FOAK: Dyeing clothes

heh, you're a genius. I think I'll have a go anyway.

 

colour?

 

I don't think I'm allowed to have the Guardian.

 

Dan White wrote:
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http://www.dylon.co.uk/Where2Buy/Index.htm

 

Right. I'm convinced.

 

This sounds like a good idea. I'll do this.

 

I'll send you the fashion pages from mine, I have no use for them

 

brown.

 

You must've missed the "heterosexual" bit but thanks all the same.

 

I'm getting a picture in my mind but one thing troubles me. How would
one accessorize with and brown velvet ensemble?

 

So that's what you think the sophisticated heterosexual about town
wearing this season?

 

These are Gap jeans as I tend to prefer the cut of Gap menswear on the
whole. Given that brands such as Armani, Calvin Klein and many others
are available to the great unwashed at knock down prices through Free
Port and TK Max I tend to feel that such labels have been devalued.
Once, so called designer labels are now de rigeur for chavs across the
council estates of the country egged on by celebrity pikeys such as
Jordan & Jade.

 

Translation: "My arse is too fat for those"

 

<WG Grace mode>

"You need a big hammer to knock in a long nail"

</WGGM>

 

Where's Peter Wyngarde when you need him? Probably servicing a lorry
driver in Gloucester. I'd suggest a yellow frilled shirt and contrasting
green cravat and handkerchief, with brown Chelsea boots.

 

The 70s were such a joyful decade, when the burned-out acid casualties
of the 60s had moved into positions of fashion influence and managed to
persuade countless thousands to look like poofs.
--
Dave
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for your reading pleasure.
Folding@Home Team UKRM
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Grimly Curmudgeon wrote

Look like??

 

Beads.

 

Mmmmm I was thinking hats and feathers too.

 

Well it is in your area...


;-p