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Post by nutsberryfarm ⛑ on Sept 3, 2019 17:18:18 GMT
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 3, 2019 18:01:27 GMT
Ramon? Yes, I suppose he did always wear the same outfit. You know, I never really thought about it. I don't see people in terms of what they wear.
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Post by nutsberryfarm ⛑ on Sept 3, 2019 19:50:30 GMT
Ramon? Yes, I suppose he did always wear the same outfit. You know, I never really thought about it. I don't see people in terms of what they wear.
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 3, 2019 20:27:46 GMT
Ramon? Yes, I suppose he did always wear the same outfit. You know, I never really thought about it. I don't see people in terms of what they wear. And Ramon's friends dress alike. Are they going out on a double date with Karen and Julie?
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Post by rhs6358 on Sept 3, 2019 20:57:25 GMT
Ramon? Yes, I suppose he did always wear the same outfit. You know, I never really thought about it. I don't see people in terms of what they wear. That one in the front. Is that a dude or a dudette?
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Post by nutsberryfarm ⛑ on Sept 3, 2019 21:51:16 GMT
That one in the front. Is that a dude or a dudette? hot towels.
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Post by rhs6358 on Sept 3, 2019 21:53:21 GMT
That one in the front. Is that a dude or a dudette? hot towels. The way they're carrying them, they don't look very hot. Maybe lukewarm towels.
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Post by nutsberryfarm ⛑ on Sept 3, 2019 21:55:56 GMT
The way they're carrying them, they don't look very hot. Maybe lukewarm towels.
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Post by rhs6358 on Sept 4, 2019 8:35:31 GMT
The way they're carrying them, they don't look very hot. Maybe lukewarm towels. Guy on the left could use a hot towel on his eyebrows. Am I right, people?
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 4, 2019 9:50:04 GMT
The way they're carrying them, they don't look very hot. Maybe lukewarm towels. A steaming hot face towel for your pleasure.
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Post by nutsberryfarm ⛑ on Sept 16, 2019 15:30:16 GMT
ramon's pants; who ironed them?
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Post by rhs6358 on Sept 16, 2019 17:05:04 GMT
ramon's pants; who ironed them? He ironed his own pants. The very same ones he was wearing.
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Post by nutsberryfarm ⛑ on Sept 16, 2019 17:07:41 GMT
ramon's pants; who ironed them? He ironed his own pants. The very same ones he was wearing.
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Post by rhs6358 on Sept 16, 2019 18:02:30 GMT
He ironed his own pants. The very same ones he was wearing. Trousers? Trousers went out with Clark Gable. They're pants!
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Post by nutsberryfarm ⛑ on Sept 16, 2019 18:07:02 GMT
Trousers? Trousers went out with Clark Gable. They're pants! what about these? www.jpeterman.com/item/wpt-5967/101200306/charleston-pantsCharleston. Preston Parker’s mother has invited you to her annual “Linen & Bowtie” party. It’s sure to be a proverbial who’s who of Southern society, or so you’ve been warned. If convention holds, the men will wear linen suits and loud bowties, ribbing each other over which peacock has the greatest plume (God help the poor soul who wears a clip-on). The women will fawn over each other’s tasteful choices of linen dress. It’s all a very familiar scene. You’ve got linen. You loathe convention. You can procure an outrageous bowtie. And even though South Carolina law states you can be fined for keeping your horse in a bathtub, who’s to say you can’t flip the progressive script at Mrs. Parker’s party? No one. That’s who. Charleston Pants (No. 5967). Flat-front straight-leg pant in a stretch linen and cotton blend (55% linen, 43% cotton, 2% spandex). Handsome contrasting black satin waistband. Vertical seam down front legs. Back welt pockets. Gunmetal button at the front waist. 29” inseam. A sharp and versatile companion to most of your classic shirts and jackets. Imported. Spritely and dashing.
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 16, 2019 18:13:44 GMT
Trousers? Trousers went out with Clark Gable. They're pants! what about these? www.jpeterman.com/item/wpt-5967/101200306/charleston-pantsCharleston. Preston Parker’s mother has invited you to her annual “Linen & Bowtie” party. It’s sure to be a proverbial who’s who of Southern society, or so you’ve been warned. If convention holds, the men will wear linen suits and loud bowties, ribbing each other over which peacock has the greatest plume (God help the poor soul who wears a clip-on). The women will fawn over each other’s tasteful choices of linen dress. It’s all a very familiar scene. You’ve got linen. You loathe convention. You can procure an outrageous bowtie. And even though South Carolina law states you can be fined for keeping your horse in a bathtub, who’s to say you can’t flip the progressive script at Mrs. Parker’s party? No one. That’s who. Charleston Pants (No. 5967). Flat-front straight-leg pant in a stretch linen and cotton blend (55% linen, 43% cotton, 2% spandex). Handsome contrasting black satin waistband. Vertical seam down front legs. Back welt pockets. Gunmetal button at the front waist. 29” inseam. A sharp and versatile companion to most of your classic shirts and jackets. Imported. Spritely and dashing. Estelle: Here, here's the Charleston Pants. Frank: Let me see them. Estelle: 55% linen, 43% cotton, 2% spandex. Frank: Let me see them. Estelle: I told you. Here, think you know everything? Frank: Hmm, that's surprising. All right, what else? You got the fly in the front, two pockets in the back. All right, I guess that's about it. George: I got it. Fly in the front, pockets in the back. Estelle: You got ketchup on them!
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Post by rhs6358 on Sept 16, 2019 18:21:42 GMT
Trousers? Trousers went out with Clark Gable. They're pants! what about these? www.jpeterman.com/item/wpt-5967/101200306/charleston-pantsCharleston. Preston Parker’s mother has invited you to her annual “Linen & Bowtie” party. It’s sure to be a proverbial who’s who of Southern society, or so you’ve been warned. If convention holds, the men will wear linen suits and loud bowties, ribbing each other over which peacock has the greatest plume (God help the poor soul who wears a clip-on). The women will fawn over each other’s tasteful choices of linen dress. It’s all a very familiar scene. You’ve got linen. You loathe convention. You can procure an outrageous bowtie. And even though South Carolina law states you can be fined for keeping your horse in a bathtub, who’s to say you can’t flip the progressive script at Mrs. Parker’s party? No one. That’s who. Charleston Pants (No. 5967). Flat-front straight-leg pant in a stretch linen and cotton blend (55% linen, 43% cotton, 2% spandex). Handsome contrasting black satin waistband. Vertical seam down front legs. Back welt pockets. Gunmetal button at the front waist. 29” inseam. A sharp and versatile companion to most of your classic shirts and jackets. Imported. Spritely and dashing. Preston Parker? Preston Parker Can't Lose.
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 16, 2019 18:51:04 GMT
what about these? www.jpeterman.com/item/wpt-5967/101200306/charleston-pantsCharleston. Preston Parker’s mother has invited you to her annual “Linen & Bowtie” party. It’s sure to be a proverbial who’s who of Southern society, or so you’ve been warned. If convention holds, the men will wear linen suits and loud bowties, ribbing each other over which peacock has the greatest plume (God help the poor soul who wears a clip-on). The women will fawn over each other’s tasteful choices of linen dress. It’s all a very familiar scene. You’ve got linen. You loathe convention. You can procure an outrageous bowtie. And even though South Carolina law states you can be fined for keeping your horse in a bathtub, who’s to say you can’t flip the progressive script at Mrs. Parker’s party? No one. That’s who. Charleston Pants (No. 5967). Flat-front straight-leg pant in a stretch linen and cotton blend (55% linen, 43% cotton, 2% spandex). Handsome contrasting black satin waistband. Vertical seam down front legs. Back welt pockets. Gunmetal button at the front waist. 29” inseam. A sharp and versatile companion to most of your classic shirts and jackets. Imported. Spritely and dashing. Preston Parker? Preston Parker Can't Lose. No, Preston Parker, aka Spider-Man. Although I don't remember ever seeing his mother. He lived with his Aunt May and Uncle Ben.
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Post by NJtoTX on Sept 16, 2019 19:39:46 GMT
He used to date Christie.
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Post by rhs6358 on Sept 16, 2019 20:46:29 GMT
Preston Parker? Preston Parker Can't Lose. No, Preston Parker, aka Spider-Man. Although I don't remember ever seeing his mother. He lived with his Aunt May and Uncle Ben. Uncle Ben? The rice heir?
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Post by rudiger on Sept 16, 2019 22:08:09 GMT
Trousers? Trousers went out with Clark Gable. They're pants! what about these? www.jpeterman.com/item/wpt-5967/101200306/charleston-pantsCharleston. Preston Parker’s mother has invited you to her annual “Linen & Bowtie” party. It’s sure to be a proverbial who’s who of Southern society, or so you’ve been warned. If convention holds, the men will wear linen suits and loud bowties, ribbing each other over which peacock has the greatest plume (God help the poor soul who wears a clip-on). The women will fawn over each other’s tasteful choices of linen dress. It’s all a very familiar scene. You’ve got linen. You loathe convention. You can procure an outrageous bowtie. And even though South Carolina law states you can be fined for keeping your horse in a bathtub, who’s to say you can’t flip the progressive script at Mrs. Parker’s party? No one. That’s who. Charleston Pants (No. 5967). Flat-front straight-leg pant in a stretch linen and cotton blend (55% linen, 43% cotton, 2% spandex). Handsome contrasting black satin waistband. Vertical seam down front legs. Back welt pockets. Gunmetal button at the front waist. 29” inseam. A sharp and versatile companion to most of your classic shirts and jackets. Imported. Spritely and dashing.I wish I were spritely and dashing. Well, maybe not so much spritely...
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Post by rhs6358 on Sept 16, 2019 22:15:23 GMT
what about these? www.jpeterman.com/item/wpt-5967/101200306/charleston-pantsCharleston. Preston Parker’s mother has invited you to her annual “Linen & Bowtie” party. It’s sure to be a proverbial who’s who of Southern society, or so you’ve been warned. If convention holds, the men will wear linen suits and loud bowties, ribbing each other over which peacock has the greatest plume (God help the poor soul who wears a clip-on). The women will fawn over each other’s tasteful choices of linen dress. It’s all a very familiar scene. You’ve got linen. You loathe convention. You can procure an outrageous bowtie. And even though South Carolina law states you can be fined for keeping your horse in a bathtub, who’s to say you can’t flip the progressive script at Mrs. Parker’s party? No one. That’s who. Charleston Pants (No. 5967). Flat-front straight-leg pant in a stretch linen and cotton blend (55% linen, 43% cotton, 2% spandex). Handsome contrasting black satin waistband. Vertical seam down front legs. Back welt pockets. Gunmetal button at the front waist. 29” inseam. A sharp and versatile companion to most of your classic shirts and jackets. Imported. Spritely and dashing.I wish I were spritely and dashing. Well, maybe not so much spritely... Oh, you don't want to be too spritely. You won't be able to keep your pants up.
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 16, 2019 22:34:56 GMT
No, Preston Parker, aka Spider-Man. Although I don't remember ever seeing his mother. He lived with his Aunt May and Uncle Ben. Uncle Ben? The rice heir? Well, he was killed by a burglar, so Aunt May is the heir to his rice empire.
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 16, 2019 22:38:58 GMT
what about these? www.jpeterman.com/item/wpt-5967/101200306/charleston-pantsCharleston. Preston Parker’s mother has invited you to her annual “Linen & Bowtie” party. It’s sure to be a proverbial who’s who of Southern society, or so you’ve been warned. If convention holds, the men will wear linen suits and loud bowties, ribbing each other over which peacock has the greatest plume (God help the poor soul who wears a clip-on). The women will fawn over each other’s tasteful choices of linen dress. It’s all a very familiar scene. You’ve got linen. You loathe convention. You can procure an outrageous bowtie. And even though South Carolina law states you can be fined for keeping your horse in a bathtub, who’s to say you can’t flip the progressive script at Mrs. Parker’s party? No one. That’s who. Charleston Pants (No. 5967). Flat-front straight-leg pant in a stretch linen and cotton blend (55% linen, 43% cotton, 2% spandex). Handsome contrasting black satin waistband. Vertical seam down front legs. Back welt pockets. Gunmetal button at the front waist. 29” inseam. A sharp and versatile companion to most of your classic shirts and jackets. Imported. Spritely and dashing.I wish I were spritely and dashing. Well, maybe not so much spritely... You ARE dashing. I'll give you that.
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Post by rudiger on Sept 17, 2019 0:59:21 GMT
I wish I were spritely and dashing. Well, maybe not so much spritely... Oh, you don't want to be too spritely. You won't be able to keep your pants up. That reminds me; the 'sprite defense' won't work in a court of law. Don't ask me how I know...
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 17, 2019 1:39:03 GMT
Oh, you don't want to be too spritely. You won't be able to keep your pants up. That reminds me; the 'sprite defense' won't work in a court of law. Don't ask me how I know... What about the Dr. Pepper defense? I would think that's a winner.
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Post by rudiger on Sept 17, 2019 1:47:05 GMT
That reminds me; the 'sprite defense' won't work in a court of law. Don't ask me how I know... What about the Dr. Pepper defense? I would think that's a winner. I tried that. Unfortunately, I got confused and used the Wally Cox Mr. Peeper defense, instead. The jury wanted to know if they could add more time over the maximum sentence.
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 17, 2019 1:55:32 GMT
What about the Dr. Pepper defense? I would think that's a winner. I tried that. Unfortunately, I got confused and used the Wally Cox Mr. Peeper defense, instead. The jury wanted to know if they could add more time over the maximum sentence. Peepers. rudiger: Huh? It's Mr. Peepers, plural. He was a serial peeper. I can't blame the jury for wanting to throw the book at you. I'd have called for the electric comfy chair.
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Post by rudiger on Sept 17, 2019 2:19:54 GMT
I tried that. Unfortunately, I got confused and used the Wally Cox Mr. Peeper defense, instead. The jury wanted to know if they could add more time over the maximum sentence. Peepers. rudiger : Huh? It's Mr. Peepers, plural. He was a serial peeper. I can't blame the jury for wanting to throw the book at you. I'd have called for the electric comfy chair. This reminds me: why didn't they ever have an ergonomic electric chair? Maybe a theater-style recliner? I mean, c'mon, they should at least make the dude a little comfortable while they're strapping him in for that final ride. Hell, maybe even include a back massager that gets a little 'too' intense.
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Post by pizzabagel on Sept 17, 2019 2:39:24 GMT
Peepers. rudiger : Huh? It's Mr. Peepers, plural. He was a serial peeper. I can't blame the jury for wanting to throw the book at you. I'd have called for the electric comfy chair. This reminds me: why didn't they ever have an ergonomic electric chair? Maybe a theater-style recliner? I mean, c'mon, they should at least make the dude a little comfortable while they're strapping him in for that final ride. Hell, maybe even include a back massager that gets a little 'too' intense. Your views on execution are fascinating. You really should do an op-ed piece for the Times.
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