New Oxxford Cut Apart! Hooray!

[romafan]

I am reminded, of Vaclav and nights, in the beer garden. Edward Green, suffered a similar fate, but not for science. Also, Corneliani was sacrificed, but may have been an accident, on the grill of Hector, perhaps after too many Coronas....

 

[LSeca]

I would rip open a Kent Wang PS to see if it really has hand rolled edges but I love it too much.

 

[sho'nuff]

do you think Get Smart would do us a favor and rip open some of his TaT suits? im curious to find out what gives them that nice slim silohuette.

 

[rherreid]

Let this be a warning to any company that plans on claiming their wares are made by hand. We will find out the truth and parade the carcass for all to see.

I'd really like to see a company get busted for massive false advertizing.

 

[T4phage]

Originally Posted by Holdfast

With this brave new sacrifice the board has now entered a totally distorted plane of reality. Brilliantly insane - long may the slicing and dicing continue!

I see this period in SF as akin to the late 2nd Century BC Rome, when the Gracchi came onto the scene....

 

[Merckx]

We must kill the suit coats in order to save them.

 

[zjpj83]

********...to save the friendship

 

[designprofessor]

I think this has mutated into some ancient ritualistic rite of passage.

 

[amerikajinda]

Originally Posted by diorshoe

he is so brainwashed by the forum , he goes rips apart his Oxxford and puts the words "Hooray!" in his title!

that's too funny!!

Great pictures!!

 

[scarphe]

my father has an old rubinacci that one could sacrifice........ it does not fit anyone in the family. but i might have to worry about being disowned and found in one of the many illegal dumpe sites that are prevelant around napoli mo

 

[Artisan Fan]

my father has an old rubinacci that one could sacrifice

Cut it up! Tell your parents this is an educational endeavor.

 

[AQG]

Originally Posted by T4phage

I see this period in SF as akin to the late 2nd Century BC Rome, when the Gracchi came onto the scene....

Ah, the brothers Gracchi! I remember Professor Barlow at SU mentioning them thus, "And then the second of them was run up the Avantine with a few thousand of of his followers and slaughtered in what was a minor massacre..." Good time guys, those Gracchi.

 

[Manton]

Originally Posted by T4phage

I see this period in SF as akin to the late 2nd Century BC Rome, when the Gracchi came onto the scene....

Some of us have actually shed some blood. What of you? Are you trying to be Plutarch's verson of Cicero?

 

[edmorel]

Do people here actually give a **** about these things? I mean seriously, does Kiton enduce this much of a hard-on? And is Oxxford really a "winner" in this case? They have more handwork, but almost no one would wear their stuff.

This is turning into the old Special Olympics joke, "no matter who wins, you still lose"

 

[Manton]

Originally Posted by edmorel

This is turning into the old Special Olympics joke, "no matter who wins, you still lose"

Turning into? Wasn't it that from the beginning?