#2 2008-07-16 16:41:53
“That's when I realized the power of individuality,” he says.
I might have to disagree with you a tinch; I class this dude in the same category of sartorial individualists as Goth kids, personalized Chinese character tattoos, and the people who wear novelty fish-shaped ties.
I'd bet $5 that this guy also has a solid collection of bizarre bumper stickers.
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#3 2008-07-16 16:49:59
I'm looking for a handyman. I'll have to make sure that anyone I hire knows that clothing is not optional.
I also think he's given it way too much thought, so he'd have to be placed squarely in the attention whore catergory.
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#4 2008-07-16 18:56:54
Wot, no pikchaz? Having done construction and woodworking (jungle gyms, clatter bridges, etc.) for a couple of summers when I was younger, I have to say--even in the heat of the season--more clothing is definitely good thing. When you've got nailguns, reciprocating saws, table saws, hell, even a plain ol' hammer, you really don't want to take the risk of hitting, cutting, sanding, or planing a body part you'd otherwise prefer to keep intact. But tell me, is a banana hammock really so much more offensive than plumber's crack?
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#5 2008-07-16 19:02:08
pALEPHx wrote:
Wot, no pikchaz? Having done construction and woodworking (jungle gyms, clatter bridges, etc.) for a couple of summers when I was younger, I have to say--even in the heat of the season--more clothing is definitely good thing. When you've got nailguns, reciprocating saws, table saws, hell, even a plain ol' hammer, you really don't want to take the risk of hitting, cutting, sanding, or planing a body part you'd otherwise prefer to keep intact. But tell me, is a banana hammock really so much more offensive than plumber's crack?
There's a slide show.
High Street is showing signs of intelligence. Uncle Dirty and his banana hammock are on the sidebar.
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