Reply to: suits

[expat]

1 Austin Reed Bespoke 150 twist Italian, 2 John Lewis specials - Ungaro, ok, hardwearing day-to-day suits, 1 Racing Green, 1 Horrible Burtons suit I haven't got round to chucking out yet, 1 DAKS suit - great make, one of my favourites, and my dinner suit is from Harrods, bespoke, silk lined, fantastic.

I think I have a couple of others kicking around somewhere.

I don't need to wear suits. I work remotely and plead guilty by mail.

[realityhack]

1 Austin Reed Bespoke 150 twist Italian, 2 John Lewis specials - Ungaro, ok, hardwearing day-to-day suits, 1 Racing Green, 1 Horrible Burtons suit I haven't got round to chucking out yet, 1 DAKS suit - great make, one of my favourites, and my dinner suit is from Harrods, bespoke, silk lined, fantastic.

I think I have a couple of others kicking around somewhere.

[cailin maith]

Did I ever show you that trick where...

No?

Maybe next time.

I'm still trying to get over your last tricks

[Diver]

We only use olive oil for cooking. makes fried eggs go green but they taste better

[Churchill]

I love Olives.... with feta cheese in the middle?

Did I ever show you that trick where...

No?

Maybe next time.

[cailin maith]

Olives are though. They taste like grapes pulled from the orifice of a corpse.

I love Olives.... with feta cheese in the middle?

[Churchill]

Olives are though. They taste like grapes pulled from the orifice of a corpse.

I'll bow to your superior knowledge regarding the analogy.

Although I do actually like olives.

[oracleslave]

Olives are though. They taste like grapes pulled from the orifice of a corpse.

I used to think that too. Then I gave up the fags, taste buds changed and now I love em.

[PAH]

Now Now! Winston, He's backed down and offered the olive branch.

Play nice

Olives are though. They taste like grapes pulled from the orifice of a corpse.

[Diver]

Get ****ed!

And that'll probably be a first!

Now Now! Winston, He's backed down and offered the olive branch.

Play nice

[Diver]

If you have a collar size above 17" they appear to think you should be wearing an ill-fitting tent.

I much prefer Hawes and Curtis shirts, where a big neck does not equal a 56" chest.

I'd like to find somewhere that will fit a 19 1/2 inch collar, 54" chest and short thick arms.
Every time I buy off the shelf to fit chest & neck, the arms are six inches too long and too thin. I end up Rolling the sleeves up or having a mass of material bunched up on the forearms. Either that or they are so slim fitting on the arms I split the seams on the upper arm.
Same with trousers, I have a stocky body and short thick Tree trunk legs. I can never get trousers to fit without the upper leg being stretched taut and pulling the damned things out of shape.

I'm sick and tired of having clothes altered to fit

[Churchill]

Oh, lets forget about all this and put it behind us.

Get ****ed!

And that'll probably be a first!

[HRH]

Ok, point out the racism.

Oh, lets forget about all this and put it behind us.

[tay]

Cool. Can you ask him the following.

Why are all women ******* mental?

I am the higher power and the answer is ...
Genetics.

HTH

[Moscow Mule]

Nothing wrong with TM Lewin's in my opinion.

Kevlong

I have a couple of their shirts and would agree.

If you have a collar size above 17" they appear to think you should be wearing an ill-fitting tent.

I much prefer Hawes and Curtis shirts, where a big neck does not equal a 56" chest.