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Old 01-03-2007, 11:43 PM   #1351
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Are your kids old enough yet to hear your stories of your trip to SF?
The Detroit to SF story that springs to mind is that of the main character from Middlesex. I'm not sure that's the persona that Hank wants to project.

It's ok, though, Hank. Blame your grandparents. It's justified.
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Old 01-04-2007, 12:03 AM   #1352
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The Detroit to SF story that springs to mind is that of the main character from Middlesex. I'm not sure that's the persona that Hank wants to project.

It's ok, though, Hank. Blame your grandparents. It's justified.
I don't remember a big SF part in Middlesex. What happened there?
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Old 01-04-2007, 12:42 AM   #1353
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what is the difference between Christian Scien[ce] and Scientology?
Believers in the former like fantasy, and in the latter, science fiction.

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Old 01-04-2007, 12:57 AM   #1354
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Did Jenna Elfman go to BU? She was cute until I found that out.
If a lady's schooling affects her ability to get a rise out of you, you're even more anal than I thought.
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Old 01-04-2007, 01:03 AM   #1355
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If a lady's schooling affects her ability to get a rise out of you, you're even more anal than I thought.
What if it doesn't?
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Old 01-04-2007, 01:20 AM   #1356
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Blending Perfume or Cologne?

Any fans of blending perfume or cologne?


Like these combinations?

Des Garçons Kyoto Incense with Kiehl's Original Musk?

Costume National Intense with Kiehl's Original Musk?

CDG’s green tea with Kiehl's cucumber essence?

L'Heure Bleu with Mitsouko?

Gucci Envy with A*Men?

Kenzo Flower with YSL M7?

L'Artisan Navegar with Annick Goutal Des Lys?

Sisley Eau de Campagne with Kiehl's Cucumber Spray?

Chanel Cuir de Russie with Shiseido Féminité du Bois?
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Old 01-04-2007, 03:28 AM   #1357
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Old 01-04-2007, 10:16 AM   #1358
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Breasts of all shapes, sizes and ages.

Do you really need a spree?
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Old 01-04-2007, 10:30 AM   #1359
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Blending Perfume or Cologne?

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Any fans of blending perfume or cologne?


Like these combinations?

Des Garçons Kyoto Incense with Kiehl's Original Musk?

Costume National Intense with Kiehl's Original Musk?

CDG’s green tea with Kiehl's cucumber essence?

L'Heure Bleu with Mitsouko?

Gucci Envy with A*Men?

Kenzo Flower with YSL M7?

L'Artisan Navegar with Annick Goutal Des Lys?

Sisley Eau de Campagne with Kiehl's Cucumber Spray?

Chanel Cuir de Russie with Shiseido Féminité du Bois?
Can I sit next to you? you seem like you'd smell great.

edited: link to same thought blending perfume must scoll down though

http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/

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Old 01-04-2007, 11:02 AM   #1360
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Breasts of all shapes, sizes and ages.

Do you really need a spree?
Ugh. Rather see these:

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Old 01-04-2007, 11:42 AM   #1361
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Here's an actual fashion question:

Since time immemorial, or at least for the last several years, I have worn Abboud suits and Nordstrom shirts. I've been thinking about trying some different shirts -- Brooks Bros.? Tyrwhitt? Pink? I'm open to suggestions here -- but want to make sure the cut of the shirt doesn't look odd with the cut of the Abboud suits. Thoughts?
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Old 01-04-2007, 11:53 AM   #1362
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Here's an actual fashion question:

Since time immemorial, or at least for the last several years, I have worn Abboud suits and Nordstrom shirts. I've been thinking about trying some different shirts -- Brooks Bros.? Tyrwhitt? Pink? I'm open to suggestions here -- but want to make sure the cut of the shirt doesn't look odd with the cut of the Abboud suits. Thoughts?
Okay. My answer since I blather "on and on" about this is going to sound canned. I love Thomas Pink shirts. I like the cut, I like the fit. I like Charles Tyrwhitt but not as much. Equal quality in material. Be cautious about the cut in either. Pink is in the midst of their annual sale. try them out. tyrwhitt runs internet 3 for 2 specials.

Hugo Boss would fit well with an Abboud Cut.

http://shop.nordstrom.com/c/6006519/...te=hugo%20boss

Zegna would fit well with an Abboud cut.

http://ermenegildozegna.neimanmarcus...index=0&tid=C8


I like Brooks but they are more "classic" and might not fit well with the suits...more boxy...

Yes, nordstrom shirts are nice.
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Old 01-04-2007, 12:00 PM   #1363
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Here's an actual fashion question:

Since time immemorial, or at least for the last several years, I have worn Abboud suits and Nordstrom shirts. I've been thinking about trying some different shirts -- Brooks Bros.? Tyrwhitt? Pink? I'm open to suggestions here -- but want to make sure the cut of the shirt doesn't look odd with the cut of the Abboud suits. Thoughts?
Brooks Bros are still very full cut though I think the quality has declined. I think the Nordstrom shirts probably hold their shape better.

Tyrwhitt shirts are similarly cut, they come in a million nice patterns and I think have sturdier collars than Brooks or Nordstrom. They shrink a little but I haven't had mine for that long to comment on longevity. But when I wear these, I always get compliments.

Pink is a pretty slim fit cut. The collars never seem to fit me right -- they are either too big or too small.

However, unless you are unhappy with what you have, I would go with the "if it's not broke, don't fix it" mantra.
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Old 01-04-2007, 12:03 PM   #1364
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Okay. My answer since I blather "on and on" about this is going to sound canned. I love Thomas Pink shirts. I like the cut, I like the fit. I like Charles Tyrwhitt but not as much. Equal quality in material. Be cautious about the cut in either.

Hugo Boss would fit well with an Abboud Cut.

http://shop.nordstrom.com/c/6006519/...te=hugo%20boss

Zegna would fit well with an Abboud cut.

http://ermenegildozegna.neimanmarcus...index=0&tid=C8


I like Brooks but they are more "classic" and might not fit well with the suits...more boxy...

Yes, nordstrom shirts are nice.
Very thoughtful and well-founded analysis.

You are clearly in the wrong business and should sell everything to become a personal shopper or fashion consultant. You have a knack.
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You are clearly in the wrong business and should sell everything to become a personal shopper.
My boss tells me I should do that. either personal shopper, stylist for corporate types or some type of image consultant. I have that rainman like ability to identify brands with a 95% accuracy rate at 30 paces away. It's actually sort of creepy, something I cannot turn off. "oh, that's Hermes; oh that's cole-haan" it is awful actually.
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