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Half of those in Illinois want to move
Taxes: Sales tax, property tax, gas tax, etc., all highest in the union. The people: Tons of hipsters (the modern hippies), yuppies, thugs and sports nuts. Wish I had a Venn diagram here. The girls: Without the Asian and European (and now Latina, I guess) foreign imports, the city...- Satorialist
- Post #7
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Half of those in Illinois want to move
The Gallup Poll asked, "Regardless of whether you will move, if you had the opportunity, would you like to move to another state, or would you rather remain in your current state?" Half of those in Illinois want to move if they could, with 19% 'extremely likely' to move within the next 12...- Satorialist
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- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Must haves for desk/office?
Nothing. Nothing should be kept in your office you can't leave behind or walk away from in case you ever get canned. Boxing your **** and wheeling your designer office chair through the middle of the office that just ****-canned you is not something you want to do.- Satorialist
- Post #55
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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The Definitive MANBAG Thread Part I: 2009-2014
While I'm at it... First, a quick PSA: Gucci: These bags are garish as hell and I wouldn't be caught dead with one. Neither should you. Prada: Feel of quality from top to bottom, inside-out, and are smartly designed as well. Styling of course is a personal thing but I love it. Very...- Satorialist
- Post #2,446
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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The Definitive MANBAG Thread Part I: 2009-2014
Time to beat up on Bottega Venetta for what must be the most overpriced designer bags on the market. Recently dropped in Bottega Venetta specifically to fondle all of their bags. From a distance the cross thatched leather messenger bags are seriously eye catching. I've seen these worn on the...- Satorialist
- Post #2,445
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
Benny I think was his name.- Satorialist
- Post #446
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
I was in Moustache last week and dealt with Ellis; everything about Moustache, from its decor down to their "fabric swatch book" imparts a sense of artistry and originality. The shop isn't typical, it's playful sartorially. I remain undecided but will probably commission a suit there...- Satorialist
- Post #445
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
"That's how they serve people." Well **** them. I mean really. Will confirm the girl working that day was exceedingly helpful, not knowledgeable but helpful and interested in helping.- Satorialist
- Post #439
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
Was in The Armoury yesterday (Abercrombie & Fitch location) for the first time and felt the staff was not helpful and in fact border line disinterested. Has anyone tried bespoke at Moustache? http://www.moustachehongkong.com- Satorialist
- Post #437
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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In HONG KONG for few months....
Visiting for pleasure. Well, actually, I'm taking a mandarin class (yeah, I know, go to China to learn --except I don't have a friend in China but do have a friend in HKG so why not) and a few other things. Primarily though--to get a first hand account of what is happening in this part of asia...- Satorialist
- Post #3
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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In HONG KONG for few months....
So I find myself in Hong Kong for a few months... This is my first time in HKG and thus far have nothing to complain about. Any SF-er's here who want to meet up for drinks or a meal, or who have a cabal I can join, do let me know. Promise to be on my best behavior, haha. The friend whose...- Satorialist
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- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
This is a problem. I think the problem is the measurement drop from your shoulders to your waist, am I correct to assume it's more than a 4 inch drop? Or more? I have this same problem. Tiny waist, broad shoulders. And it causes all kinds of problems for getting a proper fit. I really don't...- Satorialist
- Post #420
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Dream City To Live In
Those rich oil sheik's sure made the coolest looking Sim City ever, but it's still in the Middle East. Visit? Sure. Live? **** no.- Satorialist
- Post #91
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Dream City To Live In
Chicago is listed on this thread way more than it deserves. This is likely due to there being an abundance of native Chicagoans on the forum--local pride and all that. I sort-of get it. My viewpoint is extremely jaded when it comes to Chicago. That said, I could live there and be happy. But...- Satorialist
- Post #85
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Straight Razor vs DE razor
In seeking the closest, smoothest shave possible; I occasionally use a DE razor (a Merkur). There's a learning curve. Among other considerations (quality of DE razor blade, type of razor head), the blade must be held at the correct angle (30 degrees for most Merkur's) consistently across every...- Satorialist
- Post #2
- Forum: Health & Body
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Is Marriage Worth it?
My experience has shown this to be exactly the case.- Satorialist
- Post #98
- Forum: General Discussions
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Time to yourself when married or living with a SO
When dating there's always a reprieve either at the end of the evening or the next morning/afternoon where we part ways for a few hours--either heading to our respective homes or elsewhere. This alone time allows me to decompress and reenergize, and prepare mentally for our next block of...- Satorialist
- Post #88
- Forum: General Discussions
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Dream City To Live In
Tokyo; Shanghai; Hong Kong; One of those mega-metropolises. If Stateside; South Florida -- especially if I own a private airplane (I don't. But maybe one day, right?), fantastic flying weather and airport convenience; If Europe; The usual suspects from Germany/Austria/Switzerland or Sweden.- Satorialist
- Post #57
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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fat blocking pepsi
If dextrine truly blocks fat absorption, why hasn't anyone put this into pill form so people can take one before every meal?- Satorialist
- Post #2
- Forum: Health & Body
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Propecia / Finasteride / other MPB prescription MEGA THREAD
You mentioned sunken jowls (or double chin, what I assume you meant by 'tightness around the jaw' and you're so right this being a classic sign of aging/poor health); apparently sunken jowls is a side effect of propecia. Obviously, lifestyle choices such as diet and alcohol (and genetics)...- Satorialist
- Post #23
- Forum: Health & Body