hooksey
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Well, a good rack does attract the Eye....!However, there’s a wider theme with the luggage. You’re only focusing on the rack. Never match a tie with a pocket square…![]()
Well, a good rack does attract the Eye....!However, there’s a wider theme with the luggage. You’re only focusing on the rack. Never match a tie with a pocket square…![]()
However, there’s a wider theme with the luggage. You’re only focusing on the rack. Never match a tie with a pocket square…![]()
Hmmm - That's a brave stylistic choice!
Saville Row disagrees with your pommy mate. Compliment yes, but match - no. Why? Because it’ll end up looking like something from one of those tacky gift sets:My pommy mate, that had a necktie manufacturing factory, passed to him when his father died, in England, doesn’t agree.
Saville Row disagrees with your pommy mate. Compliment yes, but match - no. Why? Because it’ll end up looking like something from one of those tacky gift sets.
Thought stubby was a can of beer or fosters - or is that a tubeTie a what, will that clash with my stubbies. BTW Stubbies are quintessential elastic waisted work shorts worn by Tradies in Oz.
If he's a good pommy mate, then just say I completely agreed, and realised I'd commited a crime against fashion by suggesting otherwise. Only we (and Saville Row) will know the sartorial truth...Fuck me drunk…. You’ve put me in a very horrible position!
Now I’m going to have to quiz out my pommy mate.
I may have duck and weave when I ask if he, and his father before him, ‘made those tacky gift sets’ that you can’t get from Saville Row.
Anyone want a slightly used pommy mate?
SpeedosI thought in Oz, they were knoen as budgie smugglers
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Thanks, after his separation and other shit going on, I fear the revelation that his father was a cheap arse may tip him over the edge.If he's a good pommy mate, then just say I completely agreed, and realised I'd commited a crime against fashion by suggesting otherwise. Only we (and Saville Row) will know the sartorial truth...![]()
Clutch cable pulled the top nipple. It's the last of the three development samples that'd been made by Venhill for me to test.
None lasted more than 5,000 miles, one which they had replaced the inner on, failed at 1,300 miles.
Sadly, I have to conclude "Unfit for purpose".
Why is the sprocket welded onto that shaft ?Working on Atlas