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Your usual suit?
By far and away, most of my suits are 3B singles, but I do have a pair of DB, one charcoal grey with faint pinstripe, and a black I wear on occassions. Most of my suits are singles, either in grey or blue. Superstitious that juries expected a prosecutor/DA to wear that, after watching Sam...- MagistrateChris
- Post #17
- Forum: Suits
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A Lot o' Mottos: What are your words to live by?
Well, there's always "Be Prepared." Worked for me in Scouts, seems to work pretty well in life. But, there's two sentences that were said to me a long time ago by my 7th grade English teacher. I went to see her on her last day of teaching. She was retiring in 1982 at the age of 72. She...- MagistrateChris
- Post #127
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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six degrees
A co-worker was roommates with Jennifer Gardner during college, so I am pretty much 3 or 4 degrees of seperation from most hollywood stars. So I've got that going for me. As a young Boy Scout, I met Charlton Heston, Presidential Candidate Ronald Reagan, and President gerald Ford during a...- MagistrateChris
- Post #32
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Too much polishing?
It appears that here, as in many areas in life, the actual decision is as much a matter of individual preference as anything else. For me, I guess I'll keep up the polishing. And, for those who asked, here's how I do it. Materials needed: 1 old soft toothbrush 2 old cotton worn...- MagistrateChris
- Post #15
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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What did your grandparents pack for personal protection in the Golden Era?
Both grandfathers carried a weapon on occassion. One grandfather served in the Navy during WWII, in the Pacific, crewed an LST (landing craft). He was issued a Smith Victory Model .38 revolver. No surprise that he got a Model 10 after the war. Grandma still has it at the house, in her...- MagistrateChris
- Post #234
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Too much polishing?
Friends, Ever since I learned how (the hard way) ate West Point, I have spit polished all of my dress shoes, getting that great, deep, relflective luster on the cap toes and a good general polish on the body of the shoes. Just like Captain Miller taught me before I reported to CBT. Anyways...- MagistrateChris
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Thought: Do we need to add a kitchen in here?
As the master if the kitchen in my home, I'm all in favor of opening the kitchen for whatever recipes we might share...- MagistrateChris
- Post #28
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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A breakdown of Fedora Loungers by sex, location, age and marital status
Male Central Ohio, U.S.A. 38 years old Married 10 years with two sons- MagistrateChris
- Post #532
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Basic Training (Boot Camp) During WWII
In talking with s few old timers during my West Point/Army days, The biggest differences were motivation of the recruits and the training methods of the instructors. Speed was much more important then, as we were at war. Also, in the Army, you were dealing with draftees as often as...- MagistrateChris
- Post #13
- Forum: WWII
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Norman Rockwell
I was introduced to Norman Rockwell's work back when I was a Boy Scout, as Rockwell is also well known for his artworks involving scouting. Now that I'm back into Scouting, a leader for my son's pack, the artwork has a new level of meaning to me...not what I was going to do, but how my son was...- MagistrateChris
- Post #4
- Forum: The Golden Era
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What is your expertise?
I'd say that I'm about as close an expert at criminal law as any other lawyer you might find, better than some, probably less knowledgable than others. Pretty good on the Army thing. Know a lot about firearms. And, I can turn out a good meal six out of seven nights. My degree in English Lit...- MagistrateChris
- Post #130
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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New Ladies and Gents Step Forward
Hello all First post here. I'm a court Magistrate by occupation, former prosecuting attorney, all of which means that since I left the army, my days have been spent wearing a suit and tie. My wife and I constantly comment how people today just don't know how to really dress for an occassion...- MagistrateChris
- Post #952
- Forum: The Observation Bar
