Thank you. I do not want to appear disagreeable, but John is one of our own and should be boosted and protected. This Birnbach thing is either reissue or rehash and can have no more value than York's offering back in the 80s.
I can't imagine she will sell well in the UK.
The stereotype of the people that she lampoons are an insufferable lot.
That some people aspire to this "standard" gives way to pause and reflection...and an inevitable retreat in the opposite direction.
EVT...arriving.
I still didn't even read the first one...
I would like to be charitable here. I would like to think that this kind of stuff only appeals to the impressionable young. If I was eighteen or nineteen and attending college in, say, New Hampshire and wanted to date, I might well buy my jumpers in interesting pastel colours. I might even subscribe to the 'ethos', such as it is, in order to get kissed in the surf. Ho hum, as macabee would say.
college kids dont go around wearing pastel sweaters. the richer they are, the less preppy they look. the only people wearing that over- the- top trad goofery are (besides the aaat weirdos,who exist only in the aethernal realms of the intranets) middle aged guys on the golf course and a few fashionistas somewhere in the gay/hiphop crossover zone.