "the" look during my high school years, year round! Ridiculous, but somehow it worked for dress code.
I saw a guy wearing flip flops with his khakis and dress shirt today.
Somebody please outlaw flip flops with any kind of dress clothes, now!
Mark E Smith, there is an article on Viv Westwood in the NY Times today, if you are interested.