What Are You Wearing Today?

MMM lambswool jumper
Wings + Horns Bedford cloth pants
RMW
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No chance to take pics. WIWT.
Pale beige/tan with pink window pane checked linen, silk, wool sport coat. Haven't worn it for a while but I think it's one of the best mixtures of materials.
Mid brown high rise button fly Borelli cotton trousers. (All Borelli trouser I have are great)
Pink OCBD
Light brown knit silk tie with pointy end
Brown/tan/beige argyle OTC socks
Dark brown slightly burgundy Made In France GYW double soled long wings. NB: Topy on sole.
Brown croc style leather band on cheap rose gold simple watch with no second hand.
Silver with black onyx ring on left hand antique gold band on right.
Two days growth to beard.
Magnificent grey black silver fox mane to crown.

Imagine away.
 
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Something from a few days ago... 1991 bespoke (for someone else) anderson and sheppard coat and pents, crapelli (yes I've been lurking) tie.
 
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shirt's giving me issues today...(OCBD) collar and tie knot look like complete garbage, and sleeves mustve shrunk over the spring/summer. nothing special...suitsupply, BB ocbd, oconnells tie, AE.

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rdiaz said:
View attachment 25541 View attachment 25542 Something from a few days ago... 1991 bespoke (for someone else) anderson and sheppard coat and pents, crapelli (yes I've been lurking) tie.
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good to have you here. also good to see is that your crappelli ties are still holding up after so many years

rdiaz rdiaz aristoi bcn aristoi bcn Lumpen Lumpen robertito robertito why dont we have a current affairs in (on?) spain thread yet, with so much happening in the turkey of europe? i think im speaking on behalf of aLl 7 active posters that we would much appreciate your insights
 
Lumpen said:
wearing just a towel, posting nude as you like, my perverts
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already awake? what woke you up? your neighbours cats? barking dogs? muroqquains trying to break into your house? riots? protesting march for/against barcelona becomming independant? or did you just set the alarm on your samsung at the wrong time?
 
ConchitaWurst said:
already awake? what woke you up? your neighbours cats? barking dogs? muroqquains trying to break into your house? riots? protesting march for/against barcelona becomming independant? or did you just set the alarm on your samsung at the wrong time?
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I just live la vida loca at the sealine while you work for expensive clothes.
 
I can do a write a up about it, as a lawyer I can be quite precise regarding some aspects of the problem that imo people who haven't studied law don't quite get it. Where shall I open the thread?
 
spencer096 said:
I love frenchies. They’ve got these awesome dog personalities that almost make it worth the vet bills
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Can't you delete that last post and replace with something about how they make the temperament of sausage dogs look normal? And something about how they are like the Cali cartel of dog ownership and very nasty and brutal to their owners? Also I've got Billy to think about, a Russian hamster, with a nervous disposition.

So please delete and rephrase. Thanks!
 
Pimpernel Smith said:
Can't you delete that last post and replace with something about how they make the temperament of sausage dogs look normal? And something about how they are like the Cali cartel of dog ownership and very nasty and brutal to their owners? Also I've got Billy to think about, a Russian hamster, with a nervous disposition.

So please delete and rephrase. Thanks!
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nope.

i love frenchies and all the ones ive known have had wonderful personalities. love the hell out of bully breeds.
 
spencer096 said:
I love frenchies. They’ve got these awesome dog personalities that almost make it worth the vet bills
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OCTOBER 26 2017
Dog that killed Canberra woman was 'her best friend', but known to be dangerous

A woman killed by her dog in her Canberra home had warned friends the animal was dangerous, but had refused to part with it as he had "taken a bullet" for her during a violent home invasion earlier this year.

In text messages sent this month to a close friend, Tania Klemke described the dog, which is understood to be similar to a pit bull, as her "best friend".
ACT Police have shot and killed a dog after it attacked them as they tried to save a woman who had been bitten by the dog in Canberra. Police shot the animal dead when they were called to Ms Klemke's Watson home about 3.40am Wednesday after neighbours heard a man at the property screaming for help.

The dog attacked police as they attempted to perform first aid on Ms Klemke, a mother of three aged in her 40s, but she died at the scene.
The man was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening bite wounds to the leg. He was believed to have been visiting at the time and was in a stable condition on Wednesday afternoon.

Ms Klemke's son, Cody Baker, paid tribute to his mother on 7News. "My mum was a beautiful and honest person," he wrote. "She had the biggest heart and always did anything she possibly could for the people she loved and cared for."
A long-time friend said Ms Klemke seemed a little afraid of the dog and had taken to keeping it inside after it nearly attacked her neighbours.

But she had also recounted how the dog had been shot in the ear while "defending" her from a group of people who stormed her Watson house and assaulted her in March. Police confirmed they had attended the same house where Wednesday's fatal attack took place earlier this year, but investigations were ongoing.

Ms Klemke had recently warned friends not to visit her at home as her dog "had trust issues" and would likely attack. A broken back fence meant it couldn't be left outside.

"The last person who tried coming in ... ended [up] in hospital with 42 stitches," she wrote in a text.

City Services Minister Meegan Fitzharris confirmed police called rangers to the house about the same dog in late August after it attacked a visitor but it was not known if it had been declared as dangerous
However Ms Fitzharris said the dog was "clearly" dangerous, given it had killed its carer. Detective Acting Superintendent Tony Crocker said no officers had been injured during Wednesday's attack and Ms Klemke's family had been notified. Police are investigating the death. Neighbour Dieu Do described the terrifying moment a dog she believed to be from Ms Klemke's property had scaled her fence and charged at her two young children late last year. "Even this year, I often hear [a dog] growling near my window, so I always lock up," she said. "I'm afraid for my boys."

Neighbours called police on Wednesday after they were woken in the middle of the night to the sounds of a man bellowing for help.

Several people expressed their shock at the attack on their "usually quiet street" but said they had often heard a dog growling and barking at the property in recent months. One neighbour said he was "glad the dog was gone" as he also had young children at home and another local said she was frightened to walk by the house due to dogs on the property.

"It's horrific, especially that sort of death," she said. "It's terrifying." Ms Fitzharris confirmed Wednesday's attack took place at a Housing ACT property. Police will prepare a report for the coroner. A Transport Canberra and City Services spokesman said there had been 389 reported dog attacks in the territory during the 2016-17 financial year, and 14 dogs had been declared dangerous.
 
fxh said:
OCTOBER 26 2017
Dog that killed Canberra woman was 'her best friend', but known to be dangerous

A woman killed by her dog in her Canberra home had warned friends the animal was dangerous, but had refused to part with it as he had "taken a bullet" for her during a violent home invasion earlier this year.

In text messages sent this month to a close friend, Tania Klemke described the dog, which is understood to be similar to a pit bull, as her "best friend".
ACT Police have shot and killed a dog after it attacked them as they tried to save a woman who had been bitten by the dog in Canberra. Police shot the animal dead when they were called to Ms Klemke's Watson home about 3.40am Wednesday after neighbours heard a man at the property screaming for help.

The dog attacked police as they attempted to perform first aid on Ms Klemke, a mother of three aged in her 40s, but she died at the scene.
The man was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening bite wounds to the leg. He was believed to have been visiting at the time and was in a stable condition on Wednesday afternoon.

Ms Klemke's son, Cody Baker, paid tribute to his mother on 7News. "My mum was a beautiful and honest person," he wrote. "She had the biggest heart and always did anything she possibly could for the people she loved and cared for."
A long-time friend said Ms Klemke seemed a little afraid of the dog and had taken to keeping it inside after it nearly attacked her neighbours.

But she had also recounted how the dog had been shot in the ear while "defending" her from a group of people who stormed her Watson house and assaulted her in March. Police confirmed they had attended the same house where Wednesday's fatal attack took place earlier this year, but investigations were ongoing.

Ms Klemke had recently warned friends not to visit her at home as her dog "had trust issues" and would likely attack. A broken back fence meant it couldn't be left outside.

"The last person who tried coming in ... ended [up] in hospital with 42 stitches," she wrote in a text.

City Services Minister Meegan Fitzharris confirmed police called rangers to the house about the same dog in late August after it attacked a visitor but it was not known if it had been declared as dangerous
However Ms Fitzharris said the dog was "clearly" dangerous, given it had killed its carer. Detective Acting Superintendent Tony Crocker said no officers had been injured during Wednesday's attack and Ms Klemke's family had been notified. Police are investigating the death. Neighbour Dieu Do described the terrifying moment a dog she believed to be from Ms Klemke's property had scaled her fence and charged at her two young children late last year. "Even this year, I often hear [a dog] growling near my window, so I always lock up," she said. "I'm afraid for my boys."

Neighbours called police on Wednesday after they were woken in the middle of the night to the sounds of a man bellowing for help.

Several people expressed their shock at the attack on their "usually quiet street" but said they had often heard a dog growling and barking at the property in recent months. One neighbour said he was "glad the dog was gone" as he also had young children at home and another local said she was frightened to walk by the house due to dogs on the property.

"It's horrific, especially that sort of death," she said. "It's terrifying." Ms Fitzharris confirmed Wednesday's attack took place at a Housing ACT property. Police will prepare a report for the coroner. A Transport Canberra and City Services spokesman said there had been 389 reported dog attacks in the territory during the 2016-17 financial year, and 14 dogs had been declared dangerous.
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In other words, doghouse doghouse and his hombres are dangerous things and best avoided.
 
fxh said:
OCTOBER 26 2017
Dog that killed Canberra woman was 'her best friend', but known to be dangerous

A woman killed by her dog in her Canberra home had warned friends the animal was dangerous, but had refused to part with it as he had "taken a bullet" for her during a violent home invasion earlier this year.

In text messages sent this month to a close friend, Tania Klemke described the dog, which is understood to be similar to a pit bull, as her "best friend".
ACT Police have shot and killed a dog after it attacked them as they tried to save a woman who had been bitten by the dog in Canberra. Police shot the animal dead when they were called to Ms Klemke's Watson home about 3.40am Wednesday after neighbours heard a man at the property screaming for help.

The dog attacked police as they attempted to perform first aid on Ms Klemke, a mother of three aged in her 40s, but she died at the scene.
The man was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening bite wounds to the leg. He was believed to have been visiting at the time and was in a stable condition on Wednesday afternoon.

Ms Klemke's son, Cody Baker, paid tribute to his mother on 7News. "My mum was a beautiful and honest person," he wrote. "She had the biggest heart and always did anything she possibly could for the people she loved and cared for."
A long-time friend said Ms Klemke seemed a little afraid of the dog and had taken to keeping it inside after it nearly attacked her neighbours.

But she had also recounted how the dog had been shot in the ear while "defending" her from a group of people who stormed her Watson house and assaulted her in March. Police confirmed they had attended the same house where Wednesday's fatal attack took place earlier this year, but investigations were ongoing.

Ms Klemke had recently warned friends not to visit her at home as her dog "had trust issues" and would likely attack. A broken back fence meant it couldn't be left outside.

"The last person who tried coming in ... ended [up] in hospital with 42 stitches," she wrote in a text.

City Services Minister Meegan Fitzharris confirmed police called rangers to the house about the same dog in late August after it attacked a visitor but it was not known if it had been declared as dangerous
However Ms Fitzharris said the dog was "clearly" dangerous, given it had killed its carer. Detective Acting Superintendent Tony Crocker said no officers had been injured during Wednesday's attack and Ms Klemke's family had been notified. Police are investigating the death. Neighbour Dieu Do described the terrifying moment a dog she believed to be from Ms Klemke's property had scaled her fence and charged at her two young children late last year. "Even this year, I often hear [a dog] growling near my window, so I always lock up," she said. "I'm afraid for my boys."

Neighbours called police on Wednesday after they were woken in the middle of the night to the sounds of a man bellowing for help.

Several people expressed their shock at the attack on their "usually quiet street" but said they had often heard a dog growling and barking at the property in recent months. One neighbour said he was "glad the dog was gone" as he also had young children at home and another local said she was frightened to walk by the house due to dogs on the property.

"It's horrific, especially that sort of death," she said. "It's terrifying." Ms Fitzharris confirmed Wednesday's attack took place at a Housing ACT property. Police will prepare a report for the coroner. A Transport Canberra and City Services spokesman said there had been 389 reported dog attacks in the territory during the 2016-17 financial year, and 14 dogs had been declared dangerous.
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COUNTERPOINT: your one article about a dog “which is understood to be similar to a pit bull” being naughty unleashed the stench of the humid stinky vagina you got between your legs into this fine forum. For shame, you horrible dog racist. I expect better from this homo anti Semite forum.
 
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