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NWT Borrelli Camel Cashmere Overcoat 38/40 $7000 Retail
Hey everyone - I'm selling a NWT Luigi Borrelli overcoat in a beautiful soft camel-colored cashmere. The original retail price is $7000. However, please note that there are two minor flaws. First, while this is supposed to be a three button coat, the top button is missing. This can... -
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NWT Borrelli Camel Cashmere Overcoat 38/40 $7000 Retail
bryce330 submitted a new listing: NWT Borrelli Camel Cashmere Overcoat 38/40 $7000 Retail - NWT Borrelli Camel Cashmere Overcoat 38/40 $7000 Retail Read more about this listing...- bryce330
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- Forum: Classic Menswear Classifieds Discussions
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FS: Belstaff Hero Jacket Size XXL
I have an authentic men's Belstaff Hero motorcyle jacket for sale in size XXL. The jacket was purchased for $1200 in 2005 when it was originally released as part of a tie-in with the "War of the Worlds" movie (in which Tom Cruise's character wore the jacket). The jacket has a little wear, as...- bryce330
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- Forum: 2011-2017 Classic Menswear
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Locked Up Abroad
I love this show too - my favorite is the Cuzco episode with the fat dumb British guy who got tricked into carrying a suitcase full of drugs for some girl he just met. I'm glad he got out of Peru though, the scene at the end where they showed video of his homecoming was actually pretty touching...- bryce330
- Post #10
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Cookbooks
The Silver Spoon - the only Italian cookbook you will ever need.- bryce330
- Post #10
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Shamrock Shake season
Unfortunately McD's made some major changes to the Shamrock Shake this year and really fucked it up. It used to be a pretty thick shake, but now it's a lot more watery and runny. They also added whipped cream and a cherry on top for some reason, and they're serving it in the "McCafe" cups...- bryce330
- Post #8
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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What places do you have absolutely no desire to visit?
I'll go pretty much anywhere... I've already been to North Korea and I'm going to Iran in the fall. The only places I don't want to go are places that are truly dangerous (Somalia and Afghanistan), places that everyone agrees are boring (i.e. Abu Dhabi), and places that are completely filthy...- bryce330
- Post #277
- Forum: General Discussions
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Any neapolitan pizza fans?
I'm a huge Neapolitan pizza fan, I even have a secret dream of opening my own DOC Neapolitan pizza place one day. As someone who lives in the DC area, I have to say 2 Amys is way better than Pizzeria Paradiso. Paradiso is OK, and I'm happy they are opening a new location in Old Town Alexandria...- bryce330
- Post #37
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Caribbean vacation alone?
I'd much rather travel by myself than stay home and waste vacation days doing nothing because my friends are too cheap/busy/non-committal to plan anything. Agree 100%. I've traveled by myself a lot, including to the Caribbean. I usually go for the diving, and it's pretty easy to meet fellow...- bryce330
- Post #35
- Forum: General Discussions
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Caribbean vacation destinations?
It's not technically in the Caribbean, but I think Aruba is probably your best bet. It has pretty much everything - great beaches, nightlife, shopping, good restaurants, activities (diving/snorkeling, windsurfing, paragliding, etc.), and plenty of casinos. It's also pretty compact and easy to...- bryce330
- Post #5
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Recommendation for carry-on luggage
I'm kind of disgusted with what I'm hearing about new security protocols, especially for flying international. I understand you are limited to one carry-on now and no personal item (read laptop case.) This is not true, at least in my experience - I have flown internationally a few times (LAX -...- bryce330
- Post #41
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Favorite Dylan song
Simple Twist of Fate.- bryce330
- Post #24
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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your favorite Dark Brown shoe style
Berluti Olga III wholecut:- bryce330
- Post #51
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Fascination with that Entourage guy
IMO, Jeremy Piven seems like a total asshole in real life and is really only good in TV or the movies when he's playing a total asshole with no redeeming qualities - that's why Ari Gold is the perfect role for him.- bryce330
- Post #28
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Best fast food chain burger?
Could have been taekwondo or something. Well Jai Ho to you and your boxing comrade. Sorry, but Indians are the worst athletes in the world. How can a country with over a billion people win only three medals in the 2008 summer olympics (and only ONE in 2004)...- bryce330
- Post #69
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Best fast food chain burger?
The new McDonald's Angus Burgers are surprisingly good. I also like a Wendy's classic triple every now and then.- bryce330
- Post #68
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Branchini or Bontoni shoes in Tokyo
I know both of these brands are pretty big in Japan. Does anyone know of any specific stores that carry either in Tokyo? Thanks.- bryce330
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Vampire Weekend
I never thought I would miss the ****** grunge bands of the early 90s or the overhyped Britpop groups of the mid-late 90s, but If I have to hear about one more mediocre indie band from Brooklyn I am going to scream. Vampire Weekend, LCD Soundsystem, Animal Collective, Grizzly Bear... when will...- bryce330
- Post #140
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Vampire Weekend
Can't wait for the tribute bands - Werewolf Fortnight, Mummy Month, Frankenstein Weekday Was this really worth posting twice?- bryce330
- Post #139
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Common Foods You Hate
What did you expect? This is a forum largely dedicated to helping virgins get laid via roundabout methods. Most of the people here have never got their dick wet -- do you expect them to stop hating mom's green beans? Your posts on this thread are moronic. I don't even know what this one is...- bryce330
- Post #191
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel