[Peak and Pine]

Boy that's a good looking collar. Is the shirt spanky-new or did you use a little starch or is the brand just made with that heftiness in the collar?
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[Peak and Pine]

Until you mentioned that your dad liked bows, I thought that was you. So you're the round one on the left and dad's the long one on the right? Hmmmm, okay. Merry Christmas. You both look good. Dull, but good.
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[Peak and Pine]

... is that really necessary? At least give him some constructive criticism.

^Yeah, Peak and Pine is pretty much the rudest commenter I've seen in the time I've been posting here.

He's trolling. He was called out by Alan C. on another post.

Whoa, a pile on!

Cruiser, I need your help here (since you're the most piled on poster ever).
A few tips, pleeeze. They've called me a troll. (What exactly is that anyway? Is that like when you call Sean Hannity and disagree with him and he calls you unAmerican?)

I would like to think that I offer an invaluable service to the forum by being the only member who actually lives in a tree house. And while my words may seen cutting to some, my cats and I think they're frothy and funfilled. And Alan C. is one of my closest friends. Or rather could be, if he'd loosen up.

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[Peak and Pine]

Your perception of the "invaluable service" you offer appears to be a personal quirk. Perhaps you could contain the nastiness until after such a lovely season has passed.

Okay.
But can I reemerge, Phoenix-like, after the holidays?
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[Peak and Pine]

You take me back: this could have been my yearbook picture. (Except maybe for the cannibis designs on the shower curtain)

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[Peak and Pine]

I find it hard to believe that you didn't have eh... cannabis designs on something or another during the '60s and '70s.

Perhaps you've seen the movie American Graffiti, the tag line of which was Where Were You In '62? I was a senior in High School in '62, same as in the film. And there ain't no pot in that movie, lad.

Drugs aside, that Madras works well on you. Now to be truly authentic, turn your back to the camera and show us the little button on the center-rear of the collar of that shirt.
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[Peak and Pine]

Jovan, the rise on those would put even the most androgynous hipster to shame.

The First of April was still alive when The Jovster posted those.

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[Peak and Pine]

The suit looks a bit big to me, Cards.

Nay. There's not a millimeter of air between the bottom flaps of that coat and Cards luxurious thighs. Shoulders look good too. And the shirt appears to be non-bellow. Overall, nice fit, nice look. However, I am scared silly by the pose and pray the monitor doesn't come alive and that Cards-robot-thing attack me.

 

[Peak and Pine]

Wow. I may have to rethink trad. As well as my previous distaste for arms akimbo. Very, very smooth, Old Sport.

PINK SHOELACES (1959)

"He wears tan shoes with pink shoelaces
A polka-dot vest, and man, oh man!
He wears tan shoes with pink shoelaces,
And a big panama with a purple hat band!"

You might want to try that purple hat band thing.

 

[Peak and Pine]

After reading and watching for many months, I finally thought I ought to post my first "What are you wearing" post. If this works out, it might be an easy way to contribute to AACC!

No worry, it worked out. Welcome. The look's really smooth. Do it again.

Disclaimer: I'm buttering everyone up extra greasy because I'm considering posting a few snaps of m'self and I need a strong reception. I just bought a Nikon D40 and a Zorro-type mask. What else do I need?

 

[Peak and Pine]

Good lord, you look like I did when I was in school and before they asked me to leave. Obviously then, you look smooth. A little like Benjamin Braddock. Coo coo cachoo. Good stuff, all.

 

[Peak and Pine]

I'm gonna say yes: it's the socks. Others will disagree :icon_smile_big:.

This other won't. Nice shirt and knot tho.

 

[Peak and Pine]

^ Agreed. And while if you had just mentioned the color combo of shirt and pant, it wouldn't have sounded too swift, to me, seeing it tho it looks very fine.

 

[Peak and Pine]

Yeah, yeah, that's great. Where are the pictures you promised us, huh?

It's not easy to make a camera out of materials found in nature.* I too am looking forward to his contributions.

*Continuing to think of P&P as a half-crazed shut-in who has somehow tapped into the internet through sheer mountain-man will, channeling his thoughts directly from a clearing in the woods into this forum. At least that's how they do it in Finland.

Not sure I ever used the word promise, here or any place in my entire lifetime. Considering, I think it was. Still am, but thank you for your continued interest, I guess.

There's a chance, but only a chance, that the part that follows the asterisk in Trip's quote might, but just might, have some meat to it.

 

[Peak and Pine]

Shall we dwindle, peak and pine then?

Good lord, people actually read my signature? Alright then: when I am drained dry as hay and have slept neither night nor day, to posting I won't say nay. (Man, I loves the Shakespeare.)

 

[Peak and Pine]

really great vest, goes well with the pants and the beautiful loafers!

Er, I don't think he's wearing a vest, but by the time d'net reaches Belgium, maybe he is.

 

[Peak and Pine]

You're a decent looking guy and that attire suits you well. However, that Night Of The Living Dead thing you've got going on there is scaring the crap out of me.

 

[Peak and Pine]

Nice. Sort of a Jimmy Neutron thing going on there.

 

[Peak and Pine]

sticking close to the fire

This is good. Very respectable. Nice jacket.

(Is that a toilet seat you're sitting on? You think maybe you should put a little curtain up in front of it? Of course nothing says cozy like taking a dump in front of the fire.)