When The late Richard Whitney, former head of the New York Stock Exchange, was jailed for financial misdeeds, he wore a bespoke 3-piece suit with his Porcellian Club key on his watch chain. Bernard Madoff stalks the streets of NYC, out on bail, in an ugly windbreaker, a bad haircut and a dumb baseball cap. If we are going to have crooks, at least let them have a little style.
Last edited by Marc Grayson (2008-12-18 12:58:10)
John Profumo-another well turned out neer-do- well: http://media-2.web.britannica.com/eb-media/69/98369-004-44DBB177.jpg
Al Sharpton is a "sharp" dresser lately, having evolved from the hideous track suits he wore as a common street hustler years back. Just today, while having lunch with the very homely Caroline Kennedy up in Harlem, the good Rev was off the chain in a beautiful navy blue suit with peak lapels, lapeled vest, smart tie and white shirt with French cuffs. You go, Rev!
Last edited by Marc Grayson (2008-12-18 13:40:16)
Ponzi dressed a lot better than Madoff.
Last edited by fxh (2010-11-04 20:10:37)
I'm seeing three of my post.
Does anyone else get this?
- they are all timed the same from what I can see.
Because he was only a bit player in a wider conspiracy. He had to carry the can, otherwise "they" would get him.
South America perhaps?