darksabre

Gangsta = black people. But you knew that. And why are all the Catholics I know covered in tats about Jesus? Or is there only one way to be a Christian?

There are so many people like this. The stigma was ruined for me really early in life. My bus driver in elementary school, Mr. Bill, had sweet tats. A big grim reaper on one forearm and a spiderweb on his elbow. He was the nicest damn guy in the world and he loved the kids and we all loved him.

Now now, having bad opinions does not make someone a troll.

How do you feel about the deep state?

Self burn. Nice.

So I think my plan is to kick some tires and see what I feel the best about. Riverside and Jos A Bank tonight. Get Dressed tomorrow night. Then perhaps the New York Store and Chayban on Saturday if I'm still not feeling any of the other 3. I'll keep you all posted on where I land.

Local Emmys right? :lol:

Aye. Maybe I'll stop in tomorrow after work, they're open later on Thursdays.

The internet notes that they are cash only, but that is not an issue for me if the price is right.

Hmm, that doesn't look bad at all... I dunno.. Mark is pretty Euro :p

I give so few f*cks about the quarterback stuff that I wouldn't even be mad if they took Roquan and Chubb both in the first round.

I would think so. I'm stunned by their performance.

:lol: Chayban's website has a special going, 2 for $1500. I might be out of luck there :unsure:

Eff that :lol: Thanks for the other stuff above. I may give Chayban's a look. Also, I am not that skinny boys. I just hold my weight well :blush: I have thick legs which makes getting the fit right kinda tough. I'm a 36 waist and a 31 inseam with meat legs and a long torso and arms. I'm all torso.

I did. I was betting on the Fleury playoff collapse. It just hasn't happened yet. :lol: Who is the mad man who picked LA to win the Cup????

I don't like buying clothing I can't touch. T-shirts are one thing but suits are a completely different animal. Same goes for boots, shoes, hockey skates, goalie pads, etc. I'm okay with spending some money for the peace of mind that what I'm taking home is exactly what I want.

Riverside just moved to Depew. Their "house" suits seem to be right around the top of my range and come with free alterations, so that's not too bad.

So, I have a couple weddings coming up, one on May 5th and the other sometime in June. I need a new suit. I can't buy off the department store rack. That stuff doesn't fit me and frankly the material quality always seems poor for the price. I wasn't super happy with the last pair of suits I bought from Men's Wearhouse. I didn't like the tailoring process, although the materials were in line with the price. My brother has had good luck with Jos A Bank, but I'm wary of the chain stores. I would still go to one I guess, but it's not my first choice. A local operation would be nice, but I don't know if I can afford a real tailor. I feel like the best I can do on a suit is like $400 and I'd need to really like it. Anyone here have experience with Bureau downtown? Or the New York Store in Lancaster? Or those italian guys, Uomo da Milano, at the Galleria? Some other hidden gem? Should I just kill a guy and take his suit?

Not that I had LA getting past the second round, but a first round sweep by Vegas in their first ever playoff series: I didn't see that coming.

Woop Woop!

Oh well in that case yeah I'm going lol

*raises hand* I don't like big music festivals

It used to be more indie for sure. But now it's popular and that's how things go. It got too big and mainstream. There's probably some other hip festival out there now :lol:

Coachella still has plenty of good rock music. Some of my favorite up and coming bands played this year. Nothing can stay punk rock forever. Also Beyonce's performance was great. I watched a decent amount of it. She's incredible.

It's been a good week for brown. I was at Premier on Saturday looking for something different and ended up with a 750 of Southern Tier's first batch Rye Whiskey. Oh yes, you read that right. It's a 2 year and it's very good. Spicy finish the way I like it and I think it's priced right at $34. Definitely worth the price. It may even be under priced. Josie also brought me back a bottle of bourbon from the Belle Meade plantation. This bourbon has a 30% rye bill making it a little different. It's also 90 proof and you can tell. The booze vapors hit you like it's grappa and hangs around through the whole sip. That said, it's also pretty easy to drink. I don't think I would call it sipping whiskey, but it's good. Perhaps a bit overpriced though. Lacking some flavor on the back end. It needs to be cigar weather right now.