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  1. M

    Quadruple Pleated Back 1930s Sportcoat

    Nope.
  2. M

    Vintage 3-piece 42" ch 37"w Spanish Tailored Dinner Jacket suit - excellent condition

    Excellent!! :eusa_clap
  3. M

    I had a fight with my wife tonight....

    Kid: "Mommy! Mommy! Why is daddy running away?" Mom: "Shut up and hand me the other shotgun!" Kid: "Mommy! Mommy! Daddy's on fire!" Mom: "Shut up and get me the barbecue sauce!"
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    I had a fight with my wife tonight....

    . Time for "Mommy, Mommy" jokes. Kid: "Mommy, Mommy! I don't wanna see Daddy again!" Mom: "Shut up and keep digging!" Kid: "Mommy! Mommy! I don't wanna have to eat spaghetti again!" Mom: "Shut up or I'll pull out your other vein!" Kid: "Mommy! Mommy! I don't wanna run in circles...
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    Ebay Hats: Victories, Defeats, Gripes & Items of Interest

    Yes, congrats to Rodkins. Never mind what Ecclesiastes IX.11 says; sometimes the race really is to the swift.
  7. M

    I had a fight with my wife tonight....

    Aw, c'mon. Lighten up. ;)
  8. M

    I had a fight with my wife tonight....

    Now that's something we can all agree is funny!
  9. M

    Finally!

    Alas, the cost would be prohibitive. Annamarie would have to hire an older, experienced tailor who would be willing and able to devote the time to making suit jackets. The "vintage-inspired" suits would end up having a bigger price tag than those made in Thailand for 'Matt Deckard Apparel'...
  10. M

    Quadruple Pleated Back 1930s Sportcoat

    Done.
  11. M

    Quadruple Pleated Back 1930s Sportcoat

    True. I need to stop talking, pull the plug on nearly seven years of Photobucket-hosted photos, and get the heck out of here for good. No returns, no excuses.
  13. M

    DEATHS ; Notable Passings; The Thread to Pay Last Respects

    His 'Broken Windows' theory has long been applied by Santiago de Chile's subway system. At every subway station and in every train, there are workers ready to pick up litter the moment it appears. As a result, litter is hardly ever seen by the subway's users ... and, in turn, the users hardly...
  14. M

    Show us your bowlers

    Yes, but that thread doesn't answer the question of whether bowler hat owners wear their bowlers around town, and not just in their home offices and backyards.
  15. M

    I had a fight with my wife tonight....

    . Laugh now, fellas, but know this: sooner rather than later, cuckolded women almost always figure out that their men are cheating on them ... but most cuckolded men remain blissfully unaware that their women are doing the same, sometimes for years.
  16. M

    Show us their suits

    And here's a similar wool tweed in an early 1970s sportcoat:
  17. M

    Quadruple Pleated Back 1930s Sportcoat

    Sure, that'll work. How about this? A minimum number of Fedora Loungers (a hundred? five hundred?) can agree to finance the book's 'vanity production' costs by paying for copies in advance. (For a book like that, expect to pay $100.) Yeah, right. That'll happen.
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    Gorgeous Brown Pinstripe.

    . Yes, the lapels were made narrower at some point in time. See the boutonniere hole? It's not the original one. In fact, this newer one is just a length of cord tacked onto the lapel.
  20. M

    Show us your bowlers

    . Good point, Matt. I've long wondered whether those Loungers with their growing collections of bowlers actually wear them around town. Maybe now we'll find out.
  21. M

    Jakes Vintage - New LA Vintage Store Article

    . Another Southern California victim of the recession. First, "Aardvark's Odd Ark" (the granddaddy of California's vintage clothing store chains) closes forever ... and now "Jake".
  22. M

    Show us your SHOES !!!

    Oh yes. In fact, "Alexander & Oviatt" was the exclusive U.S. importer/seller of McAfee shoes and boots from 1920 to the end of the decade. James Oviatt introduced McAfee footwear to the American market, and "Oviatt's" continued selling McAfee shoes right up to the store's closure in 1967.
  23. M

    GREAT Alan Flusser Suit with Double-Breasted Waistcoat

    . Custom made. Back when Alan Flusser was still making fun stuff. If you can afford this and it's your size, go for it! http://www.ebay.com/itm/4000-ALAN-FLUSSER-martin-greenfield-3pc-BLUE-WINDOWPANE-SUIT-44L-us-54L-eu-44-L-/380416211433?pt=US_CSA_MC_Suits&hash=item589292b9e9

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