Suit and shoes are awful. Lizard skin is very gay.

Ha! Each to his own. It would not suit me but I am not against brown shoes with mid or light grey suits; although the suit stripe would suggest business and that, in turn (for me) would suggest black. But that is, I accept, conditioning. White collars on striped shirts is fine, isn't it and there's nothing wrong with a plain Macclesfield tie!

I think that exotic skin shoes are difficult with suits; despite the extra cost, they seem to work best with cords, moleskin or jeans.

However, I see more than one pair of exotics in this picture...

Last edited by NJS (2011-07-08 14:33:14)

I thought it was interesting that each of the elements are okay by themselves, as you have said, but together the whole is something less than the parts. Mind you, still better than running shoos and a jogging suit.

Get to bed shooey

Shit for brains, a fantastic little body and a paycheck 3 times the size of 80% of the people posting here.

^No need to be nasty: people have to do what they can.

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Last edited by K. A. Adams (2011-07-15 08:47:36)

Ahhh, Shooman, here's the rub - the one that really let's me know where you are on the path.

You see, most people only think about money in regards to their own lifestyle. They say ' I'm a simple person - I don't need much - I just need to cover this $ _____ a month - that's all I need '

It's always about themselves alone and it's the height of selfishness.

Take your response above about status; My original response to you has nothing at all to do with status, which I care for not a wit. It has to do with the fact that money provides the power to do good for others: To save people from sickness, disease and, yes, even their own stupidity.  It's an exponential force multiplier.

So, when I hear people poo poo money, I immediately know that they don't use their money for anyone but themselves. Otherwise, they'd be trying to figure out how to get more of it so that they can help even more people.

I'd wager that even the dumbest Kardashian gives more money monthly to causes that are meaningful to her / them than you give to yours in a year or even two.

As for me, although I don't take myself seriously, I do try, despite my natural limitations, to think seriously and that's an area which you could use a bit of help in because it seems you can't decide whether you're a blissed out demi god or an angry Sprout Avenger.