HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

[NOBD]



Those sleeve look like they are sliding up your arm. Not sure how high your hands are, but those sleeve seem to be a miss-fit.

He seems to be holding his camera with two hands, high in front of him.

 

[Patrick R]

One's response to the words of another, typically tells more about the listener than the speaker.

 

[KObalto]



One's response to the words of another, typically tells more about the listener than the speaker. 

There's something wrong with him telling someone from the Czech Republic that the word is considered racist/offensive?

 

[Threadbearer]



You're lucky to have such a slim figure, I am always convinced it is easier to buy clothes for slim people that people with a bit of a stomach (me).

This is probably one of those cases where the grass is always greener ...
As a skinny guy, it seems to me that most American clothing (except for J. Crew, of course) is cut big and boxy in order to accommodate the larger average girth of my countrymen. I'm sure it's all just a matter of perspective.

If a person is going use words for ANY purpose, then they should be responsible for understanding what they mean. No excuses.

Let me guess -- you speak only English and have never tried to express yourself in someone else's language. Wake up and smell the idioms, dude. It's a big world out there and meaning changes with context and translation.

One time in Guatemala I tried to inform a young boy that he was welcome to share a seat with me on a crowded chicken bus -- a risky enough proposition under the best of circumstances. I patted the seat next to me and said what I thought was, "Would you care to sit down?" in Spanish. He looked horrified and backed away slowly. I was later told that I had asked him if he "wanted to feel." True story.

I used to think the whole thing was pretty funny, but you've helped me to realize that I wasn't being responsible for my words, so now I'm ashamed.

Most of you don't know me, nor do I know some of you, so try not to make too many assumptions about me.

Oh I think we've got you pretty well figured.

 

[kgmessier]

Epaulet contest submission...

 

[greger]

Coolpapa, Pity you!

 

[greger]



This kind of criticism is pure SF gold.

Tailoring has endless fitting lessons that can take tailors a life time to learn some of them. So there is always more to learn about fit.

 

[ShayaEXQT]

What happened to luftivier?

 

[greger]



He seems to be holding his camera with two hands, high in front of him.

It is like the camera is aimed upwards, so it seems to be held outwards and a little below level. The sleeve seems to be binding in the high upper arm, which looks uncomfortable. Excessive cloth that moved up there which shouldn't be there. I would ask the tailor to start looking through his books and ask other tailors- to find the answer. Some tailors don't have this problems with sleeves.

 

[Patrick R]

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No. And particularly since I said nothing about right/wrong, thanks for demonstrating my point for me.

 

[coolpapa]



Coolpapa, Pity you!

Pity all of us for having this thread ruined by ridiculous nit picking.

 

[Ich_Dien]



What happened to luftivier? 

He probably gave up like everyone else.

 

[KObalto]



 


No. And particularly since I said nothing about right/wrong, thanks for demonstrating my point for me. 

Hmm, I guess I went crazy and drew an inference from your post. Although I agree Clint could have been more politic in his initial response, better Johny learn here than learn the hard way on a trip to the States.

 

[fritzl]

You're lucky to have such a slim figure, I am always convinced it is easier to buy clothes for slim people that people with a bit of a stomach (me).

This is probably one of those cases where the grass is always greener ...

hmmh, greener. from my personal experience. i have a bull neck, shirts, collar = 50 cm = 20 inch.

i have wide/ broad shoulders. jacket size EU 56 = US 46?, drop is eight within stomach.

hardly to get off the rack.

conclusion: a (beer)stomach is my least concern.

 

[fritzl]



Pity all of us for having this thread ruined by ridiculous nit picking.

exactly