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http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/foru … l-cuffs...
The thread topic is pretty mundane, but the whole dumb over reaction to "guys" is something else.
Gilgamesh2003 wrote:
^^^^^
Anyway the OP has used what appear to be boot laces to turn a pair of super-ugly $550 horse hide casual shoes into something that looks like what a minor character in Suttree would wear upon being released from prison -
After two years of lurking, an obscure reference to Cormac McCarthy has compelled me to register. Now, I'm at a loss for words.
Gilgamesh2003 wrote:
http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/forum/showthread.php?115532-AE-shoelaces
A thread on the Allen-Edmonds Shoe Manufactory shoelaces! Hot dog! Now THIS is the kind of sartorial inside information that the Ask Andy Website's 1.5 million members crave!
Anyway the OP has used what appear to be boot laces to turn a pair of super-ugly $550 horse hide casual shoes into something that looks like what a minor character in Suttree would wear upon being released from prison -
Of course the most important thing is whether or not he's received any compliments yet on his new laces. In any event the shoes don't look like they fit, and I look forward to more agony about his new AEs from the original poster.
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As much as I hate to tempt gilgamesh:
Originally Posted by jwa_jwa_jwa
This is my story. I'm 5'9" and when I first bought a suit 20 years ago, the tailor instructed me to buy the 'short' jacket. Ever since I've wondered if he was right.
Man claiming to be a graduate confuses Ireland with Scotland and England and reminisces about The Golden Age of US Dollar Exchange Rates:-
http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/foru … ost1268654
Best not post on that type of thread. It only encourages them.
There was a long time when even buying off U.S.A ebay for aussies was too expensive because everything was twice as much [due to the bad exchange rate) and the postage was murder. So if l bought a pair of shoes for $350, l would end up paying about $800 for them (including postage). That's why many aussie blokes don't own many of the highend shoes that many forumites own, the exchange rate always stopped us from owning the good stuff. About 8 years ago our exchange rate was so bad that John Lobb Paris bespoke calfskin shoes cost us $8,000, + add in travelling and accomodation costs and it would be closer to $20,000 for the first pair of calfskin shoes, that's why we don't own that type of stuff in Oz.
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