I have never thought of growing any facial hair. But I strongly suspect that if I DID try and grow any upper-lip fuzz, it'd end up looking like a Fu Manchu moustache...
...and I don't think that'd look good on me.
Given a map, I'm pretty good at finding my way around town. With a bicycle and a satchel, I could be a telegraphic delivery-boy.
But I'd make myself scarce from 1939 onwards. Telegram delivery-boys weren't very popular during the War.
There is no pattern. It's simple black...cotton, I think it is...braiding over the plastic cables. The connection-points and the cables themselves are fine. It's the fabric sheath that's the issue...I've even considered pulling it off, or covering it with some other sort of fabric and sewing or...
Hey folks, perhaps someone here can advise me on something...
I'm packing up my grandmother's Singer after my latest sewing project, but I noticed that the cloth-covered electrical cord is starting to fray quite significantly. There's no exposed wires or anything - the electrical cable...
Hey folks.
I'd like to thank everyone who made suggestions about my little dilemma, but frustratingly, the problem hasn't been solved. The velcro won't stick to the interior of the bag well enough for this to be a viable solution.
Does anyone else have other suggestions?
It's called "necroposting" online. Some forums I've been a member of have very strict rules about necroposting, and how you shouldn't post in a thread that has wandered all the way to the back of the line.
Speaking from personal forum-running experience, I can say that it's a pain in the...
Everyone should to a certain extent, never care what anyone else ever thinks, of them, or anything else. If we all thought alike, we'd be stuck in the Stone Age.
I appreciate that. And perhaps I have, but only because I'm trying to differentiate, if possible, us from them, and to try and understand what makes us, 'us', and them 'them', so to speak. I've read other 'hipster' threads here before (as VCB suggests, there have been others here in the past, I...
I absolutely understand that. But what we need to do is to differentiate between those who do it because it's the "in thing" and who'll get bored of it in six months, and those who do it out of historical appreciation and as a lifestyle thing. I'm only 25. I do it because I've had a lifelong...
Tony, if we accept hipsters as being shallow, for want of a better word, non-mainstream people, who buck the trend and try to make 'things' cool by claiming that they do it for some asinine reason such as 'nobody else does it', or claiming to do something 'before it was retro-cool', then I ask...
I'd say the difference is that we do it because we feel a connection with history (at least, that's why I do the things I do).
I'd say that hipsters do it just to be 'different' and 'cool' and 'out there'.
I suppose that makes sense in a certain way. But it seems like a silly way of showing "individuality" and "rebellion". Trying to "identify" with a class that you've NEVER been a part of in your life. I can see why some people would be offended by that. "Oh look at you, you SO know what it's like...
Sounds like the reverse of that old expression of 'putting on airs and graces'.
...Although WHY anyone would bother to go in the opposite direction is a puzzle to me. Perhaps someone can explain this attraction? I could guess why, but it might be rather insulting...
My father's side of the family was certainly working/lower-middle class.
My grandfather was a newspaperman, and a photographic assistant. My grandmother was a dressmaker. My oldest uncle was an English master for 40 years. That's about the most senior position that anyone held in our family...
Thanks, that was a great help. Yes I've heard that phrase a lot. I can see how that gets annoying.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Aaaah...Yes I know what a grifter is! No need to explain that. But damn that was funny!
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