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Is there a specific name for this type of coat?
A friend of mine sent me a picture from the recent Comic Con of these fellows: and was curious if there's a name for the specific type of coat that Vader's sporting in the image. My inclination is to think it's just a particularly stylish overcoat, but I figure if anyone'll know different...- mummyjohn
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- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Incredible Custom Clock - Part Deco, Part Steampunk, Part Modernism
<a href="http://luxurylaunches.com/watches/lamina-nixie-clock-fuses-the-art-deco-industrial-and-steampunk-look-all-into-one.php">Non-shortened URL</a>- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Incredible Custom Clock - Part Deco, Part Steampunk, Part Modernism
I was searching for art deco clocks online and stumbled across this absolute masterwork of craftsmanship: More pictures, and purchase information, after the link: http://luxurylaunches.com/watches/lamina-nixie-clock-fuses-the-art-deco-industrial-and-steampunk-look-all-into-one.php- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Display Case
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The Martini
The essential! The most on-point description of bitters I ever heard was that they're like seasoning on a steak: you don't necessarily think, when eating a well-seasoned steak, "gee, this seasoning's fantastic!" You simply think the steak itself is brilliant. But if there was no seasoning...- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Connoisseur
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The Great Gatsby - Remake in the Works
Oh my goodness. Sumner can't get here fast enough!- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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are we becoming too self-centered?
You're all seriously discussing online diplomas? I can't believe it! Nobody takes a degree from the University of Phoenix or Devry very seriously. It's more to prove that you are capable, not to prove that you're qualified as an expert in a particular area. And to respond to another...- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Thrift Shop
I didn't notice this thread; I'd started another one that has the "vintage edition" which is very catchy as well. Search for't, I think you guys'll enjoy it.- mummyjohn
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Thrift Shop - 'Vintage Edition'
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Thrift Shop - 'Vintage Edition'
Which, contrary to my normal views on the evils of censorship, actually works here - the lyrical changes go with the style of their performance, and some of them are pretty clever. -
Thrift Shop - 'Vintage Edition'
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Young loungers
Good man. Don't lower your standards to fit the world's, uphold them to yours.- mummyjohn
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Thrift Shop - 'Vintage Edition'
Right? I heard it a couple weeks ago at a friend's house when he was playing it and really dug the lyrics. -
The Martini
Amazing the number of variations I've seen here...though that just adds to the ever-growing lore of the martini, and all the further ensures that there'll never be a consensus on't. I had my first barely a week after I turned 21, and was very pleased: it wasn't the best I've now ever had, nor...- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Connoisseur
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Thrift Shop - 'Vintage Edition'
It's hard to have avoided - surely nigh impossible on a college campus - this thoroughly modern though quite catchy song "Thrift Shop," which extols the virtues of, as the title implies, hunting for nifty finds at your local thrift store. But it gets even better! Take a listen to what these... -
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BadAss Digest presents: Your Guide to Drinking this Weekend.
Pretty interesting find here. There are extensive stories on each cocktail, for those on the fence. A nice holistic look at each drink's history.- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Connoisseur
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The Great Gatsby - Remake in the Works
I'm getting the idea that this film will be a lot like the new Camaros: they don't look stunningly like the originals, they're completely new designs that clearly echo features of the originals and have the same name, but from there it's all new. Like those cars, this movie'll be good-looking...- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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The Great Gatsby - Remake in the Works
That new trailer looks even more luscious than the first! I'll never grow tired of Luhrmann's shots of that Duesenberg. Oh, and for all those 3-D naysayers, take a gander at this: http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2012/may/23/great-gatsby-trailer-baz-lurhmann?fb=optOut Since first I saw the...- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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The Great Gatsby - Remake in the Works
The cinematography sure may be different, but that looks like just as much of a rollicking good time! Awful there isn't a full print of it.- mummyjohn
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Electro-Swing or: How I Learned to Stop Complaining and Love Modernity
Here's another couple winners: Enter Sandman, piano only, and a swing-styled arrangement: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7evFPQQeOs The girls again, with a hauntingly good rendition of I Will Survive. Another YouTube user mentioned it, but I think he's on to something: I'd love to hear...
