What are you wearing today?

[sbw4224]

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[quote user="philip nod"]i like your captioned pics, string enough together and it starts to read like a comic book superhero narrative. drinking a beer, taking a crap...[/quote]</p>

So that's what superheros do?! I didn't know I was one [87] </p>

SBW, talk to me in 10 years. That is if you don't shoot up some Morgan Stanley office first. See you on the news! </p>

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Haha, it's just more of a reason to go back to school than anything else.
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[uparmoured]

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[Avyer]

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What boots?</P>

[random]

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look like cloak bootsto me

[croatoan]

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Yup, Cloak.

[mass]

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great look, croatoan.

[voltaire's anti-defamation league]

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nice to see uparmoured back slammin it down.

[Avantster]

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[quote user="Johnny"]I don't mean it as a dis, just a "remark", an observation. I do think it's a valid point to make.....I don't necesarily think there's anything wrong with the looks as such (although the sleeves on the jackets look too long to me), just find it odd thatthere is such similarity. I don't know....but maybeit's"box ticking". You know, the idea that piece"A" is the piece to get, so I'll get it and the "groupthink" means that, voila, a few people have ticked the same box.[/quote]</p>

I have to agree with this, it's a very valid observation. I don't think it's odd, though. People simply have a natural herding tendency and are naturally over biased by social proof. It happens everywhere, and there are plenty of examples out there. Nothing odd about it at all. In fact, I find the 'groupthink' quite fascinating, really.</p>

[a cretin hopped]

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Do you ever get that feeling that the people you are talking about are sort of... dead? Like in James Joyce's short story. They function, they exist, but they are not alive - just worn down and broken.</p>

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Which story is this? I get that with some people...</p>

[AKA*NYC]

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^ The Dead

[Faust]

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[quote user="Avantster"]

[quote user="Johnny"]I don't mean it as a dis, just a "remark", an observation. I do think it's a valid point to make.....I don't necesarily think there's anything wrong with the looks as such (although the sleeves on the jackets look too long to me), just find it odd thatthere is such similarity. I don't know....but maybeit's"box ticking". You know, the idea that piece"A" is the piece to get, so I'll get it and the "groupthink" means that, voila, a few people have ticked the same box.[/quote]</p>

I have to agree with this, it's a very valid observation. I don't think it's odd, though. People simply have a natural herding tendency and are naturally over biased by social proof. It happens everywhere, and there are plenty of examples out there. Nothing odd about it at all. In fact, I find the 'groupthink' quite fascinating, really.</p>

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true, true. but i like that yousuck is immune to criticism - variety is definitely fun. having sad that, this page is all good - uparmoured, give me that shirt [87]</p>

[Faust]

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[quote user="a cretin hopped"][quote user="Faust"]

Do you ever get that feeling that the people you are talking about are sort of... dead? Like in James Joyce's short story. They function, they exist, but they are not alive - just worn down and broken.</p>

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Which story is this? I get that with some people...</p>

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What AKA*NYC said.</p>

[TypicalFashion]

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[quote user="casem83"]I like typicalfashion, i've got the same shorts. Does The Cast blazer match the seersucker of the shorts or is it slightly off? Either way it looks good. I've been eyeing the matching ervell antique stripe "cadet blazer" so I could do a similar blazer and shorts look, but it's too expensive.[/quote]</p>

Its off, but i kind of like it that way actually... i almost got the ervell blazer to match the shorts but changed my mind. his stuff is pricey, but the quality is super high... the cadet blazer though, i was a little dissapointed with, i you look at the cover of HE they make it seem like its really structred, but in real life, it falls limp - which i was bummed about.... The Cast blazer is actually part of a 3 piece suit i bought from them this weekend.

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[misterpale]

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berrini blazer</P>


n(n) cott/cash</P>


poell l-shaped</P>


poell side zips</P>
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cheers</P>

[voltaire's anti-defamation league]

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those things really stack out at the knee. nice stuff thoughhhh