Superfluous
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Do you think there's a personality the wearer and a sassy (not sure if that's the right word) occasion required for peaked lapels?
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Personality and Occasion for Peaked Lapels
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sonlegoman
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that is definitely not the right word. Especially not a word a quarterback would use.
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that is definitely not the right word. Especially not a word a quarterback would use.Originally Posted by sonlegoman
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I'm pretty sure every time I see member Tony Romo make a post, another SF member makes a football joke, myself including.
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Double-breasted or three-piece with peak lapels=money in the bank.
Two-piece single-breasted with peak lapels=meh.
Peak-lapel sport coat=no.
Two-piece single-breasted with peak lapels=meh.
Peak-lapel sport coat=no.
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Double-breasted or three-piece with peak lapels=money in the bank.Originally Posted by amplifiedheat
Two-piece single-breasted with peak lapels=meh.
Peak-lapel sport coat=no.
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What industry are you in, Spoo, if you don't mind me asking...
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