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BillyOblivion wrote: to go to Hong Kong and get a suit made.
Virosa wrote:So if you're dumber'n a box of mongoloid hammers and can't tell a $5k bespoke suit from a Sears $99 off-the-rack special, where's a good place to get all knowledge-ed up?
I speak for all the mongoloid hammers who have no voice of their own. Our time shall come, my bruthas.
Virosa wrote:So if you're dumber'n a box of mongoloid hammers and can't tell a $5k bespoke suit from a Sears $99 off-the-rack special, where's a good place to get all knowledge-ed up?
I speak for all the mongoloid hammers who have no voice of their own. Our time shall come, my bruthas.
Kurt wrote:Virosa wrote:So if you're dumber'n a box of mongoloid hammers and can't tell a $5k bespoke suit from a Sears $99 off-the-rack special, where's a good place to get all knowledge-ed up?
I speak for all the mongoloid hammers who have no voice of their own. Our time shall come, my bruthas.
One step that I did before I found my tailor (and after a bad experience with a previous one) was go to a men's clothing store with a general good reputation (known for not making or selling ugly clothes) and I found a nice homosexual salesman and said "I am totally clueless but I want a suit" (not those exact words). Now the reason I chose a homosexual was that it was just coincidence. I am sure straight salesmen can be just as knowlegable but it is not my experience that they are.
One reason I would prefer the homosexual is that they got their own culture and thing going...they do not want straight dudes to get in their way by looking gay, so the gay dude will make sure you look straight (unless you are gay, but then you would not be asking this question I bet). They have to do it because they know you got an identity as a heterosexual and you gotta keep and flaunt that identity ..they understand this, they respect it and they want it to be that way. Lots of timid straight dudes think all gay dudes want to turn them into poofters but you are more at risk of being pooftered by another straight guy or a woman who reads fashion magazines, they will not be able to tell what is the gay thing and just see a model and think "we gotta wear that".
The best one I hear from straight dudes is that wearing pink is gay. Never heard it from a gay dude in NYC. They are too busy not wearing pink and waiting for the new Cameros to come out to bother wearing pink clothing, for some reason that is a timid straight boy worry and not a comfortable gay man concern...that is why a homosexual in sales can help you not be clueless and make sure that you wear clothes that tell his friends "straight man ahead: Check out the guy with dirty khakis and olive anorak instead"
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