Scratchy sweaters

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Re: Scratchy sweaters

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Richard: You'd better call me later on, alright? By sundown.

Larry: "By sundown"? What are you... what are you, Gary Cooper? "By sundown"? What's gonna happen?

Richard: That's funny. You know, I'm tryin' not to laugh, but that's funny.

Larry: Yeah, okay.

Richard: You better call me by sundown.

Larry: "By sundown"? Is the posse gonna come get me?

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Re: Scratchy sweaters

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trill wrote:Gary Cooper
Super duper!

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Re: Scratchy sweaters

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Part of what I like about sweaters is that you can put forth hobo effort, without looking like a hobo.

Seriously, it's one step above putting on a mustard stained T-shirt.

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Re: Scratchy sweaters

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JackofDiamonds wrote:Stop knitting your own sweaters from the grooming remains at Tenth Life.
I don't know about cat hair, but dog hair is supposed to be an amazing fiber. Here's a video on spinning the hair into yarn:

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trill wrote:
JackofDiamonds wrote:jim, it's already abundantly clear that you dress like a hobo. Your thoughts regarding any clothing thread is "this is dumb, I just wear this pair of stained [article of clothing that no one is asking about] instead of [article of clothing people are talking about]."
And then Jim Lite chimes in with something similar.

Cool dudes care about their clothes, fellas. Even old guys.

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I would probably wear those clothes because they look comfortable. I have several silk shirts that were over $100 a pop that I wear in the summer, I like how they feel. Well, the ones I bought in the U.S. were that much, the ones I bought in Mexico are probably as good or better and were $30.

I dress more like a hobo in the winter than summer, I'm actually reasonably fashionable in the summer because nice summer clothes are just more comfortable than nice winter clothes. Sweaters are the absolute worst, I just itch thinking about them. They are worse than neckties.

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