Great. It's WAR!

I wouldn’t give Burton any breaks Sammy.

Chens came in for a lot of criticism for being a shill for various brands but, as has been said, he set up Ivy Style to hustle an income out of it. He had a down on the British thanks to the trolling of JFM. None the less he produced some well researched, interesting and readable content for several years, although unfortunately he tolerated an unsavory crowd of followers and did little to combat their prejudice and bigotry in the comments section. Many considered him to be a charlatan, but then came the self absorbed and self agrandisising twit Burton, who clearly knew nothing about the Ivy look. I think Chens had long since lost interest in the project and was just relieved someone came along to take it off his hands.

An unseen scene asked , " Really, are we back to ( talking about the  Ivy Style website)?"

Isn't it a bit funnier than the price of a pint in Spoons?

An Unseen Scene -‘Really, are we back to this?’

No one said it was compulsory!

However, it was news to me that Burton had been up the steps on a felony rap, several counts of Grand Larceny, given five years probation and ordered to pay nearly $70,000 restitution to his victims. That does tie in with his bizarre delusional behaviour since taking over Ivy Style.

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Hello ChatGPT, can you write me a blog post on Ivy clothing, some item in particular, in the style of Christian Chensvold




Sure, here is a blog post on Ivy clothing and the timeless style it represents, inspired by the writing of Christian Chensvold:

Ivy clothing is more than just a fashion choice - it's a way of life. At its core, Ivy style represents a timeless elegance and understated charm that has captivated generations of men and women alike.

One standout item from the Ivy wardrobe that perfectly embodies this ethos is the classic blazer. Made from high-quality materials and featuring clean lines and simple details, the Ivy blazer is a must-have for anyone seeking to achieve a timeless, effortless look.

To truly appreciate the Ivy blazer, one must first understand the ethos of Ivy style. At its essence, this style is all about a commitment to quality, simplicity, and functionality. Ivy clothes are made to last, with an emphasis on durable materials and timeless design elements that never go out of style.

This is particularly evident in the Ivy blazer. Made from fine wool or cotton, and featuring classic details like flap pockets, notch lapels, and a two-button closure, this jacket is a true investment piece that can be worn season after season, year after year.

One of the key advantages of the Ivy blazer is its versatility. It can be dressed up or down with ease, making it a great choice for everything from professional events to casual outings with friends. Layer it over a dress shirt and tie for a sophisticated office look, or pair it with a polo and chinos for a laid-back weekend outfit.

Ultimately, Ivy clothing represents a commitment to style over fashion - to timeless elegance over fleeting trends. With its focus on quality, simplicity, and functionality, the Ivy blazer is a perfect embodiment of this philosophy. It's a wardrobe staple that can be worn for years to come, always looking effortlessly chic and timeless.

So if you're looking to elevate your wardrobe with a piece that embodies the spirit of Ivy style, look no further than the classic blazer. With its enduring appeal and timeless elegance, it's a must-have item that every fashion-conscious person should have in their closet.

This is a black day for The Burton Group of Online Communities.

The news that he's a compulsive liar comes as no surprise, as his lies are neither feasible nor consistent. It's also fair to say that he's one of the worst dressed people online, knows little to nothing about ivy style and is incapable of writing a legible sentence. My limited (online) personal contact with him also suggests he's unstable.

Meaning his tenure at Ivy Style is unlikely to be successful.

Talking of which, I've not visited IS in many months but will give it a quick look for old time's sake.