^ Good old mid century advertising. You definitely wouldn't get away with a picture of a woman being dragged by her hair these days. I'm not sure what the cartoon is doing here actually, very strange.

Giant mutant Cockroaches in sta-prest.

That'd be a great name for a band.

I suppose rugged can have different meanings. I see those suits in the ad as being rugged, not in the outdoorsy sort of way but smart without looking completely square. That's the best way I can describe what I see, not sure if it makes sense. The ad itself describes the look as "That easy American styling- that ruggedly masculine look". I've seen the Japanese describe stuff as rugged ivy but its a totally different thing. Tailor Caid's blog and style seems to revolve arround the same influences as UK ivy does.

Lol.

I went to a wife swapping party last night.  It was pretty good actually - I got a tin of beans for my wife.

(Stand up comedy is not really my forte.)

Back to the clothes: Brookfield doesn't quite have the same ring to it as Brooks Brothers.

The Jaymar slacks look good.

"You'll need a bat to beat off the play-mates!" - that one must have left an impression on the young Ted Bundy.

No one says those type of quips anymore do they? Like I was "I was swotting them off like flies" and other deeply dubious descriptions of having to escape legions of women because you are so handsome.

"...I had to push one down a Fire Escape."



Too far?

Oh, just enough for her to get the picture. I'm not a sadist after all.